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Kyle Grieve's valuation model for American Tower (AMT), which uses a 21 times exit multiple and a 10% margin of safety, yields expected returns just below 9%.
Kyle Grieve predicts that long-term returns from investing in American Tower (AMT) are unlikely to significantly exceed high single-digits.
American Tower's (AMT) long-term incentive program is based on annual funds from operations (AFFO) per share, average return on invested capital (ROIC), and relative total shareholder return.
American Tower (AMT) controls approximately 30% of the U.S. cell tower market.
American Tower's (AMT) management believes satellite internet from companies like Starlink and ASTS will be complementary to its business, not a direct competitor.
Dish recently defaulted on its lease obligations to American Tower (AMT).
Chuck Akre's investment in American Tower (AMT) generated a 280x return.
Due to negative market changes, American Tower (AMT) fully exited the Indian market in 2024.
In 2021, American Tower acquired Telxius for $9.6 billion, doubling its European footprint.
In 2021, American Tower acquired data center operator CoreSite for $10.4 billion.
Dish recently defaulted on its lease obligations to American Tower, which represented about 4% of AMT's North American revenue.
Kyle Grieve predicts that American Tower's (AMT) top-line revenue growth will not be much higher than the mid-single digits.