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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum 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... see more

TSX:RPI.UN - Post Discussion

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Post by Possibleidiot01 on Oct 14, 2023 1:51pm

5i Research

Review of Richard Packaging Income Fund

Oct 10, 2023

RPI.UN is an attractive dividend grower with a decent track record of consistently raising dividends per share over the last ten years. RPI.UN’s revenue has been in decline over the last few years due to oversupply, which is concerning as the situation has not turned around yet. The company is highly sensitive to the general macro environment. Therefore, a strong economy may increase revenue growth again. In the last three years, the distribution per unit has not grown. We are maintaining the rating at “B”, while at the same time remaining open for a future downgrade if its sales growth continues to decline.



Comment by incomedreamer11 on Oct 16, 2023 11:08am
Where did they get attractive dividend growth? From 2016 they never increase dividen and occasionally pay small amount special.For income trust absolutely not attractive 3.8% yeild with no growth for production and distribution. For last three years trust lost more then 60% of share price.
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