Industrials Sector Analysis William Liu, Jiangochao Lu, Remington Lyman, Javier Maldonado 1

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IndustrialsSectorAnalysis
WilliamLiu,JiangochaoLu,RemingtonLyman,Javier
Maldonado
StudentInvestmentManagement- BUSFIN4228
Spring2016
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Overview
● $30.5trillioninmarketcapitalization
○ 10.05%ofS&P500
○ 6thlargestsectorinS&P500
● Performance:
○ YTD:
+4.53%
○ 3Months:
+7.11%
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Overview
14Industries
Aerospace&Defence
IndustrialConglomerates
AirFreight&Logistics
Machinery
Airlines
Marine
BuildingProducts
ProfessionalServices
CommercialServices&Supplies
Road&Rail
Construction&Engineering
TradingCompanies&Distributors
ElectricalEquipment
TransportationInfrastructure
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Overview
10LargestCompaniesinSector(bymarketcap.)
GeneralElectric(GE)
$283.09B
LockheedMartin(LMT)
66.31B
3M(MMM)
97.94B
Danaher(DHR)
62.26B
Honeywell(HON)
83.01B
Caterpillar(CAT)
42.39B
Boeing(BA)
82.57B
GeneralDynamics(GD)
42.17B
UnitedTechnologies(UTX)
80.92B
Raytheon(RTN)
36.69B
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CompaniesinSIMportfolio
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BusinessAnalysis
Deteriorating financial and business
conditions are indicators of late cycle, but
U.S. recession risk is still low. As 2016
progresses, it is expected that the global
economy (including the U.S. economy) to
gradually stabilize. Based on that, it is
difficult to predict the demand of the
sector due to a mixed performance of
assets and no clear pattern. If the economy
improves, the Industrials sector should
improve.
*TableandinformationprovidedbyFidelity
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Porter’s5forces:
BusinessAnalysis
● BarrierstoEntry- HIGH
○ Economiesofscaleisanadvantageforexistingcompanies
○ Largecapitalrequirements
● PowerofSuppliers- LOW
○ Lowswitchingcosts
○ Readilyavailablesubstitutes
○ Rawmaterialseasilyaccessible
○ Consistentinputs- notmuchdifferentiation
● PowerofBuyers- MODERATE
○ Lowswitchingcosts
○ Industrialsverydependentofeconomy,demandwillvary
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BusinessAnalysis
Porter’s5forces(continued):
● ThreatofSubstitutes- MODERATE
○ Newsubstitutescould offerattractivepriceperformancetrade-off
(comingfromadvancesintechnology)
○ Buyer’scostofswitchingtosubstitutelow
● Rivalryamongexistingcompetitors- MODERATEtoHIGH
○ Variesamongdifferentindustries
○ Industrydominatedbymajorkeyplayers
○ Industrygrowthdirectlyaffectstheintensityoftherivalryamongexisting
competitors
○ Highexitbarriers(i.e.boeing)
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EconomicAnalysis
Variables:
Dependent:S5INDUIndex
Independent:SPXIndex(S&P500)
Beta:1.114
Alpha:-0.027
Correlation:0.947
R^2:0.897
*ChartsandinformationprovidedbyBloombergFinanceL.P.
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EconomicAnalysis
Variables:
Dependent:S5INDUIndex
Independent:CLAComdty(Oil)
Beta:0.322
Alpha:0.289
Correlation:0.398
R^2:0.158
*ChartsandinformationprovidedbyBloombergFinanceL.P.
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EconomicAnalysis
Variables:
Dependent:S5INDUIndex
Independent:USGG10YRIndex
(Govt10yryield)
Beta:0.219
Alpha:0.207
Correlation:0.496
R^2:0.246
*ChartsandinformationprovidedbyBloombergFinanceL.P.
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EconomicAnalysis
Variables:
Dependent:S5INDUIndex
Independent:GDPCUR$Index
(GDPUSNominalDollars)
Beta:2.406
Alpha:-0.023
Correlation:0.143
R^2:0.020
*ChartsandinformationprovidedbyBloombergFinanceL.P.
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Spring2016
EconomicAnalysis
Variables:
Dependent:S5INDUIndex
Independent:EHUPUSIndex
(USUnemploymentrate%)
Beta:-0.752
Alpha:1.059
Correlation:0-0.421
R^2:0.177
*ChartsandinformationprovidedbyBloombergFinanceL.P.
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FinancialAnalysis
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FinancialAnalysis
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FinancialAnalysis
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FinancialAnalysis
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FinancialAnalysis
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FinancialAnalysis
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FinancialAnalysis
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FinancialAnalysis
● Industrialsgeneratesfreecashflow
○ Sharerepurchases
○ Payingoutcashtoshareholders
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SectorValuation- AbsoluteBasis
● IndustrialSectoriscurrentlytradingarounditsmedianpoint.
High
Low
Median
Current
P/E
20.468
7.322
17.000
14.800
P/B
3.847
1.632
2.966
3.346
P/S
1.684
0.579
1.370
1.395
10.065
3.758
8.655
8.072
P/EBITDA
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RelativetoS&P500
● Relativetothemarket,Industrialssectoristradingbelowthemarketcurrently.
● Thesectorisverycyclical,itoverperformthemarketwhentimesaregoodandunderperformthe
marketwhentimesarebad.
High
Low
Median
Current
P/E
1.1845
0.5933
0.9252
0.8538
P/B
1.3694
0.9612
1.2056
1.3226
P/S
1.274
0.7462
0.9252
0.8538
P/EBITDA
1.441
0.8185
1.1214
0.8591
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P/E, P/B and P/EBITDA
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Industrials sector is highly correlated with the market.
High S&P500 multiples = industrials’ multiples expansion.
Multiples might be lower based on business cycle.
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Industry to Industry Comparison
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Company to Company Comparison
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TechnicalPicture
CurrentIndexValue:485.73
- Priceabove200-daySMA
- All-timehigh:498.92
- Majorresistancearound500.00
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EmergingTrends
● Onshoring
○ Demandforhighlyskilledlabor
○ Additivemanufacturing
○ Rapidprototyping
● Automation
○ Lowerdowntime
○ Higherproductivity
○ Higheroutput
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Recommendation- Hold
Industrials
S&PWeight
SIMWeight
+/-
10.05%
9.99%
-0.06%
● Sectorcyclicalinnature
● Currentlyfairlyvalued
● Furthereconomicgrowthwill
boostsector
● USeconomyresilientsofar
- Strongemployment
- Recoveryinhousingmarket
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References
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Fidelity’swebsite- https://www.fidelity.com
Fidelity BusinesscycleUpdate(March2016)
StrategicManagement(2ndEdition),byFrankRothaermel
BloombergFinance
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