Magna International (MGA)

Magna International (NYSE: MGA) shares rose after beating analyst estimates with a 3% decline in quarterly revenue due to lower vehicle production in North America and Europe. The company is on track for solid execution and raised its sales outlook for fiscal 2025.

Why the dividend investor may take a look at MAGNA INTERNATIONAL INC (NYSE:MGA).

Magna International (NYSE: MGA) stock dipped after Q1 FY25 results showed an 8.2% revenue drop to $10.07B, despite beating estimates. Declines in global auto production hit key segments.

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When you look at MAGNA INTERNATIONAL INC (NYSE:MGA), it's hard to ignore the strong fundamentals, especially considering its likely undervaluation.

High dividend stocks are naturally appealing to income investors, especially when the S&P 500 Index is only yielding roughly 1.3% on average.

Magna International reported a 2% year-on-year sales growth for Q4 FY24, reaching $10.63 billion, surpassing expectations. Adjusted EPS of $1.69 exceeded the consensus of $1.52.

President Trump threatened import tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, all of which are important markets for Magna International.

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Magna International's Q3 earnings miss prompts plans to resume share buybacks in Q4, while shares rise in premarket trading.