
TSE:ATD
This summary was created by AI, based on 45 opinions in the last 12 months.
Alimentation Couche-Tard, despite facing challenges such as the failed acquisition of 7-Eleven and recent pressure on convenience store sales, is widely regarded as a well-managed company with a strong historical track record of compounding shareholder wealth and executing successful acquisitions. Analysts highlight that the firm has maintained solid fundamentals, especially with new leadership improving same-store sales, particularly in food offerings. The stock's recent decline appears unjustified, presenting a valuation opportunity according to several experts. While growth rates are modest, key metrics suggest potential for long-term financial stability and growth, particularly with ongoing expansion into new markets such as Poland. Overall, analysts maintain a positive outlook, indicating optimism about the company's future prospects.
Close to record highs. High quality. Long-term hold. Global leader. Geographically well diversified, over 14K stores in 24 countries. One of largest companies in Canada by revenue. Buys and integrates assets like a well-oiled machine, still lots of money on balance sheet for more. High profitability. Yield is 0.8%.
(Analysts’ price target is $86.20)6th largest holding in portfolio. Excellent company with good long term prospects. High growth rate. 2nd largest convenience store operator in the world. Very strong at execution and operation. Founders still active in the business. Still room for further acquisition in sector. Excellent history of return on capital (~20% average for twenty years). 20% compounding over 20-30 years is incredible achievement.
He's owned, sold, and owned, and doesn't know if he'll ever sell it again ;) Best in class, amazing acquirers, global, great balance sheet and free cashflow. Company estimates that by 2028, they'll get to $10B of EBIDA. Gross margins are hovering around 33%. Cost savings, and AI should help margins. Fuel sales were lower, and this impacted them.
Likes that the price slowly gravitates upward, rather than lots of volatility. Yield is 0.71%.
Has done well for him. A long-term hold. Highly diversified geographically with 14,000 stores in 24 countries. Boasts one of the largest revenues in Canada. They execute M&A like a well-oiled machine, regularly buying companies and still has a lot of cash to buy more. Strong balance sheet. Pays a little dividend yield. Trades at 17x PE, a premium to the market, but worth it. A quality compounder.
A good steady Eddy. He's owned this in the past. He had concerns on their dependence on gas. They are a play on convenience stores. Good for the long term. Consistent.