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East Hartford Operations is a leading supplier of flight-safety critical components and assemblies for the commercial and defense aerospace sectors. Mesirow acted as the exclusive financial advisor on this corporate divestiture transaction, highlighting the firm's continued success in the aerospace & defense sector.

Ati (ATI) Fiscal Q2 EPS Jumps 23%

ATI Inc. (NYSE:ATI ) Q2 2025 Earnings Conference Call July 31, 2025 8:30 AM ET Company Participants David Weston - Vice President of Investor Relations Donald P. Newman - Executive VP of Finance & CFO Kimberly A.

Agreement strengthens ATI's role as leading aerospace structures supplier DALLAS , July 31, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ATI Inc. (NYSE: ATI) today announced the extension and expansion of its long-term titanium products agreement with The Boeing Company, reinforcing ATI's position as a top supplier of high-performance titanium materials for aerospace. The agreement supports Boeing's full suite of comm...

Continued year-over-year sales growth driven by aerospace & defense Aerospace and defense sales of $762 million, representing 67% of Q2 2025 sales Strong demand for commercial jet engines - YoY sales growth of 27% Raising mid-point of full year adjusted earnings and cash flow guidance Second Quarter 2025 GAAP Financial Results Sales of $1.14 billion, up 4% year-over-year, driven by an 11% aeros...

Tariffs are back in focus, creating inflation and stagflation risks; investors should seek US-centric, tariff-resistant stocks for protection. Steven Cress' top three picks to hedge against tariff pressure are ATI Inc., Sterling Infrastructure, and Bank of America, all with strong US revenue and Quant Strong Buy ratings.

ATI benefits from strong defense sector tailwinds, robust fundamentals, and global demand, driving significant stock outperformance and justifying a Buy rating. High barriers to entry, superior profitability, and global diversification make the company a reliable long-term growth play despite its premium valuation. Aggressive share repurchases and potential M&A activity provide additional upsid...

Aug. 1 tariff deadlines and a potential firing of Fed Chair Powell, according to reports, are reintroducing uncertainty for the markets, which have been volatile in both directions, despite major US indices notching new peaks. But who will bear the brunt of tariff increases? New tariff threats on the EU, Canada, and Mexico could impact consumer spending, which accounts for roughly two-thirds of...