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Allison Transmission Holdings
Allison Transmission Holdings Inc (NYSE:ALSN) is the world’s largest manufacturer of fully automatic transmissions for commercial vehicles, which serve as fuel-saving alternatives to less expensive manual and automated manual transmissions. It supplies its products to several end markets, including on- and off-highway equipment and military vehicles. For its on-highway business, where Allison maintains 60% of the global market share, Allison transmissions are incorporated into class 4 through 8 trucks, buses, and a limited number of large consumer vehicles, such as heavy-duty pickup trucks and motorhomes. Allison has been a leader in commercial hybrid propulsion systems and has more recently made inroads into fully electric powertrains with the acquisitions of Vantage Power and AxleTech in 2019.
A quick look at the price chart below for Allison Transmission Holdings shows us that the stock is down 19% in the past twelve months. We currently have the stock trading on an Acquirer’s Multiple of 9.67, which means that it’s undervalued.
(Source: Morningstar)
Superinvestors who currently hold positions in Allison Transmission Holdings:
Jim Simons – 6,167,919 shares
Cliff Asness – 689,795 shares
Ken Griffin – 289,235 shares
Paul Tudor Jones – 61,196 shares
Lee Ainslie – 33,911 shares
Joel Greenblatt – 23,151 shares
Ray Dalio – 21,830 shares
Michael Price – 17,500 shares
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