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Richards Packaging Income Fund T.RPI.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  RPKIF

Richards Packaging Income Fund (the Fund) is a Canada-based company. The Fund owns Richards Packaging Inc. (Richards Packaging), which serves a range of customer bases throughout North America comprised of approximately 17,000 regional food, beverage, cosmetics, healthcare, and other enterprises. Richards Packaging specializes in the design, manufacture, and distribution of packaging solutions in both glass and plastic containers and closures for a variety of markets. The Company's services consist of global sourcing, inventory management, manufacturing, and packaging 101. The Company also operates other divisions, which includes Clarion Medical Technologies, Dispill, Dosipill International, and Healthmark. Under RICHARDS Pharma Solutions, it offers personal protective equipment (PPE)/specialty, laboratory, and automation solutions as well as products, such as vials, bottles, and ointment and lotion.


TSX:RPI.UN - Post by User

Comment by Armcorpon Jun 10, 2019 5:59pm
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Post# 29813223

RE:Another ATH

RE:Another ATHSomething is going on for sure. It traded over $45 today.  Given the low number of shares available and the high percent inside/institutional holdings and the recent purchases by insiders, it could be that an acquisition is in the air either by Richards or of Richards, or a divvie hike is coming, or just plain supply and demand of shares.  Low interest rates seem to be here forever, so anything with a reasonable divvie and a good track record is popular.  I know in my case I have had shares so long that the return of capital has reduced the book value to zero, so in a while I will have to acquire more to give me something to depreciate!  Maybe others are in that boat too....Adding up insiders and that institution (Citadel?) gives about 4 million shares, so not that far away from dictating terms...I also worry that container markets could change fast, given recent concerns about single-use plastics. As long as Richards stays on the right side of coming changes we should be ok...
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