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Tree Island Steel Ltd T.TSL

Alternate Symbol(s):  TWIRF

Tree Island Steel Ltd. manufactures and sells steel wire and fabricated steel wire products in Canada, the United States, and internationally. It offers industrial wire that include high and low carbon wires and black annealed wires; nails, such as bulk, packaged, and collated nails; agricultural products, including rolled fencing, fence panels, and agricultural wires; and welded wire reinforcement products. The company also provides woven and welded wires, corners, and accessories. It markets its products under the Tree Island, Halsteel, True Spec, K-Lath, TI Wire, Tough Strand, and ToughPanel brand names. The company was formerly known as Tree Island Wire Income Fund and changed its name to Tree Island Steel Ltd. in October 2012. Tree Island Steel Ltd. was founded in 1964 and is based in Richmond, Canada.


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  • RetiredSteelManX
Post by RetiredSteelManon Oct 17, 2024 6:46pm
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Tree Island Steel Plant

Tree Island Steel PlantI believe that TIS owns the Richmond plant property and that it is worth many times more than the book value indicated in their annual report which is stated at the original cost of the land & buildings.  This lowers the actual value of the assets and consequently the book value of the shares.

When TIS sold their California plant, they paid a one time dividend of $5.00 per share to distribute the profits too shareholders.

A substantial profit is possible if the BC property is sold.  I believe that this will eventually happen to this property.

Be patient and hang onto your shares or sell at a good price.  Someone has been slowly buying shares to increase their holdings.  A low takeover bid was made a few years ago and withdrawn.  I would hope a fairer bid will happen in the future.


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