Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC (LSE:RR.) shares dived 7.3% on Monday as markets continued to reeling from the announcement of US reciprocal tariffs last week.
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Rolls-Royce's turnaround is evident with a 17% revenue increase and a 57% rise in operating profit in 2024, driven by strong performance across all divisions. Civil aerospace led growth with a 24% revenue rise, while defense saw an 89% order book increase, highlighting broad-based strength. Despite a 41% share price rise so far this year, Rolls-Royce remains a buy due to undervaluation, robust earnings, and a positive future outlook.
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Rolls-Royce reported strong fiscal 2024 results with 16% revenue growth and a 55% increase in operating profit, driven by civil aerospace and defense segments. Despite compelling growth, Rolls-Royce's valuation is elevated, with a trailing earnings multiple in the high 30s and forward operating earnings multiple in the 20s. The reinstatement of dividends and a new buyback program were well-received, but the shareholder yield remains modest.
Rolls-Royce's strong 2024 results, including significant revenue and cash flow growth, led to a 20% share price surge and a new all-time high. The company transformed its balance sheet, moving from £2bn net debt to £475m net cash, and announced a £1bn share buyback. Rolls-Royce reinstated its dividend at 6p per share, reflecting management confidence and potential for future growth.
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Siemens Energy on Friday said it has entered a partnership that is expected to make the German group the exclusive supplier of conventional technology for future small modular nuclear reactors (SMR) to be built by Rolls-Royce SMR.
Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC racked up a further gain on Friday after expectation-smashing results secured continued backing from analysts. Panmure Liberum repeated a ‘buy' rating on the back of Thursday's results, noting earnings and guidance had trounced its forecasts.
Helen McCabe, the CFO of Rolls-Royce, discusses the British firm's full-year financial results.
Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC (LSE:RR.) the results are "very strong" according to the City analyst community, but some said the shares are benefitting from an element of 'luck'.