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Mission Produce Inc T.AVO


Primary Symbol: AVO

Mission Produce, Inc. is engaged in the farming, packaging, marketing, and distribution of avocados to food retailers, distributors and produce wholesalers. It operates through three segments: Marketing and Distribution, International Farming, and Blueberries. Its Marketing and Distribution segment sources fruit from growers and then distributes the fruit through its global distribution network. Its International Farming segment owns and operates orchards from which all fruit produced is sold to its Marketing and Distribution segment. Its farming activities range from cultivating early-stage plantings to harvesting from mature trees. Its Blueberries segment is a farming operation that cultivates blueberry plants in Peru. It provides value-added services including ripening, bagging, custom packaging, logistical management, and quality assurance. The Company also provides its customers with merchandising and promotional support, insights on market trends and hands-on training.


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Comment by abolduc3106on Mar 04, 2015 5:53pm
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RE:Why is this a surprise?

RE:Why is this a surprise?I'm not sure what analysts are basing their valuations on, but they don't seem to have a clue what a company like Avigilon is worth.

Here I go dragging  the Axis takeout by Canon again, but Canon thought fair value was 43x EPS for a company that had barely managing to grow earnings at 20% Y/Y, which is the lowball estimate of the projected annual growth rate for the industry.

Avigilon comes out with 42% Y/Y EPS growth for 2014 and it closes the day after the report with a 27x trailing P/E which makes absolutely no sense in comparison.

There's obviously something wrong with this picture.

A company growing EPS at 42% should command roughly a 42x P/E and a takeout premium should push that even higher.

And they're about to gain access to an even greater potential share of the U.S. market, where they have been doing extremely well, once the new plant comes online in Texas later this year.
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