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Premium Brands Holdings Corp T.PBH

Alternate Symbol(s):  PRBZF | T.PBH.DB.G | T.PBH.DB.H | T.PBH.DB.I

Premium Brands Holdings Corporation is a Canada-based company, which owns a range of specialty food manufacturing and differentiated food distribution businesses with operations across Canada and the United States. The Company operates through two segments: Specialty Foods and Premium Food Distribution. The Specialty Foods segment consists of its specialty food manufacturing businesses. The Premium Food Distribution segment consists of its differentiated distribution and wholesale businesses as well as certain seafood processing businesses. It provides servicing to approximately 22,000 customers. The logo and its family of brands and businesses includes Harvest Meats, Hempler's, Piller's, Grimm's Fine Foods, Freybe, Isernio's, Expresco and SJ Fine Foods. The Company operates in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and in Arizona, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nevada, Ohio and Washington.


TSX:PBH - Post by User

Comment by CanMan17on Apr 12, 2011 10:38am
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RE: The real challenge....for fun

RE: The real challenge....for fun
Lux & GW,

I have enjoyed reading your posts on this thread and am intrigued by the "owning PBH vs YLO" debate.

When it comes to Dividends, YLO is obviously superior, but the Dividend Coverage tilts quite a bit in PBH's favour. I personally don't expect PBH to lower their dividends at all as they appear to be well covered.  YLO however is not as well covered and has lowered it's dividend several times over the past few years based on earnings and share price. Nonetheless, it would likely remain a very juicy dividend.  But at what cost?  Where's the bottom for YLO?

Still, I feel almost compelled to reduce my position in PBH a bit and pull the trigger on YLO. It seems a little oversold so I may throw a stink bid out there just for shlts and giggles and see what happens.

GL

Regards,
CanMan17
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