I just found a really amazing european company trading at an ntm p/e 12,4.
> Anduril is a client.
> EBIT margin target for 2029: 24%
> past 4 years buybacks: 1,1B with a market cap of 5,9B
> estimated revenue cagr next 5 years: 8%
Can you guess the stock?
@ArmsGarrett holdco discounts to close. They can't buyback significant shares due to the 35% free float requirement, so you are at the mercy of a SOTP discount widening with nothing management can do about it.
@ArmsGarrett Interesting idea. How do you guard against a SOTP discount emerging / widening on the equity portfolio? Look through earnings makes sense economically, but I've had mistakes in the past expecting things that don't make sense economically like
$TIGR. Can China force Tiger to pay a larger find than the value of the Chinese VIEs? The value of HK / balance sheet of HK which seems to be run through the NZ subsidiary is the wild card.
@AbbeMatti@v1ggol Also, why won't they buyback shares? They have $700m in cash and no plans for it. The decision not to pay off all of the convertible bonds was odd given the cash pile...
@radigancarter Interesting. Thank you. Can't we hold Kharg hostage to open up Hormuz? If we blow it up, Iran loses all oil income and the regime collapses.
@SpecSitsCapMgmt@gqfrs@ActionManNews What happens to all of the cash that will go to Bollore, then to Odet and then back to Bollore? Another special dividend?