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Supremex Inc T.SXP

Alternate Symbol(s):  SUMXF

Supremex Inc. is a Canada-based company, which manufactures and markets envelopes and provides paper-based packaging solutions designed to the specifications of national and multinational corporations, direct mailers, resellers, government entities, small-medium enterprises (SMEs) and solutions providers. The Company operates through two segments: the manufacturing and sale of envelopes and the manufacturing and sale of paper-based packaging solutions and specialty products. It also manufactures and distributes a diverse range of packaging and specialty products, including high-end quality folding carton packaging and e-commerce fulfillment packaging solutions. Its other packaging and specialty products include the Conformer Products, labels, polyethylene bags for courier applications, bubble mailers and Enviro-logiX. It operates 10 manufacturing facilities across four provinces in Canada and six manufacturing facilities in four states in the United States.


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Comment by HermannHalleron Mar 23, 2022 12:05pm
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Post# 34537986

RE:RE:RE:RE:capital allocation - math

RE:RE:RE:RE:capital allocation - mathI care about debt, I just think people are under-appreciating how much cash flow this company generates. The debt ratio at the end of 2019 was 2.1x, since then they made the Royal acquisition and have managed through two years of pandemic. But the debt ratio at the end of 2021 was only 1.1x. This company generates a lot of free cash!

As you may know, a revolving facility is designed to be drawn and repaid regularly to help a company manage its cash flows. With it, a company doesn't need to keep a big cash balance on its balance sheet. If they do an acquisition, they will certainly draw on the facility, and then pay it back down over time as they did after Royal. The company presentation says they target leverage under 2x, and since they are only at 1.1x now, they seem to have plenty of room to finance an acquisition. 


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