Oshkosh Lands ~$232M Deal to Build and Upgrade Military Trucks
- Oshkosh Corporation Contract: Oshkosh Corporation won a $231.9 million contract from the U.S. Army to manufacture various heavy tactical vehicles.
- Contract Details: The deal includes producing new tankers, cargos, wreckers, load handling systems, and upgrading existing fleet vehicles.
- Partnership History: Oshkosh has a long-standing partnership with the U.S. Army, having recapitalized over 20,000 heavy tactical vehicles in the past.
- Company Statement: Oshkosh is committed to modernizing its vehicles to meet evolving threats and requirements for future combat environments.
- Financial Information: As of March 31, Oshkosh had a defense backlog of $6.45 billion, and investors can access the stock through specific ETFs.
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TCW Launches $370 Million Core Plus Fixed Income ETF
Mutual Fund Conversion: TCW Group has converted the TCW MetWest Intermediate Bond Fund into the TCW Core Plus Bond ETF, enhancing its suite of actively managed ETFs aimed at maximizing total returns while providing flexibility and transparency for investors.
Investment Strategy and Risks: The new ETF, FIXT, allows for opportunistic allocation across various fixed income sectors, but it also carries risks associated with high yield securities, interest rate fluctuations, and market volatility, emphasizing the importance of understanding investment objectives and risks before investing.
REV Group's Mixed Q3: Recreational Vehicle Struggles Drag Sales, Stock Dives
Quarterly Performance: REV Group, Inc. reported third-quarter net sales of $579.4 million, falling short of the expected $618.7 million, with significant declines in both Specialty Vehicles and Recreational Vehicles segments. Adjusted EBITDA increased to $45.2 million, and adjusted EPS of $0.48 surpassed estimates.
Future Outlook: The company has lowered its FY24 net sales outlook to between $2.35 billion and $2.45 billion, while also revising its adjusted net income forecast. Despite challenges in the Recreational Vehicles segment, CEO Mark Skonieczny noted improvements in profitability from fire and ambulance businesses.
Oshkosh Lands ~$232M Deal to Build and Upgrade Military Trucks
- Oshkosh Corporation Contract: Oshkosh Corporation won a $231.9 million contract from the U.S. Army to manufacture various heavy tactical vehicles.
- Contract Details: The deal includes producing new tankers, cargos, wreckers, load handling systems, and upgrading existing fleet vehicles.
- Partnership History: Oshkosh has a long-standing partnership with the U.S. Army, having recapitalized over 20,000 heavy tactical vehicles in the past.
- Company Statement: Oshkosh is committed to modernizing its vehicles to meet evolving threats and requirements for future combat environments.
- Financial Information: As of March 31, Oshkosh had a defense backlog of $6.45 billion, and investors can access the stock through specific ETFs.
Why Specialty Vehicles Manufacturer REV Group Shares Are Surging Today
- Company Performance: REV Group, Inc. reported second-quarter FY24 results with net sales beating expectations at $616.9 million.
- Segment Performance: Specialty Vehicles segment saw a 2.9% Y/Y increase in net sales, while Recreational Vehicles segment experienced a 30% Y/Y decline.
- Financials: Adjusted EBITDA was $37.5 million, adjusted EPS was $0.39, and the company closed the sale of Collins Bus Corporation for $303.0 million.
- Debt and Dividend: Net debt as of April-end was $181.8 million, and the board declared a quarterly cash dividend per share of $0.05.
- Outlook and Comments: REV Group lowered its FY24 net sales outlook, focusing on robust demand in Fire and Ambulance businesses and cost management in the Recreational Vehicles segment.
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TCW Launches $370 Million Core Plus Fixed Income ETF
Mutual Fund Conversion: TCW Group has converted the TCW MetWest Intermediate Bond Fund into the TCW Core Plus Bond ETF, enhancing its suite of actively managed ETFs aimed at maximizing total returns while providing flexibility and transparency for investors.
Investment Strategy and Risks: The new ETF, FIXT, allows for opportunistic allocation across various fixed income sectors, but it also carries risks associated with high yield securities, interest rate fluctuations, and market volatility, emphasizing the importance of understanding investment objectives and risks before investing.
REV Group's Mixed Q3: Recreational Vehicle Struggles Drag Sales, Stock Dives
Quarterly Performance: REV Group, Inc. reported third-quarter net sales of $579.4 million, falling short of the expected $618.7 million, with significant declines in both Specialty Vehicles and Recreational Vehicles segments. Adjusted EBITDA increased to $45.2 million, and adjusted EPS of $0.48 surpassed estimates.
Future Outlook: The company has lowered its FY24 net sales outlook to between $2.35 billion and $2.45 billion, while also revising its adjusted net income forecast. Despite challenges in the Recreational Vehicles segment, CEO Mark Skonieczny noted improvements in profitability from fire and ambulance businesses.
Oshkosh Lands ~$232M Deal to Build and Upgrade Military Trucks
- Oshkosh Corporation Contract: Oshkosh Corporation won a $231.9 million contract from the U.S. Army to manufacture various heavy tactical vehicles.
- Contract Details: The deal includes producing new tankers, cargos, wreckers, load handling systems, and upgrading existing fleet vehicles.
- Partnership History: Oshkosh has a long-standing partnership with the U.S. Army, having recapitalized over 20,000 heavy tactical vehicles in the past.
- Company Statement: Oshkosh is committed to modernizing its vehicles to meet evolving threats and requirements for future combat environments.
- Financial Information: As of March 31, Oshkosh had a defense backlog of $6.45 billion, and investors can access the stock through specific ETFs.
Why Specialty Vehicles Manufacturer REV Group Shares Are Surging Today
- Company Performance: REV Group, Inc. reported second-quarter FY24 results with net sales beating expectations at $616.9 million.
- Segment Performance: Specialty Vehicles segment saw a 2.9% Y/Y increase in net sales, while Recreational Vehicles segment experienced a 30% Y/Y decline.
- Financials: Adjusted EBITDA was $37.5 million, adjusted EPS was $0.39, and the company closed the sale of Collins Bus Corporation for $303.0 million.
- Debt and Dividend: Net debt as of April-end was $181.8 million, and the board declared a quarterly cash dividend per share of $0.05.
- Outlook and Comments: REV Group lowered its FY24 net sales outlook, focusing on robust demand in Fire and Ambulance businesses and cost management in the Recreational Vehicles segment.
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