Sienna Senior Living Inc T.SIA

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[Trevor Abes]

This week, Canada’s main stock index, the TSX, hit a record high thanks to gains in technology and bank stocks. read article.

[AmorFatiforlife]

You seem to have a hard on for CSH.. just a raw look on Yahoo finance and they have 2B in debt with 20M cash on hand with a debt to equity ratio of 192% and a Payout ratio of 791%.  I dont have

[lapiastre]

They give dividends to tempted people to buy their flow through shares. How can it be profitable to give money out there when you have creditors ? The only way would be to sell flowthrough shares

[AmorFatiforlife]

If they didn't cut dividends all through covid when they weren't accepting new occupancy for ~2years i highly doubt they will cut divs now when they are growing and bringing debt ratios down.&

[lapiastre]

They will have no other choices but to dilute if they keep throwing out dividends. They are in debt, and the decrease of 2% in debt was because of flow through shares and refinancing.

[Hich1205]

one metric tells it all : -12% in the last 5 years and the stock price at 2016 level. Agree about the good operational performance expectation, what analysts don't factor-in is the addiction of

[BlueJay2020]

Latest from CIBC's analyst - really, really strange but no concerns raised about capital structure.  In fact, I know of only one person who has a concern.  Either a genius, or... BC

[Hich1205]

Hahaha, i would say about your comment : the art of selective reading. Lesson 101 on investment decisions: evaluation of an investment take into acounts all of the economics at once: price

[lapiastre]

What's wrong with my post. I do not bash any company ever. Everything i said are facts, and are my pov, open for financial discussion. Maybe i got something wrong but lets share different pov.

[BlueJay2020]

Wow, that is the poorest stock-bashing effort I have seen in some time - well done.  Not responding to that drivel, and you're on ignore.

[BlueJay2020]

Right, so basically you are saying it's not actually the form of consideration - debt vs equity - that you have a problem with, but you don't like the deals in themselves.  They are not

[lapiastre]

They should keep their dividends and pay their debt. The governement financing increases will come to an end.... Their occupancy rate is topped out.... They paid roughly 2% of their debt with

[TimeBuilder1]

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[PressRelease]

MARKHAM, Ontario, Nov. 15, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sienna Senior Living Inc. (“Sienna” or the “Company”) (TSX: SIA) today announced a dividend of $0.078 per common share of the Company (each, a “Common Share”) for the month of November 2024, representing $0.936 per Common Share on an annualized...read article.

[Hich1205]

No, not entirely by debt, that will increase the premium risk with terrible impact on the stock price. the job of the CFO is to ensure that the finance structure will be accretive for shareholders, if

[BlueJay2020]

So are you seriously saying that they should have been financing themselves entirely on debt and not equity raises?  Do you not think that would be/would have been a risky strategy?  How do