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Review of Toromont Industries Ltd.

JAN 30, 2025 - We continue to see TIH as a high-quality industrial name with a shareholder-friendly policy through a combination of progressive dividend history and occasional share buyback. TIH managed to compound shareholder capital at around 17% per year on average (dividend included) over the last 30 years, which indicates the longevity and sustainability of the business model. TIH is trading at a fair valuation, which should do well over the near term as the industry cycle turns. We are maintaining our rating at “B+”.

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