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Norbord Inc. T.OSB

"Norbord is the largest global producer of oriented strand board, which is used as a structural panel for building applications. The majority of its mills are located throughout the United States, with additional capacity in Northern Europe."


TSX:OSB - Post by User

Comment by dosperroson Apr 13, 2018 4:55pm
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Post# 27882771

RE:Wow...burp!

RE:Wow...burp!Excellent analogy.  They are printing money, sending much to shareholders, and still building a commendable warchest.

They have all but iced the debt too.

OSB prices over $275 are basically a bonus.  They are stuck above $400 for the long haul I think.  Graph below for current levels.

Selling would be a mistake given this tremendous business climate.  

When in doubt, see what Paul Quinn thinks.  Here is his RBC take:

Valuation (4/2/2018): Our $60 price target supports our Top Pick rating. We value Norbord on a blended 7.5x EV/EBITDA multiple of our trend EBITDA estimate of $550 million (85%) and our 2018E EBITDA of $758 million (15%). We believe the shares should trade at a multiple above the high end of the typical Canadian paper & forest products trading range (5.0x to 7.0x), reflecting very positive near-term supply-demand fundamentals and operating momentum.



Weekly panel prices in North America
 

Weekly panel prices in North America
 

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