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Review of Firan Technology Group Corporation

DEC 11, 2025 - FTG has an acquisitive business model, with disciplined capital allocation. The company targets to gradually transition the business model to high-margin aftermarket content over time through acquisition, though at this point the vast majority of FTG’s revenue still comes from product sales rather than services. The CEO, Brad Bourne, has a meaningful insider ownership of around 10% of the company’s shares outstanding, indicating a strong alignment of interest between shareholders and management. FTG’s business is expected to continue to benefit from the aerospace industry recovery, which is still below pre-pandemic levels in terms of aircraft shipments. Management’s long-term goal is to grow revenue and earnings by around 15% per year on average in the long-term through organic growth and acquisitions. FTG is trading at a reasonable valuation, and if the company can manage to continue to maintain the business momentum, shareholders should be rewarded. We think it is still early for FTG in terms of compounding capital, and we are initiating our rating at “B.”

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