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> Energy, Materials & Industrials
BAE Systems — Jaime Rowbotham, BUY, close 574p, 730p tgt, 27% upside
■ We see scope for 63% TSR to 2020. With FCF forecast at £1 .35bn in 2020,
if the stock were to trade on a 5% yield then those buying now would make
18% TSR per year. Thus now is an attractive entry point into a multi-year
defence spending up-cycle.
■ Flat earnings are masking a compelling growth story. We forecast EBIT
growth at 5% at the company level.
■ US strength (9% EBIT CAGR to 2020) should come from growth in
Combat Vehicles & Ship Repair and Electronic Systems, and a profit
recovery at Applied Intelligence in Cyber.
• It should be possible to offset declining Typhoon profit contribution in
Air. The key drivers of this are Missiles (MBDA, in which BAE has a 37.5%
stake, is growing at a 12% pa EBIT CAGR), Aftermarket and the stake in
the F-35. There is upside potential to this from potential new Typhoon
orders, such as from Saudi Arabia.
• Maritime profitability is well-underpinned under this UK government,
though there is risk from a change in government.
• Cash conversion is set to improve from here on lower outflows on
working capital, provisions (as most are now non-operational) and pensions
(post the triennial review).
• BAE trades on a discount to EU and US peers at c13.5x 19E PIE and
c9x 19E EV/EBIT, versus 14.5x and 10.5x for EU peers, and 19x and 14x
for US peers.
• Catalysts: conversion of contract opportunities
Related DB Research:
BAE: Cashing in: >60% 3-year TSR potential (Rowbotham)
Global Aerospace and Defence: Civil selective; Defence more effective (Kerner)
Deutsche Bank
£1.35bn FCF by 2020, driven by EBIT growth and better cash conversion
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CONFIDENTIAL - PURSUANT TO FED. R. CRIM. P. 6(e)
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