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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Interfor Corp T.IFP

Alternate Symbol(s):  IFSPF

Interfor Corporation is a Canada-based forest products company. The Company and its subsidiaries produce wood products in Canada and the United States for sale to markets around the world. The Company operates through solid wood products segment. The Company offers its products across two categories, which include Dimension Lumber and Specialty Lumber. The Company's products include Interfor... see more

TSX:IFP - Post Discussion

Interfor Corp > CIBC boosts price target
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Post by SleepingGiant64 on May 13, 2022 3:07pm

CIBC boosts price target

To $45 from $42. Reiterate outperformer.

They bumped Q2 to $5.39 vs $4.59 before (consensus $4.19). EBITDA at $452m vs $391m. Q3 and Q4 unchanged.

They have it at a 2022 P/E of 2.0. On EPS of $16.69 now. Consensus still at $13.91

They expect nearly $1B in freecash flow this year (market cap is $1.8b now?). So were talking something like 55% FCF yield).

"We estimate Interfor is trading at only ~US$355/mfbm for its 4.9 Bbf/yr platform (almost half of which is in the U.S. South), a steep ~55% discount to replacement costs (now over US$800/mfbm for a greenfield). This analysis ignores any value for the lumber duties on deposit (~$360MM as of Q1)"

Their bull case is $625 lumber and a target of $55 but a discounted multiple due to 'unsustainably' high lumber prices (even though in the same piece they note that greenfield mills now cost $800mfbm).
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