Sustainable dividends from aerospace suppliers ready to soar on rising commercial travel.The Boeing Co.’s final delivery of the now-retired 747 jet this week got us thinking about the bright future ahead for air travel – even without that wide-body plane, introduced in 1968.
Rather than focus on aircraft makers such as Boeing, though, we’re looking at their suppliers. They can expect to piggyback on rising demand for planes as air travel volumes continue their pandemic rebound. Like most manufacturers, aircraft suppliers – at least in the near term – face challenges, from supply-chain disruptions and logistical issues to elevated labour costs and other expenses. However, as niche, specialized players, they’re able to pass along those higher costs to customers.
Our search started with a list of suppliers of airline parts and systems before homing in on those with sound growth prospects and currently paying dividends. We then applied our TSI Dividend Sustainability Rating System.
Companies with 10 to 12 points have the most secure dividends or the highest sustainability. Those with seven to nine points have above-average sustainability; four to six points, average sustainability; and one to three points, below-average sustainability.
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