Alstom released FY25/26 results in line with expectations and confirmed its FY26/27 guidance. Goldman Sachs maintains a Sell rating, citing industrialization challenges and heavy cash flow seasonality.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Alstom confirmed its FY26/27 guidance, including a book-to-bill ratio above 1x and an adjusted EBIT margin of approximately 6.5%.
- 2.Free cash flow for FY26/27 is expected to be positive overall, but will face significant seasonality with a -€1.5bn outflow in the first half.
- 3.Q4 car production was lower than expected (4.28k) due to industrialization challenges, though the target for next year is raised to 4.4-4.5k.
Table of Contents
- Key Data
- GS Forecast
- GS Factor Profile
- Ratios & Valuation
- Growth & Margins (%)
- Price Performance
- Balance Sheet (€ mn)
- Cash Flow (€ mn)
- Income Statement (€ mn)
- Exhibit 1: Alstom FY25/26 vs. Company-compiled & Visible Alpha Consensus Data
- Exhibit 2: Alstom contract assets and liabilities as % sales
- Disclosure Appendix
- Price target and rating history chart(s)
- Target price history table(s)
- Regulatory disclosures
- Global product; distributing entities
- General disclosures
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Authors
Daniela CostaMeihan YangInes Lefranc
Securities
ALSO.PA
Themes
Operational ExecutionCash Flow Seasonality
Regions
EuropeFrance
