Post by
nozzpack on Jan 04, 2022 10:33am
Debt Liquidation Implications
For the first three quarters, Dorel paid $30 million US in Finance charges.
That will be about $40 million US for 2021.
With debt extinguished, that $40 million US = $50 million in C$ will become added to operating earnings to the tune of about $1.60 per share in C$.
That is a significant savings and with cost compression ongoing, and supply chain problems receding ...manufacturing already brought back home..the two remaining division are going to be very attractive to buyers on a debt free basis..
Comment by
jmkOttawa on Jan 04, 2022 10:52am
Nice analysis, thank you. There is still substantial value to be unlocked at the current trading price.
Comment by
nozzpack on Jan 04, 2022 11:55am
Yes, quite so. The stock has a short position which through wash trading they are now limiting the upside while they scramble to cover...else they have to pay the dividend..
Comment by
jmkOttawa on Jan 04, 2022 12:27pm
I would not wish to be holding a short position on Dorel at this time.
Comment by
Paddy902 on Jan 04, 2022 4:04pm
Yes, even a conservative estimate would suggest we have another 2-3 dollar upside...ie a 11-12 dollar stock once the $15+ Canadian dividend is paid...basically 10% in a month. I bought some back right at the close for $24.
Comment by
decko70 on Jan 04, 2022 5:03pm
i dont think all debt will be paid off. The PR said debt will be reduced ( not eliminated)