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Decisive Dividend Corp V.DE

Alternate Symbol(s):  DEDVF | V.DE.W

Decisive Dividend Corporation is a Canada-based acquisition-oriented company. The Company is focused on opportunities in manufacturing. Its segments include finished product and component manufacturing. The finished product segment manufactures and sells products that are purchased and used by end customers as designed. Within the finished product segment are five separate businesses: ACR, Blaze King, Capital I, Marketing Impact and Slimline. The component manufacturing segment manufactures and sells products based on specifications determined by its customers for use in its customers’ processes. Within the component manufacturing segment are five separate businesses: Hawk, Micon, Northside, Procore and Unicast. In addition, the Company has a third separate segment, Head Office, which is an investment holding and management company. Its subsidiaries include Valley Comfort Systems Inc., Unicast Inc., Slimline Manufacturing Ltd., Northside Industries Inc. and Hawk Machine Works Ltd.


TSXV:DE - Post by User

Comment by nedstar71on Mar 22, 2024 12:58am
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RE:Strange drop today???

RE:Strange drop today???
Allah_says_BUY wrote: Somebody must have been desperate for money.

It was nice to read the MD&A and see that the dividends only made up 54% of the Free Cash Flow.  Even the new dividend increase to 4.5 cents will only get to 60% and that's with no organic growth, and we know there will be growth.

Once interest rates start dropping this summer, the LOC expense gets better each quarter and the cash flow improves.  And the economy slowly starts growing again as does the demand fromr all of the subsidiaries customers.

Short Term Outlook - Not Bad.
Mid Term Outlook - Good.
Long Term Outlook - Great.



Does free cash flow really represent what they should be paying out though?  Is it wrong to think this dividend should be covered by net earnings?
I missed the boat on this one but still don't understand why it trades as high as it does.  
The dividend was barely 5%.  This isn't a Canadian bank but pays a lower dividend than some of them.  I'd say it's more than fully valued here, but I also thought that at $7 so take that for what it's worth ;-)
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