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Fortress Global Enterprises Inc - Class A FTPLF

Fortress Global Enterprises Inc produces paper pulp, security papers, and other security-related products. The company through its segments produces dissolving pulp which is primarily used for viscose/rayon manufacturers in Asia. Its business is spread across Asia where it generates most of its revenues, Europe, Canada, and International.


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Post by Nbskon Jan 31, 2019 11:52am
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valuation exercise

valuation exercise

Let’s do some rough FGE valuation. Quite easy now that it’s a single dissolving pulp plant.

 

With the 5th digester now running, the 2019 capacity is 182,000 admt/year.

 

Currently and for the last couple years, dissolving price is around $USD 935/admt.

 

Cost/admt has been trending towards the target of $CAD 850 delivered.

 

My assumption is that we will be there on price and cost for 2019.

 

Foreign exchange is around 0.76 $USD / $CAD for a while now. 

 

935 $USD / 0.76 = $CAD 1230 price/admt

 

182000 tons * ( 1230 - 850 ) = $CAD 69,160,000 EBITDA

 

Using a conservative EV to EBITDA multiple of 5x (could be 6x)

we get an entreprise value of $CAD 345,800,000.

 

We have about $CAD 200,000,000 of net debt (from memory),

so removing it from EV leaves a market cap of 145,800,000.

We have 14,950,000 shares so it means a value of $CAD 9.75/ share.

 

That’s my base scenario. DWP prices could rise to $USD 1200.

EV multiple could reach 6x. Xylitol project could yield nice results.

An extra 20% of productivity should be possible for power generation.

Same for extra pulp production over the next few years.

 

Recent trading is $1.50 and my target is $9.75, a multi-bagger!!

 

$9.75 is about 1.35x book value, so not unrealistic

 

Can you find holes in this valuation ?

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