AAR Corp. is rated Buy due to its growth potential in aircraft parts distribution and expansion into higher-margin businesses. The company is increasing capacity with new facilities and the HAECO acquisition, which should boost revenue and margins as integration progresses. A strategic exit from low-margin legacy programs and a focus on component maintenance and software are expected to improve margins and capital returns. Despite recent valuation increases, AAR remains reasonably valued compared to peers, supported by strong double-digit earnings growth prospects.
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