MHI is selling at 9.9x EPS guidance and 0.7x book value, with a dividend yield of 3.0%. We see potential upside of at least 25% beyond the New Years bounce.
The shares have underperformed for several years due to serious managerial errors. But the mess is being cleaned up and new growth opportunities have emerged.
Risks include limited margins in the energy and aerospace & defense sectors and the possibility of renewed investment in the failed regional jet aircraft project.