Please correct any wrongs, preferably with links to documents, and share any thoughts positive or negative from what I have. This is so far my objective look over. I am not one to usualyl invest outside of "lifetime holds", and I still am unsure if I am ready to judge this in that way yet at all.
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Still in progress 19/mar/2021
PRO'S:
$130mil? of contracts in the pipeline
looking at doubling pipeline in near future to $250mil+
30+% traditional margin
Proprietary mixture process(is this patented??)
Joint marketing agreement with LaFarge Canada(what about usa?)
Considerable future growth market
Considerable potential growth of entire industry that needs/desires their product
Management buying shares(10+% before recent financing) and is interest-aligned with shareholders
Acquiring complimentary companies such as PIGCO and MOS
MArket cap of only 41.3mil @0.64/shr
Debt from Cematrix taken on for Aquisitions and plant/equipment investments eg..growth
CON'S
115,831,000 future shares outstanding(only 70,000,000 currently)(future 40% dilution)(41mil in debents and warrants meaning cash influx attached to dilution)
Debt taken on at relatively high interest
All 3 arms of company(PIGCO, MOS, CVX) carrying debt
Moderate to heavy Dilution of shares on an annual basis
potential takeover target
reliant on government spending for majority of future growth
Possibly a cyclical company
Summary:
Currently fair value for where the company is at today, and likely undervalued based upon where they will be by the end of 2022 based upon contracts and backlog completion.
For the time being, this seems to be a bet on the next several years, with the majority of it's growth upside coming from government spending in the USA. If this is handled properly, and they use their leading position in cellular flowable concrete to grow and become dominant, while at the same time their product becomes ubiquitous as opposed to novel, they could become a major industry leader in middle and large infrastructure projects.
I worry about the potential cyclical nature of their business, the moat(or lack of) around their process and product, along with the interest rate they carry debt with... 14%?????? That is Visa numbers.....The steady and heavy dilution of share count concerns me greatly as well.
I am currently considering taking up a small position, with a 2021 target of $1 - $3 depending on contracts and the potential for market enthusiasm.
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So that is just my introductory research into Cematrix so far, I will continue to do more in the hopes that I fell confident enough to make a purchase, or not make a purchase.
Cheers!