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Review of Ag Growth International Inc
JUN 13, 2023 - BAFN is a leading provider of equipment solutions that support the efficient storage, transportation, and processing of food on a global scale. Its strength lies in its ability to both expand and diversify its products and services, as well as grow its global network of facilities in order to uniquely cater to different regions. We are encouraged by its strong sales growth, intentions and slight progress on reducing its balance sheet leverage, and initiatives to strengthen its operations organically. We see the company as moving in the right direction, but we do feel that in the near-term most of its free cash will be put towards reducing its leverage ratio. At this time, we are maintaining a rating of 'B-'.
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Q: Hi guys
Looking at three companies in the Industrial/Consumer areas. Looking out a year to 3 years what would be your favorite(s) in regards to total return. Can you also give the forward P/E for the 3 stocks?
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Looking at three companies in the Industrial/Consumer areas. Looking out a year to 3 years what would be your favorite(s) in regards to total return. Can you also give the forward P/E for the 3 stocks?
Much thanks
Stuart
Q: AFN is seems to be making a big move since they reported earnings. In your opinion, were their earnings that good?
Q: Hi Team,
I am looking into taking a position (or two or three :) in one or all the following names that have pull back significantly from their all time high to get some exposure in the "agriculture" sector.
Q1- How would you rank these companies in term of stability and appreciation potential for a 3 to 5 years holding period.
Q2 Considering the fact that they are in the same sector, would you consider these companies as complementary or more as proxy to each other?
Thank you!
Michel
I am looking into taking a position (or two or three :) in one or all the following names that have pull back significantly from their all time high to get some exposure in the "agriculture" sector.
Q1- How would you rank these companies in term of stability and appreciation potential for a 3 to 5 years holding period.
Q2 Considering the fact that they are in the same sector, would you consider these companies as complementary or more as proxy to each other?
Thank you!
Michel
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