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Heico Corporation

HEI · États-Unis
Autres cotationsHEI-A · États-Unis
Bourse
États-Unis
Pays / Région
USA
Date d'introduction en bourse
17 mars 1992
Effectif
11 100
Cours actuel
$357.15
En direct · 27 juillet 2026
Achat raisonnable
≤ $260
Point d'entrée avec marge de sécurité
Score de croissance Baillie
53/100
Moyen
Valeur intrinsèque · Fourchette en trois niveaux Cours actuel $357.15 En direct · Dans la fourchette de valeur intrinsèque raisonnable

Fourchette de valorisation composite · prudent $235–$260 / raisonnable $300–$380 / optimiste $470–$520. À $357.15, Dans la fourchette de valeur intrinsèque raisonnable.

À la publication $331.61 (15 juin 2026)

Capitalisation46,85 Md $US
Chiffre d'affaires (TTM)4,91 Md $US
EBITDA1,37 Md $US
Marge nette16,08 %
ROE17,21 %
PER (TTM)62,55
PER prévisionnel50,51
PEG2,7
BPA5,71 $US
Rendement du dividende0,07 %
Fourchette sur 52 semaines256,02 $US – 369,48 $US
Objectif de cours des analystes386,53 $US
Recommandation des analystes4.0 / 5

Données EODHD, présentées dans la devise de reporting ; à titre indicatif uniquement, ne constitue pas un conseil en investissement.

HEICO Corporation provides aerospace, defense, and electronic related products and services in the United States and internationally. Its Flight Support Group segment offers jet engine and aircraft component replacement parts; thermal insulation blankets and parts; renewable/reusable insulation systems; and specialty components and assemblies. This segment also distributes hydraulic, pneumatic, structural, interconnect, mechanical, and electro-mechanical components for the commercial, regional, and general aviation markets; and offers repair and overhaul services for jet engine and aircraft component parts, avionics, instruments, composites, and commercial aircraft surfaces, as well as for avionics and navigation systems, subcomponents, and other military aircraft instruments. The company's Electronic Technologies Group segment provides electro-optical infrared simulation and test equipment; electro-optical laser products; electro-optical, microwave, and other power equipment; electromagnetic and radio frequency (RF) interference shielding and suppression filters; power electronics; power conversion and interface products; interconnection devices; and underwater locator and emergency locator transmission beacons. This segment also offers traveling wave tube amplifiers and microwave power modules; memory products and specialty semiconductors; environment connectivity products and molded cable assemblies; RF and microwave products; communications and electronic intercept receivers and tuners; self-sealing auxiliary fuel systems; active antenna systems and airborne antennas; nuclear radiation detectors; power amplifiers; ceramic-to-metal feedthroughs and connectors; technical surveillance countermeasures equipment; RF receivers and sources; radiation assurance, embedded computing, and silicone solutions; test sockets and adapters; and electronic components and rotary joint assemblies. The company was incorporated in 1957 and is headquartered in Hollywood, Florida.

Historique

HEICO Corporation traces back to Heinicke Instruments Co., founded in 1957 in Florida to make laboratory equipment, and completed its IPO in 1960. It entered aircraft parts through a 1974 merger with Jet Avion Corporation and was renamed HEICO Corporation in 1986. In 1990 the Mendelson family became its largest shareholders and took over management, divesting the laboratory products business; Eric Mendelson founded the Flight Support Group in 1993 and Victor Mendelson the Electronic Technologies Group in 1996. Headquartered in Hollywood, Florida, the company grew from about $26 million in revenue in 1990 to $4.485 billion in FY2025.

Position dans le secteur

HEICO operates in aerospace and defense through two segments: the Flight Support Group, centered on FAA-PMA certified replacement parts, repair and distribution, and the Electronic Technologies Group, covering high-reliability electronics for defense, space, aviation and industrial markets. In FY2025 the two segments generated about $3.117 billion and $1.413 billion in revenue. Its moat rests on FAA-PMA regulatory and airworthiness barriers, cost advantage, and a long-tail parts library: by 2017 it held over 10,000 FAA-approved PMA part licenses, adding roughly 300-500 new parts annually. It is positioned as an independent aviation aftermarket parts leader, with peers including TransDigm, Curtiss-Wright, Woodward and Moog.