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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Ag Growth International Inc T.AFN

Alternate Symbol(s):  AGGZF | T.AFN.DB.H | T.AFN.DB.G | T.AFN.DB.I | T.AFN.DB.J

Ag Growth International Inc. is a provider of the equipment and solutions required to support the storage, transport, and processing of food globally. The Company provides equipment solutions for agriculture bulk commodities, including seed, fertilizer, grain, rice, feed, and food processing systems. It has manufacturing facilities in Canada, the United States, Brazil, Italy, France, and India... see more

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Post by retiredcf on Jul 29, 2024 9:26am

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EQUITY RESEARCH
July 26, 2024 Industry Update
 
Ammonia Tampa August Contract Price
Spike
 
Ammonia Tampa August Contract Up 14% M/M On Limited Regional
Supply: The August Tampa settlement has been agreed on by Yara and
Mosaic at $475/t CFR, up $60/t on the $415/t CFR fixed for July. An increase
had been anticipated amid tightening availability out of the U.S. Gulf and gas
curtailments in Trinidad that could worsen over the coming weeks, though a
$60/t jump may take some market participants by surprise. The settlement is
the highest agreed since April, which was also fixed at $475/t CFR.
 
Back To 2022 – Brazil To Import Less Potash In H2/24? Brazil's potash
imports are likely to decrease in H2/24 as the country could repeat 2022
patterns and low availability of phosphates for delivery in time for the
2024/25 soybean crop may further exert downward pressure on MOP
purchases. Brazil has imported 6.94Mt in H1/24, ~17% higher Y/Y. In 2022,
Brazil imported 6.88Mt in H1/22, up 37% Y/Y, driven my concerns about
supply following the Ukraine war. Following the record (at that time) H1
imports in 2022, H2 imports dropped to 4.9Mt. 2024 could see a similar
pattern, though the extent of the drop could be less profound.
 
Cordonnier Raises U.S. Corn Yield; Small Drought Footprint For Major
Crops: Cordonnier raised his U.S. corn yield forecast by 1.5 bu. to 181.5
bu./acre as weather has been favourable for pollination and there are no
threatening conditions seen in the near-term forecast. That increased his
corn production estimate to 14.97B bu. (vs. USDA at 15.1B bu.). As of July
23, D1 (moderate) to D4 (exceptional) drought covered 20% of the U.S., with
another 28% facing D0 (abnormal dryness). But the majority of that drought
was outside of the major crop production areas of the central U.S.
 
AGCO Grain & Protein Sale Highlights AFN’s Undervaluation: AGCO is
selling its grain and protein business (AGCO G&P) to AIP for US$700MM.
The transaction price implies a TTM EV/adj. EBITDA multiple of 8.3x, vs.
AFN’s TTM multiple of ~6.6x and forward 2025E multiple of ~6.0x. Note,
AGCO G&P is similar to AFN in terms of revenue (2023 sales of ~US$1.1B),
but AFN has grown its revenue at more than a 10% five-year CAGR (vs. flat
growth for AGCO G&P). Further, AFN operates at more than double the adj.
EBITDA margin profile (~19% vs. ~8% for AGCO G&P). Link to note
MEOH – Higher Monthly North American Posted Contract Price / Q2/24
 
Results Next Week: MEOH’s posted North American contract price for
August was set at $695/t, up $16/t (+2%) vs. the July price. MEOH reports
Q2/24 results on Tuesday, July 30, after market close. We forecast Q2/24
adj. EBITDA of $183MM (consensus: $172MM), ~14% higher both Q/Q and
Y/Y. The focus for the quarter will be on: 1) progress on the planned G3
start-up (management had previously commented that this should happen in
Q3/24); 2) status of the Egypt (EMethanex) facility, and anticipated operating
rates over Q3/24 (we are now assuming a 70% rate in Q3/24); and 3)
potential changes to MEOH’s full-year 2024 volume guidance (MEOH prior
guidance: ~7Mt).
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