GLOBAL RESEARCH ARCHIVE
Airbus (AO) | Buy | Delivering (Q2 preview)
Research evidence excerpt
Airbus (AO) | Buy | Delivering (Q2 preview)
Hold: The expected upside is below 10% (the expected upside could be higher in light of the company’s risk profile).
Reduce: There is an expected downside.
Accept offer: In the context of a total or partial take-over bid, squeeze-out or similar share purchase proposals, the offer price is considered to be fairly valuing the shares.
Reject offer: In the context of a total or partial take-over bid, squeeze-out or similar share purchase proposals, the offered price is considered to be undervaluing the shares.
Under review: An event occurred with an expected significant impact on our target price and we cannot issue a recommendation before having processed that new information
and/or without a new share price reference.
Not rated: The stock is not covered.
Restricted: A recommendation, target price and/or financial forecast is not disclosed further to compliance and/or other regulatory considerations.
Due to share prices volatility, ratings and target prices may occasionally and temporarily be inconsistent with the above definition.
Valuation methodology and risks
Unless otherwise stated in this report, target prices and investment recommendations are determined based on fundamental research methodologies and relies on commonly
used valuation methodologies such as Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), valuation multiples comparison with history and peers, Dividend Discount Model (DDM).
Valuation methodologies and models can be highly dependent on macroeconomic factors (such as the price of commodities, exchange rates and interest rates) as well as other
external factors including taxation, regulation and geopolitical changes (such as tax policy changes, strikes or war). In addition, investors’ confidence and market sentiment can
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