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ADF Group Inc T.DRX

Alternate Symbol(s):  ADFJF

ADF Group Inc. is a Canada-based company. The Company is engaged in the design and engineering of connections, fabrication, including the application of industrial coatings, and installation of complex steel structures, heavy steel-built ups, as well as in miscellaneous and architectural metals for the non-residential infrastructure sector. Its products and services are intended for the five principal segments of the non-residential construction industry: office towers and high-rises, commercial and recreational buildings, airport facilities, industrial complexes, and transport infrastructure. The Company operates two fabrication plants and two paint shops, in Canada and in the United States, and a Construction Division in the United States, which specializes in the installation of steel structures and other related products. It has the capacity to manufacture approximately 125,000 tons of structural steel annually.


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Comment by matt2018on Jun 19, 2024 1:40pm
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RE:RE:RE:today's comment by 5i research

RE:RE:RE:today's comment by 5i researchThe selloff began after annoucing the plan to purchase these shares, so that tells us perhaps that maybe some major investors were not on board with this.
Its not that the shares were sold in the open market or through a planned sale to an institution at a discount but rather using up big chunk of the companies cash on hand.
Investors like NCIB's when they are done over a period of a year, where you are using operating FCF to purchase the shares, not using the cash on hand.
That could impede growth options or having to borrow money for expansion.

Just an opinion.

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