RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:not impressed at allNo, not entirely by debt, that will increase the premium risk with terrible impact on the stock price. the job of the CFO is to ensure that the finance structure will be accretive for shareholders, if the investment is dillutive and leads to lower piece of the pie, go back to your deck and change the economics of the deal : review the price, change the % of fundings sources and ultimately don't do the deal if not accretive to shareholders. SIA is growing right now, and I'm sure it will shine, but the management needs to review and backtest the current financial strategy, it's just not working, and SIA is sanctionned by investors and is underperforming it peers and the market. This is one of the rare stocks still under the 2019 level
PS: i'm long on SIA, and with the aging population, the market is there for years to go. I'm just pissed-off the management trying to grow the business regadless of the impact on shareholders