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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Becker Milk Co Ltd T.BEK.B

Alternate Symbol(s):  BCKMF

The Becker Milk Company Limited is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in the ownership and management of retail commercial properties in Ontario, Canada. The Company primarily leases retail stores with a few residential sites. The Company owns and manages approximately 38 commercial properties in various southern Ontario communities. Its properties are single store sites with a few multi... see more

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Post by Oneinamillion on Apr 10, 2021 8:53pm

Crystal ball

Anyone know how BEK pays its div with a 200% payout? Chance of div being cut in the near future?
Also, what are the chances of a buyout or sale of assets? My crystal ball is foggy....
Comment by Lawyerup on Apr 12, 2021 11:01am
Hi One, dividend is safe.  Bek has a large cash position, Couche Tard stocks, no debt and has never missed a dividend payout in its history.  The dividend payout ratio is high because they have been liquidating properties and cash flow has dropped.  Buyout is anybody's guess we have a shrinking company, a CEO that is pushing 90 years old, a CFO that is in his 80s.  Many of ...more  
Comment by Oneinamillion on Apr 12, 2021 11:44am
Thanks very much Charlie! Very helpful. I wish you and your loved ones all the best during this difficult period which will, hopefully, be coming to an end soon.
Comment by BarstoolSage on Apr 30, 2021 4:07pm
Pretty succinct and accurate..except I don't think Brian's hit 80 yet. To add to what Charlie said, this seems to me to be some kind of estate plan unfolding. There was some talk of a company sale some years back, and the properties where formally studied and documentation was prepared to satisfy potential due diligence concerns  But no buyer emerged...well one was making waves with ...more  
Comment by Oneinamillion on May 01, 2021 12:13pm
Septua, octo and nonna....I think I saw them in a comedy once.....or was that Curly, Larry and Moe? In France they have the Viager system - where you make installments on a house until the owner dies....in this case the instalments are being paid to the shareholders but the payoff is still when the owners sell or shuffle off this mortal coil, or so it would seem.... Thanks very much for the ...more  
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