Dana Incorporated aims to outperform the North American commercial vehicle market by 600 basis points annually and expand into defense and powersport sectors for additional growth. The company targets a 4 percentage point EBITDA margin improvement through SKU rationalization and focusing on high-return aftermarket business. Dana's 2030 EPS target of $8 suggests a low-30% annual growth rate, but current valuations do not fully reflect these prospects. The analyst maintains a Buy rating based on these promising financial goals.
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