Superior Plus Corp T.SPB

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[claritas]

According to RBC the Company bought back 5.3 million shares as per a SEDI report.  They are doing what they said they would do....

[oilisswell]

Brookfield obviously sees SPB as an opportunity to make money. Whether through a takeover or merely capital appreciation is irrelevant, except of course for shareholders. Remember that Brookfield

[himmler]

Brookfield is smart ..so smart in fact that they may not make a move on SPB until this plays out ...and that's IF Brookfield does indeed buy SPB out.Of course they are a majority shareholder but

[itsalie]

Brookfield is smart, but they don't care about shareholders. they screwed cwc shareholders too

[Tslayer]

Let the slow climb on SP continue. We have entered their money making season. All this nonsense about Brookfield buying them out at $4.00 certainly turned quickly. 

[Freezerburn]

* TD Cowen’s Aaron MacNeill raised his Superior Plus Corp. ( SPB-T +0.86%increase   ) target to $9 from $7.50 with a “buy” rating. The average is $9.09.   “With the

[rockmstockm]

Sorry it must have been in the conference call. I don't see in new release

[pierrelebel]

".... But this company specifically said the dividend was secure...." Could you provide a factual specific reference to your quote (text and date, please)

[rockmstockm]

Absolutely! But this company specifically said the dividend was secure and a couple months later cut it saying they will use the funds that would have been dividends to buy back stock. It's my

[himmler]

You won't be around in a year to back up what your posting will you?BTW ..many companies get permission to buy back shares ,and don't.Its their choice in case you missed that. Relax pal,your

[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.

[fasteddy0043]

Hopefully share price keeps moving up. Going to find lots of resistance as people in the stock for the dividend will be moving to higher dividend stocks as they reach breakeven 

[rockmstockm]

You can say the same thing next year when shares are below 5$

[pierrelebel]

"As of the date hereof, no common shares were purchased by Superior under the previous NCIB." As it turned out, that was a good thing since the shares were trading in the $8 to $10 range

[rockmstockm]

In my opinion if SPB board choose to buy public shares to cancel,  it will only be after the self serving director 'insiders' buy a bunch of stock. And they like to issue shares as

[rockmstockm]

Superior's previous NCIB, in respect of which Superior sought and received approval from the TSX, authorized the purchase of up to 12,427,942 common shares and expires on Nov. 9, 2024. As of the