Doman Building Materials Group Ltd T.DBM

Alternate Symbol(s): CWXZF

Industrials Industrial Distribution

Doman Building Materials Group Ltd. is an integrated national distributor in the building materials and related products sector. The Company operates various distinct divisions with multiple treating plants, planing and specialty facilities and distribution centers coast-to-coast in various cities across Canada and select locations across the United States. The Company operates 21 treating plants, two specialty planing mills and five specialty sawmills located in nine states, distributing, producing and treating lumber, fencing and building materials servicing the central United States; it serves the United States west coast with multiple locations in California and Oregon; and in the state of Hawaii the Honsador Building Products Group services 15 locations across all the islands. The Company’s Canadian operations also include ownership and management of private timberlands and forest licenses, and agricultural post-peeling and pressure treating through its Doman Timber operations.

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Comment by Red_Deeron Oct 06, 2021 1:30pm

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RE:Analyst Recommendation

retiredcf wrote: Almost hate to waste my time posting on this non functional BB but Alex Ruus just gave a recommendation for DBM on today's Market Call. He thinks the reason that DBM is down at these cheap levels is because most investors lump it in with forestry stocks instead of realizing that it's a distributor with completely different ways of dealing with debt. OK bashers, do your thing. GLTA

One PROBLEM With THAT THEORY is That ALL Forestry Stocks ARE NOT FAR From Their
ALL TIME HIGHS Posted Earlier this Year WHEN Lumber Made ALL TIME HIGHS

MORE LIKELY Would BE That Pretty Much ALL the COVID Stay at HOME Do It YOUR SELFERs Have DONE All they WANTED TO DO__THUS the DEMAND For ALL THINGS Construction/Renovation HAS DRIED UP

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