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Richards Packaging Income Fund RPKIF


Primary Symbol: T.RPI.UN

Richards Packaging Income Fund (the Fund) is a Canada-based company. The Fund owns Richards Packaging Inc. (Richards Packaging), which serves a range of customer bases throughout North America comprised of approximately 17,000 regional food, beverage, cosmetics, healthcare, and other enterprises. Richards Packaging specializes in the design, manufacture, and distribution of packaging solutions in both glass and plastic containers and closures for a variety of markets. The Company's services consist of global sourcing, inventory management, manufacturing, and packaging 101. The Company also operates other divisions, which includes Clarion Medical Technologies, Dispill, Dosipill International, and Healthmark. Under RICHARDS Pharma Solutions, it offers personal protective equipment (PPE)/specialty, laboratory, and automation solutions as well as products, such as vials, bottles, and ointment and lotion.


TSX:RPI.UN - Post by User

Post by rationalon May 18, 2024 7:27pm
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Post# 36047599

revisiting rpi.un

revisiting rpi.unI owned/followed rpi years ago. I missed the covid/acquisition boom, but I recently read their agm presentation and last quarterly.

I see that their market diversification has significantly changed (leaning toward medical), and I noted that they are claiming major headwinds in food & beverage related to industry inventory excesses.

Beyond that, I see that debt is low, and, although, cash flow and earnings have declined, payout ratio is still well covered.

So why does it continue to trend down? Is this an industry trend or is there something concerning about rpi specifally?

thanks in advance
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