RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Where are the results?No share buybacks, no dividends.. and no share price appreciation. They sold an asset for $100M but only paid off $50M in debt.
Advantage is NOT returning capital back to shareholders.
Probably needs to be sold into bigger hands, 30% premium and move on.
..or.. IR here can provide the 'how' they plan to return capital back to shareholders.
therealDonald wrote:
the market is always right long term, if they don't get the share price to reflect proper value, or similar value relative to their peers, I believe they won't be around long enough to pay a dividend.
Wildcattter wrote: maybe explain why you think maybe the midcap thing is broken?
KEL sold assets not too long ago, they manage to sell more than once.. serial sellers and you see vii merged out... a premuim too. others like pey, bir, aav, kel, nva... they all plug along... so, what is broken? maybe you just don't understand it. hell yeah, a good place to play... not broken at all