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The most recent earnings announcement Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Inc.'s (NYSE:SPR) released in December 2018 suggested that the company experienced a large tailwind, leading to a high double-digit earnings growth of 74%. Investors may find it useful to understand how market analysts perceive Spirit AeroSystems Holdings's earnings growth trajectory over the next couple of years and whether the future looks even brighter than the past. I will be using net income excluding extraordinary items in order to exclude one-off volatility which I am not interested in.
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Analysts' outlook for the coming year seems buoyant, with earnings climbing by a robust 24%. This growth seems to continue into the following year with rates arriving at double digit 34% compared to todayâs earnings, and finally hitting US$875m by 2022.
While itâs informative knowing the growth rate year by year relative to todayâs level, it may be more beneficial evaluating the rate at which the company is rising or falling every year, on average. The benefit of this technique is that it ignores near term flucuations and accounts for the overarching direction of Spirit AeroSystems Holdings's earnings trajectory over time, which may be more relevant for long term investors. To compute this rate, I've inserted a line of best fit through analyst consensus of forecasted earnings. The slope of this line is the rate of earnings growth, which in this case is 9.5%. This means, we can assume Spirit AeroSystems Holdings will grow its earnings by 9.5% every year for the next couple of years.
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