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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Genesis Land Development Corp T.GDC

Alternate Symbol(s):  GNLAF

Genesis Land Development Corp. is a Canada-based integrated land developer and residential home builder. The Corporation is engaged in the acquisition, development and sale of land, residential lots and homes in the greater Calgary area. It operates through two segments: land development and home building. As a land developer, Genesis acquires, plans, rezones, subdivides, services and sells... see more

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Post by Malpeque2 on Jan 11, 2022 2:07pm

DanGood38

Thanks for that info.     This GDC has terrible ROE in a fairly decent home market of late  in Calgary.        The land sales and margins are o.k.    but the home margins are pretty poor,   after G&A and marketing expenses.     Why put more money into this business thru the rights offering?

The company is sitting on a TON of land already.   In fact it's a pretty large asset overall for GDC.

Would not the rational owner just continue to sell land and homes and put this asset into runoff and hope to recover your book value of the investment over time thru dividends and buybacks.   

In fact,   they had a buyback in place BEFORE the rights offering and there were some insider buys at a high of $2.70.   To them pivot around and do a rights offering at $2 just to gain a few more shares on the minority,  seems to be kinda small change for these people if they have that kind of $$$$.   

Be interested in any other takes on this Company.
Comment by pennydredful on Jan 11, 2022 9:51pm
That   is  big   money   compared  to  buying   5  day   old   bread  at  half  price. 
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