DPC NYSE: DPC Holdings reported record second-quarter revenue and adjusted EBITDA in its first earnings release as a public company, citing strong demand across aerospace and industrial gas turbine, or IGT, markets, higher production capacity and value-based pricing.
I rate DPC Holdings a buy, driven by robust demand, customer-funded capacity, and long-term contracts supporting growth and margin expansion. DPC's mission-critical castings, high qualification barriers, and vertical integration underpin its competitive moat and recurring aftermarket revenue. Customer partnerships are expected to add >$200 million in annual revenue, with a backlog covering over 12 months of production and clear visibility to 2029.
DPC Holdings Limited manufactures complex engine products for aerospace and industrial gas turbines, targeting strong long-term growth markets. The IPO priced at $33/share raised $769 million, valuing DPC at over $4.7 billion in equity and $4.5 billion in enterprise value. Despite 12% revenue growth to $837 million in 2025, DPC remains barely profitable, trading at over 7x sales after IPO momentum.