Heico’s $330M Surge Propels Top Volume Rank in Aerospace Sector

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Monday, Aug 4, 2025 7:34 pm ET1min read
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- Heico (HEI) surged 3.84% with $330M volume, entering a buy zone as IBD's Stock of the Day.

- Dual business segments drove 2024 revenue to $3.86B (29.97% YoY) and $514M earnings (27.38% rise).

- Analysts raised 2025 Q3 EPS to $1.08; BofA/Wells Fargo raised targets to $355/$278.

- Strategic acquisitions and FAA-approved parts strengthen aerospace market position.

- High-volume strategy backtest showed 166.71% return (2022-2025), outperforming benchmarks.

On August 4, 2025,

(HEI) surged 3.84% with a trading volume of $330 million, a 171.6% increase from the prior day. The aerospace supplier broke out of a flat base and entered a buy zone, earning the IBD Stock of the Day designation. Its Composite Rating of 99 ranks it among the top-performing stocks in the aerospace and defense sector, reflecting strong investor confidence.

Heico’s growth is driven by its dual business segments: Flight Support Group (aerospace components and thermal insulation) and Electronic Technologies Group (specialized electronics). 2024 revenue reached $3.86 billion (up 29.97% year-over-year), with earnings rising 27.38% to $514.11 million. Analysts raised 2025 Q3 EPS estimates to $1.08, and major institutions like

and increased price targets to $355 and $278, respectively, citing robust fundamentals.

Recent strategic acquisitions, including an aircraft interior display company, are expected to boost earnings. The company’s focus on low-cost, FAA-approved replacement parts further solidifies its market position. With the aerospace sector outperforming broader indices, Heico’s liquidity and analyst upgrades position it as a key player amid industry tailwinds.

A backtest of a strategy purchasing top 500 high-volume stocks and holding for one day yielded a 166.71% return from 2022 to 2025, outperforming the benchmark by 137.53%. This highlights the potential of liquidity concentration in volatile markets, where high-volume stocks like Heico can amplify gains through institutional and algorithmic trading activity.

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