RE:Stephen Tacaksy on BNN - Top PickLong holder, there is some good upside here, but I'm having trouble with the logic behind: Strong growth because governments needs revenue.
How does gov revenue desire translate into ticket sales by consumers?
Possibleidiot01 wrote: Pollard Banknote (PBL TSX)
Pollard is the second largest supplier of instant lottery tickets in the world and a leader in electronic lotteries in the U.S. (iLottery). There are only three players licensed in North America, so barriers to entry are huge. After a big run to over $60, Pollard’s stock has pulled back to a very attractive level of $25 due to some margin compression on higher input costs for paper, ink and foil, as well as some production inefficiencies due to overly strong demand and sales delays on higher margin products. The North American instant lottery market continues to grow as governments use it as an important source of funding, while state iLotteries are still in their early days. We expect 2022 could be another record year for Pollard. It’s such a great business that Brookfield Business Partners is paying US$6 billion, or nearly 14 X EBITDA, for Scientific Games’ instant lottery business, which would value Pollard at over $40 per share.
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