Superior Plus Corp. (SPB)

Superior Plus Corp. (SPB $6.77)
- $6.77 P/E (TTM): 13.13X Cap: $1.47B
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Superior Plus Corp. (SPB $6.77)
- $6.77 P/E (TTM): 13.13X Cap: $1.47B
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Q: Thank you for your earlier response. This is a follow up question to that response. Should your free cash flow numbers be multiplied by 1.35 since results for SPB are quoted in US dollars and the share price of $7.94 is in Canadian dollars? Then full-year 2025 FCF yield would be approximately 14.8%. Am I correct or am I making mistake? If I am correct, what do you think of this free cash flow yield?

Read Answer Asked by Irwin on February 20, 2026

Superior Plus Corp. (SPB $6.77)
- $6.77 P/E (TTM): 13.13X Cap: $1.47B
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Q: Could you comment on SPB's most recent quarter? Based on the last year results, what is this company's free cash flow yield

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