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Capstone Infrastructure Corp T.CSE.PR.A

Alternate Symbol(s):  CPOIF

Capstone Infrastructure Corp is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in owning and operating infrastructure businesses. The Company operates as a power producer that is focused on providing clean, renewable energy to homes and businesses across North America. The Company develops, owns and operates thermal and renewable power generation facilities with a total installed capacity of 570 megawatts across 28 facilities in Canada. It operates wind, hydro, solar, biomass, and natural gas power plants. Its operated facilities include Amherstburg Solar Park, Cardinal Power, Dryden, Erie Shores Wind Farm Fitzpatrick Mountain, Ganaraska, Glace Bay, Glen Dhu, Goulais Wind Farm, Grey Highlands Clean Energy, Grey Highlands, Hluey Lakes, Sechelt, Springwood, Whittington, Napier and Sumac Ridge wind.


TSX:CSE.PR.A - Post by User

Comment by colpatrickon Mar 28, 2014 9:26pm
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Post# 22384705

RE:RE:What's not to like?

RE:RE:What's not to like?management was promising a higher dividend thru 2014 and reneged on that in 2012. Cut the stock price by about 40% almost immediately? Stock never recovered.

So lack of management credibility is one thing not to like.

I live on the other side of the big lake (Ontario) and am fascinated just counting construction cranes outside my hotel window on visits.

How does Toronto get their power. Is it mostly municipal power?
I can't seem to find the power company that would tap into this explosive growth.
Any ideas?
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