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Review of Boyd Group Services

JUN 12, 2025 - BYD managed to compound shareholder value at around 24% per year on average, mainly through shrew capital allocation skills. BYD’s valuation is the cheapest it has been in years, which is largely because of the meaningful slowdown in store count expansion and negative same-store sales growth in recent quarters. That being said, over the long term, management still believes the company can achieve $5 billion in revenue and $700 million in adjusted EBITDA in FY2029, which represents meaningful growth from today. We think BYD’s current share price could offer decent value for shareholders at the current price if they can manage to execute as planned and resume a double-digit growth trajectory. It is still early to tell, but given management’s confidence in the long-term growth trajectory of the business, we think the story of BYD as a long-term compounder is still intact; however, we could change our opinion if the prospects do not improve. For now, we are still maintaining our rating at “B+”.

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Q: What should we do about BYD? According to BNNbloomberg website BYD had $4.37 of earnings in the past 12 months. BYD still trades at 'beaten down" price of $170 so the PE is in the high 30's. When BYD had rapid growth a high multiple was warranted but growth has tapered off. Do you think that is temporary? If so, why? In the past I have purchased down under 180 and I have done well. But I am concerned that the market might not want to pay such ahigh PE for a company where growth may be more difficult going forward. There are still lots of mom and pop autobody shops that not to find a buyer so I am still some what positive on BYD. Is BYD having to pay too much to get owners to sell? Organic growth is no that strong with BYD is without their bolt on aquisitions I am not sure they can continue the grow that much. Do you agree?
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Q: Hello, I have had these 3 companies in my portfolio for a few years and have seen a steady decline recently (esp CSU). I know you still rate them A or B but wondering your thoughts on holding on or selling....I am in for the long haul but would like to see better results . Since inception I'm down 34% GLXY, 23% BYD, 45% CSU. thx for your feedback.
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