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StandardAero, Inc.
4 letters discussing SARO. Everything written about it on this site is on its ticker page.
- Mar Vista Investment Partners U.S. Quality Premier Portfolio Commentary U.S. Quality Premier initiated StandardAero and exited Oracle after its appreciation reduced the margin of safety. The portfolio favors AI infrastructure suppliers including Microsoft and NVIDIA, while expecting Mettler-Toledo to benefit from AI-enabled pharmaceutical research. Mar Vista grew more cautious on market valuations, rates and energy costs. third quarter 2026 GEV $251BMSFT $4TMTD $33B
- Mar Vista Investment Partners U.S. Quality Portfolio Commentary Mar Vista initiated ASML and StandardAero, exited Intuit, added to Netflix, and trimmed several large technology and industrial holdings. It argues that aerospace aftermarket demand, semiconductor manufacturing bottlenecks, and commercially productive AI investment favor businesses with durable advantages and disciplined capital allocation. second quarter of 2026 APH $212BASML $631BINTU $88B
- Vulcan Value Partners First Quarter 2026 Vulcan Value Partners rotated from fully valued holdings into discounted businesses it expects to withstand or benefit from AI, led by SAP, Ares Management and Ryan Specialty. The firm argues that ERP software, private credit, specialist insurance broking and proprietary-data businesses retain durable advantages despite broad AI-driven selling. First Quarter 2026 SAP $259BAMZN $2.7TARES $37B
- PenderFund Capital Management Ltd. Pender US Small/Mid Cap Equity Fund Manager’s Commentary, July 2026 Amazon’s accelerating AWS demand and long-lived data-centre infrastructure underpin the fund’s view that AI capital spending can earn attractive returns despite near-term volatility. The portfolio emphasizes smaller companies benefiting from power, cooling, compute and grid-investment demand, including Generac, Fluor, Modine and Microchip. JULY 2026 AMZN $2.7T
