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Caterpillar’s 3Q16 Earnings Bring ‘Inflection’ Back into Focus
Caterpillar, the world’s largest manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, will declare its 3Q16 earnings before the market opens on October 25.
Caterpillar Has a New Friend in the Auction Business
Ritchie Bros. (RBA) entered into a strategic agreement with Caterpillar (CAT) to become its preferred auctioneer for used Caterpillar equipment.
The Word on the Street: What Analysts Are Recommending for Joy Global Now
Of the 17 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg, only five issued “buy” recommendations for Joy Global, while 11 issued “holds,” and one issued a “sell.”
Where Does Joy Global’s Valuation Stand among Other Mining Equipment Majors?
Joy Global’s shares are currently trading at a PE ratio of 40.1x, which is expensive next to the industrial sector peer average of 16.5x.
Understanding Joy Global’s Dividend Policy in Fiscal 3Q16
In fiscal 2015, JOY paid around $78 million in dividends to shareholders, but on December 16, 2015, JOY announced a cut in its quarterly dividend.
What Does Joy Global’s Fiscal 2016 Debt Obligation Tell Us?
As of April 29, 2016, Joy Global’s had more than $1.3 billion in debt (long-term debt plus short-term debt), compared to its equity of nearly $1.4 billion.
Behind Joy Global’s Latest SEC Filing: Key Highlights
If the proposed merger with Komatsu is completed, JOY’s common stock will be delisted from the NYSE. JOY expects the merger to be completed in mid-2017.
How Big Is Komatsu in the Construction and Mining Equipment Space?
Komatsu is the largest manufacturer of construction and mining equipment in Japan. Its the second-largest globally, after US-based Caterpillar (CAT).
Understanding the Rise of Joy Global’s Stock ahead of Its Fiscal 3Q16 Earnings
Joy Global’s (JOY) stock has been on a downward trend since January 2015, when the stock started falling due to the oversupply in commodities markets.
Why Analysts Expect Joy Global’s EPS to Increase in Fiscal 3Q16
Joy Global’s fiscal 3Q16 EPS estimate is ~$0.11 per share. The company witnessed EPS of -$0.12 and -$0.01 in fiscal 1Q16 and fiscal 2Q16, respectively.
More Losses? Caterpillar Puts Part of Its Mining Business on Sale
Caterpillar logged four consecutive quarters of operating losses in the Resource Industries segment—it houses the mining equipment business.
How Consolidation in the Mining Industry Impacts Caterpillar
Caterpillar’s (CAT) sales in the Resource Industries segment, which houses the Mining Equipment business, fell by 29% year-over-year in 2Q16 to $1.4 billion.
Does the Komatsu Deal Change How Analysts Rate Joy Global?
Of 19 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg, five gave Joy Global a “buy” rating, while 11 gave a “hold” rating, three gave “sell” ratings.
How Joy Global Is Trying to Stop Bleeding Revenues
Joy Global’s (JOY) fiscal 1Q16 revenues came in at $526 million, which represents a 25% decline over fiscal 1Q15.
Why Mining for Profits Proved Ineffective for Joy Global
Mining equipment supply and services to US coal mining companies accounted for 76% of Joy Global’s US revenue.
How Komatsu Benefits from Acquiring Joy Global
From its acquisition of Joy Global, Komatsu expects to double the size of its manufacturing equipment business and to strengthen its core mining business.
Details Emerging about Komatsu’s Acquisition of Joy Global
Joy Global’s stock rose by 19.7% from the opening price of $23.5 and closed at $28.2 on July 21, after Komatsu announced that it will acquire the company.
Inside Joy Global’s Fiscal 2Q16 Revenue Drop across Segments
Joy Global’s (JOY) fiscal 2Q16 revenues came in at $602 million, which was below the analyst estimate of $606 million.
Did Joy Global’s Operating Cash Flow Really Improve in Fiscal 2Q16?
Despite the operating loss of $9.8 million it saw in fiscal 2Q16, Joy Global reported cash generation from continuing operations totaling $44 million.
How Has Joy Global’s Stock Fared ahead of Fiscal 2Q16 Earnings?
In fiscal 2015, Joy Global’s product sales slumped to 26% of total revenue, while service sales accounted for 74% of total revenue.
What Do Analysts Expect from Joy Global’s Fiscal 2Q16 Earnings?
Joy Global’s (JOY) fiscal 2Q16 EPS (earnings per share) estimate is ~-$0.01. In fiscal 1Q16, JOY’s EPS came in at -$0.23, which was below the Market’s expectation of -$0.12.
Can Joy Global Beat Analysts’ Revenue Estimates for Fiscal 2Q16?
Joy Global (JOY) will release its fiscal 2Q16 earnings on June 2, 2016. The estimate for fiscal 2Q16 revenue is ~$605.6 million.
Sluggish Mining Industry Impacts JOY’s Revenues and Profits
JOY’s Underground and Surface segments contributed 54% and 46%, respectively, to the company’s consolidated revenue in 2015.
Joy Global’s Position in the Surface Mining Equipment Industry
The surface mining equipment industry held an approximate 37% share in the overall mining equipment market in 2014.
What Is the Market Outlook for Underground Mining Equipment?
The global underground mining industry is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of approximately 7% from 2015 to 2019.
Advantages Joy Global Sees as a Leading Mining Equipment Player
The mining industry is undergoing a transformation toward automation. In simple terms, this means the removal of human labor from the mining process.
How Economic Cyclicality Affects the Global Mining Industry
Joy Global (JOY) is one of the major companies in the mining equipment industry. The company’s revenue fell by 25% in 2014, and it fell by 16% in 2015.
A Quick Look at Joy Global’s History and Operations
Joy Global operates in two business segments, namely its Underground Mining Machinery and Surface Mining Equipment segments.
US Markets Were Turbulent, SPY’s Major Sectors Fell by 2.4%
The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) and the Direxion Daily S&P500 Bull 3X ETF (SPXL) fell by 2.4% and 7.1%, respectively, on Thursday, January 7, 2016.
Moving Average Analysis of the Industrial Sector
The stocks hardly traded at prices that crossed their moving average values. The only exception was Fastenal. It traded at $40.08.
Windstream Holdings Emerges among SPY’s Top Stocks
SPY’s top stocks on December 16, 2015, were First Solar, Windstream Holdings, and Joy Global. They rose 9.7%, 6.2%, and 6.1%, respectively, on the day.
Why Have Joy Global and Cummins Sunk to the Bottom of SPY?
Joy Global and Cummins plunged -13.2% and -7.9%, respectively, on December 1. Bank of America analysts downgraded JOY from “neutral” to “underperform.”
Stocks Fall with Release of Dallas Fed and New Home Sales Reports
October 26 saw the release of two important economic indicators, namely, the results of the Dallas Fed manufacturing survey and the new home sales report.
How Did Markets React to the FOMC’s September 2015 Minutes?
Stocks read the September 2015 minutes of the FOMC, the rate-setting committee of the Federal Reserve, as dovish.
Avon Products Led SPY by 14%
SPY’s top stocks were Avon Products (AVP), Denbury Resources (DNR), and Joy Global (JOY). These stocks rose by 14%, 12.2%, and 8.4% on October 8.
US Market Started Humble and Rose after the FOMC Minutes
On October 8, the US stock market was mostly flat before the FOMC’s minutes were released. The stock market rose after the minutes were released.
Analyzing the Strong Rally across All of SPY’s Sectors
On September 15, 2015, there was a strong rally in all nine of the sectors tracked by the S&P 500 Index (SPY). The industrial sector led SPY with a rise of 1.74%.
SPY Rose by 1.25% as Volatility Fell on September 15
The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) rose 1.25% on Tuesday, September 15 ahead of the Fed’s meeting on September 16–17, 2015.
Healthcare Sector Falls 0.71%, Other SPY Component Sectors Rise
The SPY has been rising subtly after its humble start on September 1. The rising US dollar reflects the growing strength of the US economy.
US Market Goes into the Red on China’s Weak Manufacturing Data
The energy sector, which was rallying over the surge in oil prices, suddenly got hit by China’s report on the state of its manufacturing.
Why Manitowoc’s crane business is so volatile
Manitowoc’s crane business is one of the world’s largest providers of lifting equipment for the global construction industry.
Fund Managers Manitowoc enhances shareholder value with capital investment
During the third quarter, Manitowoc’s cash from continuing operations was $59.9 million versus $116.1 million in the prior-year quarter.
Why the outlook for Manitowoc’s crane segment remains weak
For 3Q14, net sales in Manitowoc’s crane segment were $569.2 million, 6.7% down compared to $610.2 million in the third quarter of 2013.
Must-know: India’s coal industry
At the end of 2013, India’s coal sector was 60.6 billion tons. India has the fifth largest coal reserves in the world. However, India’s coal quality is low. It has a high ash content. The majority of India’s coal reserves are located in the eastern states. Southern India has the most lignite reserves in the country.