@MAraucana@lol_kikko Yeah this is a major disaster. Company had enough cash and liquidity resources to make change, pivot investments do meaningful buybacks or do something but accepted status quo. Huge ripoff for minority shareholders
@KairosPraxis No I was thinking the same thing. I didn’t get the full report, just the headline excerpt, but I agree I think it is the stock premium due to expected m&a/smart capital allocation to other energy service/industrial peers
National Bank on $TVK.TO : "As of the time of this publication, there have yet to be any charges announced by the AMF. Our $170 target is based on 12.5x 2027e EV/EBITDA, inclusive of a 2x M&A premium, without which our target would fall to $135, still representing a ~25% return..
over the horizon in the freight inflection and the capture of excess data centre demand that provide upside to the shares even in an organic-growth-only situation, and thus maintain our Outperform rating"
We are not changing our outlook on M&A or valuation method at this time as we believe in a likely outcome where TVK's growth strategy remains business as usual. In the unlikely scenario where M&A is halted, we continue to flag organic growth catalysts...
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$CSU $CSU.TO $TOU.V
Listening to the $SES.TO Q1 conference call, the set up for 2026 and beyond looks/sounds very good. Curious what incentives management is getting from the deal to sell at only a modest premium. It feels like a bit of a ripoff for minority shareholders...
@BradoCapital Quality Investing by Lawerence Cunningham is a great beginner basics book and you can’t go wrong with One Up On Wall Street for a starter