Interfor Corporation (IFP)

Interfor Corporation (IFP $9.70)
- $9.70 Cap: $499M
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Interfor Corporation (IFP $9.70)
- $9.70 Cap: $499M
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Q: What do you think of the bought deal and the merits of an IFP investment moving forward? Shares look pretty cheap, debt notwithstanding. Thx

Read Answer Asked by Tom on September 30, 2025

Interfor Corporation (IFP $9.70)
- $9.70 Cap: $499M
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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFG $96.96)
- $96.96 Cap: $7.54B
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Q: Hi, which offers the better risk-adjusted return at this time? Secondly, is this a reasonably good time to invest in that stock and/ or sector?
Thanks

Read Answer Asked by Michael on June 03, 2025

Canfor Corporation (CFP $12.66)
- $12.66 Cap: $1.49B
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Interfor Corporation (IFP $9.70)
- $9.70 Cap: $499M
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Louisiana-Pacific Corporation (LPX $90.31)
- $90.31 P/E (TTM): 20.99X Cap: $6.28B
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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd (WFG $69.54)
- $69.54 Cap: $5.39B
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Q: I have held West Fraser for some time, sold to take out my original investment cost and have been holding the remainder for a few years wondering if or when housing demand will start to boost the lumber/panel prices.

I think now, or soon, is a time to consider adding a different company, near the bottom of the cycle in preparation for a trend of rising prices. Canfor is going to be challenged with BC fibre supply in the interior of BC as a result of fires and government policy, while Interfor has (I think) diversified nicely into the US; Canfor less so.

I already own Home Depot and would like to add another producer; Interfor, Canfor or a strong US producer. Your insights on your "top 2" companies would be appreciated.

As always, Thanks very much.

Dave

Read Answer Asked by Dave on July 30, 2024