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Pole Position "UBS European & US Autos Daily" Hummel
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Pole Position "UBS European & US Autos Daily" Hummel
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business and 2) interest in seeking cyclical torque and think auto screens well (we've
argued that autos fit de-escalation trade intersecting on being beneficiaries from both
lower oil and potential rate cuts). One final thing to consider: we get the sense that
companies are going to use earnings calls as the opportunity to update the market on
these future opportunities. That could detract the focus on those calls from the
performance of the business over the past 3 months (misses/beats) and/or over the
coming 6 months (2026 guidance). This makes the earnings reaction game much more
difficult, in our view, since announcements could outweigh results/guidance.
How are investors thinking about it? We think our tiered framework works
well.
•Tier 1: Names where companies are solving for a customer pain point or shortage. That
is not to say there isn't work to be done and standards/qualifications that need to be met
(true for all tiers), but auto names already have to meet difficult and robust standards
and make product for harsh environments. The names in this tier are BWA (where the
case is arguably the strongest) and F. Power generation is in short supply with turbine
backlogs extending years out. BWA’s micro-turbine (TurboCell) product will have 2GW
of initial capacity, so availability is key, and strong demand could lead to capacity
expansions. The CEO has commented that a capacity expansion decision could occur
late 26/early 27. From our conference, we believe the company wants to get UL
certification first and measure throughput of the production line before making a
decision. Beyond power gen, at our conference, the company indicated that they are
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