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Chorus Aviation Inc T.CHR

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.CHR.DB.A | T.CHR.DB.B | T.CHR.DB.C | CHRRF

Chorus Aviation Inc. is a global aviation solutions provider and asset manager, focused on regional aviation. The Company’s primary business activities include contract flying, aircraft leasing, managing aircraft on behalf of fund investors and other third-party aircraft investors and/or owners, as well as maintenance, repair and overhaul services and pilot training. The Company operates through two segments: Regional Aviation Services and Regional Aircraft Leasing. Its subsidiaries include Falko Regional Aircraft, a pure play regional aircraft asset manager and lessor, and managing investments on behalf of third-party fund investors; Jazz Aviation, a regional airline in Canada and provider of regional air services under the Air Canada Express brand; Voyageur Aviation, a provider of specialty charter, aircraft modifications, parts provisioning and in-service support services, and Cygnet Aviation Academy, an accredited training academy preparing pilots for direct entry into airlines.


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Post by Zosimaon Feb 21, 2014 3:02pm
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Post# 22236222

TD upgrade

TD upgrade
Analyst at TD bank upgraded chr to a BUY today.  He has a one year target of $4.50.

On the flip side, Canaccord has a target of $2.  This is a bit hard to understand.  I get that he thinks AC will pressure them to reduce costs, and pass it on through a new CPA.  But he forecasts about $1 a share of free cash flow every year to 2018.  Does he not know how to do a discounted cash flow model?  How much would you have to cut the cash flow to get a value of only $2 a share?  And why would chr agree to that?  Just discount the cash flow under the current CPA, and assume the company winds up in 2021, and you still get a value of more than $2 a share.  For what its worth, I have a model that assumes a 20% cut in cash flow in 2016 (new benchmarking) and then a further 50% cut in 2021 on a new CPA, discount it all back (like an analyst is suppposed to) and I get a value today of $5.
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