Sherritt International Corp T.S

Alternate Symbol(s): SHERF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals

Sherritt International Corporation is a Canada-based company engaged in the mining and refining of nickel and cobalt metals essential for the adoption of electric vehicles through hydrometallurgical processes. The Company is engaged in the production of high purity nickel and cobalt metals from lateritic ore. Its technologies group creates solutions for oil and mining companies around the world to improve environmental performance. The Company offers a range of products including Nickel, Cobalt, Fertilizers and Other Products. The Nickel products category includes standard grade, steel grade, and nickel powders. The Cobalt products category includes cobalt briquettes and cobalt powders. The Company’s Fertilizers product category includes anhydrous ammonia, granular ammonium sulfate, crystalline ammonium sulfate-super salt, and crystalline ammonium sulfate-standard grade. The Other products category includes sulfuric acid, zinc sulfide, and copper sulfide.

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Comment by Maxmoeon Apr 11, 2022 2:12pm

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Last year they filed Q1 on April 28 so put an X on the fridge calendar! Unless Easter this year and Covid last year makes it +/- a couple days.

Maxmoe wrote: I hear you. I'm not a big fan of ebitda, as an absolute measure of "value". It's relevant to me as a relative valuation tool when comparing EV to ebitda across a group of companies with different capital structures. Ie debt vs equity. But ebitda generously adds back interest and taxes which I don't like because it has to be paid. Fcf is a better number, and in the case of sherritt, last I looked, eps and fcf/s were about equal at 50 cents. Super cheap at less than 2X. Ebitda is a bigger number of course but EV is the proper numerator, and with the debt load, EV is also a very big number. For now.

Contrarian333 wrote: Careful with relying on an eps number. There are alot of non cash items impacting eps. Better to focus on EBITDA or FCF.