SATS (SGX:S58) has outpaced industry cargo growth for nine consecutive quarters, gaining share through new contract wins and deeper wallet share with existing customers.
Growing volumes despite a subdued global trade backdrop underscores the strength of its integrated global network and execution discipline.
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Earnings moderation.
We reduce our SATS' FY27/28F core net income estimates by 10%/8% to re๏ฌect softer cargo volumes and lower operating leverage following recent airspace disruptions and slower growth.
Cargo volumes have weakened near term, but underlying demand indicators remain intact, with steady manufacturing activity and inventory build suggesting deferred rather than destroyed demand.
Core EPS to grow at a 14% CAGR over FY26โ28F, supported by resilient cargo and margin expansion.
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Air cargo demand should continue to expand in FY27F, albeit at a slower pace, supported by AI-related shipments from hyperscaler capex alongside resilient e-commerce ๏ฌows, which together help o๏ฌset cyclical softness.
We still expect a modest increase in travel volumes in FY27F, supporting resilient aviation catering and ground handling volumes, alongside contributions from the Mitsui partnership and a broader non-aviation food portfolio.
Maintain BUY; target price lowered to S$4.20.
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