ThesisPJSC United Aircraft: the story is balanced — Russian defense budget allocations and State Armament Program funding levels for multi-year procurement contracts
01Russian defense budget allocations and State Armament Program funding levels for multi-year procurement contracts
02MC-21 and Superjet 100 production ramp progress, particularly domestic engine integration (PD-14, PD-8) replacing sanctioned Western powerplants
03Export contract announcements with non-Western aligned countries (India, China, Middle East, Africa) for Su-35, Su-57, or civilian aircraft
04Sanctions developments affecting access to critical aerospace components, titanium supplies, or composite materials
05Ruble exchange rate movements impacting export competitiveness and import costs for remaining non-sanctioned components
06Military aircraft production and modernization (estimated 60-70% of revenue) - fighter jets, transport aircraft, trainers for Russian Ministry of Defense and export customers
value - Trading at 1.1x P/S and 1.4x P/B with state ownership providing downside support…
moderate - High debt/equity ratio (1.82x) means elevated Russian interest rates increase financing costs on working capital and capex.
Watch on earnings: Russian federal defense budget allocations and State Armament Program 2024-2033 funding levels, Brent crude oil price (DCOILBRENTEU) as proxy for Russian government revenue capacity to fund defense procurement, MC-21 monthly production rate and PD-14 engine delivery schedule from UEC (United Engine Corporation).
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PJSC United Aircraft: the story is balanced — russian defense budget allocations and state armament program funding levels for multi-year procurement contracts.
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