Why Triumph Group Lost Altitude This Week

Group 1 - Triumph Group is facing challenges due to ongoing issues at Boeing, which are delaying its recovery [1][4] - The company's shares have decreased by approximately 80% over the last decade, primarily due to unprofitable contracts and supply chain issues [2] - Triumph reported earnings of $0.31 per share on revenue of $358.59 million for the fiscal fourth quarter, exceeding Wall Street estimates [3] Group 2 - The company anticipates additional challenges in fiscal 2025, projecting earnings of $0.42 per share, significantly below the $0.70 per share expected by analysts [3] - Triumph's weak guidance is a direct result of Boeing's reduced aircraft production, leading to conservative sales forecasts [4] - Despite having a solid plan to improve profitability, Triumph's future performance remains uncertain until Boeing's situation stabilizes [4][5]