SSC Security Services Corp INPCF

Primary Symbol: V.SECU Alternate Symbol(s): SECUF

Industrials Security & Protection Services

SSC Security Services Corp. is a national provider of cyber, physical and electronic security services to corporate and public sector clients across Canada, through its subsidiary, Logixx Security Inc. The Company's segments include Security Services, Legacy Operations, and Corporate. The Security Services segment provides security services to primarily commercial and public sector clients. Services include cybersecurity services, protective services as well as security system design, sales, installations, and monitoring and alarm response. Under cybersecurity services, it provides managed security services (MSS), vulnerability and risk analysis, cybersecurity consulting services, CISO consulting, and others. Under physical security services, it provides on-site security guard, remote continuous camera monitoring, mobile patrol and investigative services. Under electronic security services, it designs, builds, installs, and monitors electronic security systems for corporate clients.

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SSC Security Services Corp > Oh crappers...share buyback is here

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Comment by WheresMeGoldon Dec 07, 2017 11:21am

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RE:Oh crappers...share buyback is here

You are really searching for a reason to claim the company is not shareholder friendly by claiming a share buyback hurts shareholders and the business, especially at the stock price at these levels. The fact is that free cash flow growth is set up to accelerate in the coming quarters and using that cash to retire shares at these prices is very shareholder friendly. I'd rather see a share buyback at these share prices than a dividend increase.

What I would not welcome is a generous giveaway of stock options to employees in the near future, especially at a strike price below current share prices. That would bother me.

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