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Review of Premium Brands Holdings Corporation
MAR 26, 2024 - The company has been making investments in the US, and management sees this as a major growth driver for the company. If the weakness in Canada persists, PBH has strategies to redirect capacity to the US market. It trades at a slight premium valuation relative to peers, and given the recent and expected weakness in sales, we are downgrading our rating by one notch to a ‘B’.
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I am curious about your thoughts on Premium brand holdings (PBH). I entered a position around $86 and the stock has gone down in the past 2 years from a high of $110. I was wondering if you are still confident in the company? The BE portfolio entered at ~$56.
I think this is a slow growth company organically, do you stay with a holding as long as it is well above the entry point or is there a point were you may say that a company has run out of room and is time to exit?
Thank You,
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I am curious about your thoughts on Premium brand holdings (PBH). I entered a position around $86 and the stock has gone down in the past 2 years from a high of $110. I was wondering if you are still confident in the company? The BE portfolio entered at ~$56.
I think this is a slow growth company organically, do you stay with a holding as long as it is well above the entry point or is there a point were you may say that a company has run out of room and is time to exit?
Thank You,
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