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Interfor Corp T.IFP

Alternate Symbol(s):  IFSPF

Interfor Corporation is a Canada-based forest products company. The Company and its subsidiaries produce wood products in Canada and the United States for sale to markets around the world. It operates through the solid wood products segment. The Company’s product categories include Dimension Lumber, Specialty Lumber and Engineered Wood Products. Its products include Spruce-Pine-Fir, Douglas Fir-Larch, Hem-Fir, Southern Yellow Pine, Western Red Cedar, Douglas Fir-Larch, and P3-Joist. Its sawmills provide a diverse range of sustainable products to supply North American markets with a complete offering of framing materials. Its Western Red Cedar products include Elite Decking, Elite Fascia & Boards, Elite V-Joint Paneling, Elite Fineline Paneling, Elite Channel/Lap Siding, Elite Bevel Siding and Elite Shadow Gap Siding. It has an annual lumber production capacity of approximately 5.0 billion board feet and offers a diverse line of lumber products to customers around the world.


TSX:IFP - Post by User

Comment by Rational43on May 12, 2021 1:06pm
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Post# 33183544

RE:Gents and Ladies

RE:Gents and LadiesUltimately if Interfor management is reasonbly competent days like today will make us a lot of money.  
Shares should be bought back as they are a great value based on the NPV of expected cash flows (hopefully the CFO understands those terms, and isn't just a lumberjack up through the ranks)

If they commit to a sensible pace of share buybacks the share count should drop by at least 25% this year.  



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