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American Funds New Economy R2E

RNNEX

American Funds New Economy R2E NASDAQ
$80.84 0.32% (+0.26)

Market Cap $52.25 B
52w High $84.66
52w Low $62.54
Dividend Yield 10.92%
Frequency Annual
P/E 249.43
Volume 0
Outstanding Shares 648.44M

Income Statement

Period Revenue Operating Expense Net Income Net Profit Margin Earnings Per Share EBITDA
Q4-2023 $669.72M $216.37M $109.88M 16.41% $0.66 $151.53M
Q3-2023 $591.54M $216.16M $53.62M 9.06% $0.32 $87.89M
Q2-2023 $584.35M $217.97M $46.57M 7.97% $0.28 $90.94M
Q1-2023 $553.74M $218.3M $22.32M 4.03% $0.13 $48.52M
Q4-2022 $660.04M $236.66M $70.79M 10.72% $0.42 $137.27M

What's going well?

Revenue is up sharply, and profits have more than doubled. Margins are improving, and the company is keeping costs in check while growing. No debt means profits aren't weighed down by interest.

What's concerning?

Growth this strong may be hard to repeat every quarter. If costs start to rise faster than sales, margins could come under pressure. No information on share count, so it's unclear if dilution is a risk.

Balance Statement

Period Cash & Short-term Total Assets Total Liabilities Total Equity
Q4-2023 $451.57M $2.71B $951.38M $1.76B
Q3-2023 $398.3M $2.55B $554.01M $1.65B
Q2-2023 $416.85M $2.48B $532.05M $1.61B
Q1-2023 $374.7M $2.47B $540.45M $1.57B
Q4-2022 $347.36M $2.53B $933.78M $1.6B

What's financially strong about this company?

The company has plenty of cash and investments, very little debt, and a long track record of profits. Equity is growing steadily, and there are no major hidden risks.

What are the financial risks or weaknesses?

Receivables are rising quickly, which could mean customers are paying slower. The company also took on some new long-term debt this quarter, though it remains low overall.

Cash Flow Statement

Period Net Income Cash From Operations Cash From Investing Cash From Financing Net Change Free Cash Flow
Q4-2023 $109.88M $136.52M $-62.4M $-20.89M $53.31M $130.39M
Q3-2023 $53.62M $104.32M $-92.26M $-21.66M $-9.88M $98.57M
Q2-2023 $46.57M $69.05M $-27.2M $-31.63M $10.45M $64.25M
Q1-2023 $22.32M $50.73M $22.18M $-58.53M $14.11M $44.74M
Q4-2022 $70.79M $65.66M $5.74M $-41.07M $31.45M $56.51M

What's strong about this company's cash flow?

The company generates much more cash than it spends, with operating and free cash flow both rising sharply. Cash balance is growing, and shareholder returns are easily covered.

What are the cash flow concerns?

A large jump in accounts receivable means customers are paying slower, which could hurt cash flow if it continues. Working capital changes drained $70 million from cash this quarter.

5-Year Trend Analysis

A comprehensive look at American Funds New Economy R2E's financial evolution and strategic trajectory over the past five years.

+ Strengths

Key positives include a profitable, cash‑generative underlying business with strong margins, low leverage, and ample liquidity; a balance sheet anchored by net cash and high retained earnings; and a cash flow profile that supports both reinvestment and shareholder returns. Strategically, the fund benefits from Capital Group’s multi‑manager structure, deep global research platform, and a diversified innovation mandate spanning multiple high‑growth themes and geographies.

! Risks

Main risks center on the lack of multi‑year financial visibility in the provided data, the sizeable exposure to goodwill and other intangibles on the balance sheet, and the inherent volatility of innovation‑heavy equity investing. Competitive pressure from lower‑cost index and thematic products, as well as from other active growth funds, is significant. The portfolio’s tilt toward high‑growth sectors also increases sensitivity to shifts in interest rates, regulatory frameworks, and technology cycles, which can lead to pronounced swings in relative performance.

Outlook

Based on the current snapshot, the financial foundation behind RNNEX appears solid, and the fund is well aligned with long‑term innovation and “new economy” trends. If global innovation continues to drive corporate growth and if the manager’s research and selection process remains effective, the fund’s economics and competitive standing could remain attractive. At the same time, outcomes are highly path‑dependent: changes in market sentiment toward growth, competitive dynamics in asset management, and the success or failure of key innovation themes will all shape how its strengths and risks balance out over the coming years.