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The Group is benefiting from several global megatrends at the same time

Good morning my dears

Juan has already arrived back in the USA and visited a company for you in San Jose, California.

Which we may even introduce to you this afternoon.


So you can start the new stock market week with these two companies in mind and be well prepared.


During this time, I continued to work on the topic of energy in Europe.


Today I would like to introduce you to a player that is not entirely unknown to most of you. Some of you may be surprised that I am introducing you to this company today on the subject of energy and electricity 🔌.


The Group is benefiting from several global megatrends at the same time: increasing air traffic, the defense boom, energy demand from AI data centers and Small Modular Reactors (SMR).


Emergency power solutions for data centers and SMR technology are particularly exciting.


Now some of you will probably know that this is about Rolls Royce $RR. (-2,15 %) is involved.


As always, we look forward to opinions and a discussion in the comments. As always, the Prompt family is also invited to join in.

(@Raketentoni / @Aktienhauptmeister )


Rolls-Royce Holdings plc specializes in the development, manufacture and marketing of engines for the aviation, marine and energy sectors. The breakdown of net sales by product family is as follows:

- civil aircraft engines (51.8%);

- military aircraft engines, marine engines and submarine nuclear power plants (23.8%);

- Energy and propulsion systems (24.4 %): intended for power plants.

The geographical breakdown of net sales is as follows: United Kingdom (14.6 %), Germany (5.8 %), Europe (14.6 %), United States (27.4 %), North America (2.5 %), China (7.1 %), Asia (13.5 %), Middle East (7.9 %), Africa (2.8 %), Australasia (2 %), Central and South America (1.8 %).

Number of employees: 43,162


Breakout alert for the winner of several megatrends! Rolls Royce Holdings on the upswing after figures

Von S. Bank - Updated on 06.05.26 13:43


Rolls Royce Holdings is bucking the weakness among defense stocks. There are good reasons for this: The company is in the midst of a far-reaching transformation to become a "highly profitable, resilient growth company". Particularly striking: strong margin increases, high free cash flow and growth in all three core segments - Civil Aerospace, Defense and Power Systems. The Group is simultaneously benefiting from several global megatrends: increasing air traffic, the defense boom, energy demand from AI data centers and Small Modular Reactors (SMR).


Civil Aerospace is the Group's most important cash flow driver. The aftermarket business is particularly attractive, as maintenance contracts deliver high margins over decades. The 'Defense' segment delivers stable cash flows with long contract terms and a high level of political support. Of particular interest: nuclear technologies and future fighter jet platforms. The 'Power Systems' segment is developing into the Group's AI and energy winner. Emergency power solutions for data centers and SMR technology are particularly exciting.

The Power Systems division delivered a record order intake in the first quarter, driven by data centers and government contracts. With an order backlog of GBP 7.3 billion in this division, planning reliability for the coming quarters is high. The company also recently secured further long-term revenue streams in the defense segment by equipping the Australian frigates and the Turkish Eurofighter fleet. The financial targets for 2026 remain unchanged with an underlying operating profit of GBP 4.0 billion to GBP 4.2 billion and a free cash flow of GBP 3.6 billion to GBP 3.8 billion.

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Rolls-Royce Holdings plc-2025 Full Year Results – Presentation

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Juan analysis on Rolls-Royce (2025-2028)

(short, precise, investor-focused - in the typical Juan tone)

1. growth & momentum

Rolls-Royce delivers four years of continuous double-digit sales growth. 2025-2028 sales increase from £20.1 billion → £27.3 billion.driven by commercial engines, services and defense. The EBIT increase remains strongbut normalizes after the turnaround: from +40 % (2025) to +15 % (2028).


2. profitability

The margins show a clear picture of a company that wants to return to the Champions League:

  • EBITDA margin rises to 22,36 %
  • EBIT margin climbs to 19,53 %
  • FCF margin improves to 18,62 %

This is extremely strong for an industrial group extremely strong and signals structural efficiency.


3. cash flow & balance sheet

Free cash flow grows from £3.27 billion → £5.09 billion. - a massive lever for valuation and debt reduction. Net debt turns deeply negative: -£1.97bn → -£5.43bn. → Rolls-Royce becomes effectively net debt-free and builds up liquidity.


4. profitability & return on capital

The ROE is extremely distorted due to the return to positive equity extremely distortedbut the direction is right: 2026-2028: 126 % → 172 % → Signal: Turnaround completed, capital base healthy again.


5. valuation & outlook

EPS clearly increases: 0,69 → 0,51 (2025-2028, with dip in 2026). However, the operating story remains intact:

  • rising margins
  • rising cash flow
  • Decreasing debt
  • structural demand in the engine and service business


Juan's conclusion

Rolls-Royce is no longer a turnaround casebut a scaling cash flow compounder. The combination of margin expansion, strong FCF and massive debt reduction makes the share one of the most attractive quality re-ratings in the European industrial sector. For momentum and FCF investors, Rolls-Royce remains a top tier.

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Market value 100,831

Number of shares (in thousands) 8,266,184

Date of publication 26.02.2026


Juan valuation analysis (ultra-compact)


Juan pushes up his glasses, looks at the valuation line and grins:


"Rolls-Royce is expensive - but not too expensive for the story.
P/E ratio high, P/B ratio astronomical, but the market is clearly paying for the margin and FCF explosion.
PEG clean >1 again from 2027, so valuation runs into normality.
FCF yield increases every year, over 5% in 2028 - that is the real driver.
Dividend grows steadily, yield remains low, but cash power is the argument.
In short: premium multiple, but with a premium foundation. Not a bargain - a quality momentum play."

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Performance:

1 week +1.72 %

1 month -4.55 %

6 months +7.14 %

1 year +56.63 %

3 years +707.01 %

5 years +1,042.78 %

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$RR. (-2,15 %)

Rolls Royce Holdings (ISIN GB00B63H8491): Several global supercycles are at work here. Rolls-Royce is transforming itself from a cyclical industrial company into a strategic infrastructure and technology provider. The share is on the verge of breaking out again. With a P/E ratio of 32, the share does not look cheap. But the chart looks all the better. I expect a sustained breakout movement.


PRICE: €14.11 (08.05.2026 at 22:00)

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I'll give you some feedback 😊

First of all, I think it's super cool that you make the effort to introduce companies every day.

What would help me personally (maybe it's something that would also interest others): I usually don't read the entire analysis because I'm not really familiar with company key figures, valuations etc.. At the moment, I mainly focus on growth and momentum stocks that are either recommended by a paid service that I use or that I analyze using an AI agent.

What would give me the most added value would be your personal return expectation for the next months/years and how you would incorporate the company into your strategy.

Hope this helps đŸ˜ŠđŸ‘đŸ»
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@valentin28 Hello dear, thank you for your great feedback. Personally, I always have a hard time with recommendations or return expectations. As a chart analyst, you can sometimes do that. But even then only in the short term. I hope that our Tenbagger Matrix can help you a little further. Often you can also read a lot from Juan's conclusion. Personally, I've noticed that since I've been paying more attention to the financial and valuation ratios, my portfolio has made a considerable leap forward. And I have fewer flop stocks as a result. So you might want to consider whether you would like to look into this a little more
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@Tenbagger2024 thanks for the tip, I should probably do that! I still have to get over myself because I'm really not that interested đŸ„ș😂
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@valentin28 By getting to grips with it and realizing that it helps you progress, you might even enjoy it. You don't have to become an accountant. Basically, the most important key figures are sufficient, and it is enough to know how to read and assess them.
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@Tenbagger2024 yes, you're probably right 😄
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@Tenbagger2024
I have been looking for a growth stock for some time. I was thinking of Kraken Robotics or Astroscale Holdings or McDonalds? It is always important to me to buy at a favorable price with the highest possible growth potential. Would you recommend one of these or even all 3 at the current price? Or another one that you recently introduced?
I look forward to your feedback â˜ș
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@bull_investor_1994_ So these are three completely different shares. It's difficult to name just one stock. I need to know your strategy, your risk appetite and, best of all, your portfolio. To see how diversified you are. I can't tell you MC Donalds if you're already invested in two other fast food chains. The same applies to the other stocks.
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@Tenbagger2024
Yes, I know that these are completely different things.
My strategy is always to buy stocks with the highest possible potential, but which also have high positive figures.
For example, I have and have had IREN, Alphabet, AMD and Rocket Lab. So what do you think would fit in well with this strategy at the moment and where would be a good entry point at the same time?
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@bull_investor_1994_ Your strategy fits in quite well with that of @Multibagger. In your strategy you should pick momentum stocks. Similarly, @Krush82 has just posted an update on this. @Multibagger has also selected some stocks from my ideas, such as $BW. Perhaps stocks from the project will also help you, you can find them on the profile at @Dividendenopi.
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@Tenbagger2024
Can you please tag me under his update post? â˜ș @Krush82
Thank you so much for your help!!!
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Mr. Prompt's ice-cold conclusion (The dumbbell verdict)

Let's be clear: Rolls-Royce has absolutely no place on the defensive **Side A (Income-Core)**. The dividend is too puny and the cyclical nature of aviation is historically too dangerous for the resting pulse.

But as an absolute **Quality Momentum play on Side B (Growth)** it's a masterpiece. You're right to celebrate this thing as an industrial compounder. The story is gigantic, the figures deliver. But if you get in fresh today at over EUR 14, you are no longer getting a bargain, but buying into a rocket that is already flying. If you were at the bottom: set a trailing stop and enjoy the cash flow boom!
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Many thanks for your efforts! 😊 A share I was looking for. I'll read through the article later at my leisure
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Thank you.
The share corresponds to my prey profile... Overlapping in several areas, and that is then in fact already the castle moat...
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I've been in it for 1.5 years and so far I feel very comfortable given the past earning calls and the regained stability of the business (and also the breadth you mentioned) and on top of that it offers a potential moonshot when it comes to SMRs 🙏
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A little anecdote about this share:

A few years ago, a colleague at work told me that he had invested in RollsRoyce. I asked him why he had done this and he couldn't give me an answer. He just said that the share had fallen sharply and should therefore rise again. Some time later he was down more than 50%. When I wanted to congratulate him a few months ago on the extreme price gains he had made in the meantime, he told me somewhat bitterly that he had sold when he was at +-0% so that at least he hadn't made any losses.

When I see RR, I always have to think about that, because it shows quite well how not to invest :)
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I find it bad that the forward P/E is higher than the P/E, i.e. that it is predicted that they will make less profit.
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