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Rogers Communications Inc. Class B Non-voting Shares (RCI.B $49.29)
- $49.29 P/E (TTM): 4.09X Cap: $27.06B
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Rogers Communications Inc. Class B Non-voting Shares (RCI.B $49.29)
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Q: A few questions please on Rogers.
Capex:
What direction does 5i see for Capex spending at Rogers over the next say three years? In addition to paying for the remaining 25% of MLSE, will upgrading their cable segment (or some other business need) require large investment and limit debt reduction?
Monetizing their sports assets:
It all sounds great but .... what risks does 5i see to individual Rogers investors, and how serious does 5i feel those risks are, from the controlling Rogers family negotiating a monetization that benefits only them?
Thank you
Edward
Capex:
What direction does 5i see for Capex spending at Rogers over the next say three years? In addition to paying for the remaining 25% of MLSE, will upgrading their cable segment (or some other business need) require large investment and limit debt reduction?
Monetizing their sports assets:
It all sounds great but .... what risks does 5i see to individual Rogers investors, and how serious does 5i feel those risks are, from the controlling Rogers family negotiating a monetization that benefits only them?
Thank you
Edward
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Rogers Communications Inc. Class B Non-voting Shares (RCI.B $49.29)
- $49.29 P/E (TTM): 4.09X Cap: $27.06B
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Q: Good morning 5i.
I would appreciate 5i's comments on Forward P/E ratios published in major reporting entities like Globe Investor.
Are these based on consensus analyst projections of forward earnings? Do the forward earnings forecasts exclude large non-recurring transactions (that could flip a 'real' 22 Forward P/E projection into a more attractive looking 11?
In summary, what advice would 5i have on the above, and how much should one take an "attractive looking" forward P/E into consideration when thinking about a stock?
Thank you.
I would appreciate 5i's comments on Forward P/E ratios published in major reporting entities like Globe Investor.
Are these based on consensus analyst projections of forward earnings? Do the forward earnings forecasts exclude large non-recurring transactions (that could flip a 'real' 22 Forward P/E projection into a more attractive looking 11?
In summary, what advice would 5i have on the above, and how much should one take an "attractive looking" forward P/E into consideration when thinking about a stock?
Thank you.
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