Transdigm Group Incorporated

NYSE: TDG
$1,259.15
+$2.57 (+0.2%)
Closing price April 26, 2024
TransDigm Group Incorporated specializes in designing and manufacturing aircraft components for a variety of markets, including commercial and military aviation. With a focus on innovation, its products range from mechanical and electro-mechanical actuators to cockpit security systems and lighting technology. Beyond aviation, TransDigm also provides solutions for ground transportation, space applications, and energy sectors, emphasizing its versatility and commitment to quality across different industries. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, TransDigm has established itself as a key player in aerospace and beyond.
These are five stocks that the top hedge funds are buying, none of which is an overbought and crowded tech stock. They all make good sense for growth accounts with some risk tolerance.
Analysts at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey remain very positive on three top defense stocks that all have double-digit upside to the firm's target prices.
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