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To own Exchange Income, you need to believe its mix of aviation and specialty manufacturing can keep translating into growing earnings and dividends, even with capital intensive operations and regional exposure. The large debenture conversion modestly shifts value from debt to equity but does not materially change the near term focus on managing heavy maintenance capex needs and keeping free cash flow resilient.
The most relevant recent announcement alongside this conversion is the April 2025 upsizing of Exchange Income’s credit facility to CA$3.0 billion, with maturity extended to 2029. Together, a larger revolver and reduced convertible debt can influence how the company funds maintenance, acquisitions and its dividend, which matters for investors weighing balance sheet flexibility against the risk of higher ongoing capital requirements.
Yet beneath these balance sheet moves, investors should be aware that rising maintenance and regulatory costs could still...
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Exchange Income's narrative projects CA$4.2 billion revenue and CA$346.8 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Exchange Income's forecasts yield a CA$90.23 fair value, a 9% upside to its current price.
Six fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly CA$50 to CA$129, showing how widely personal assessments of upside can differ. When you set those views against the ongoing need for elevated maintenance and reinvestment, it becomes even more important to compare several perspectives before deciding how Exchange Income fits into your portfolio.
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