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This summary was created by AI, based on 5 opinions in the last 12 months.
Badger Infrastructure (BDGI-T) is currently experiencing significant growth, characterized by strong fundamentals and margin expansion. Analysts indicate that the company has transformed its business from a focus on Alberta energy to gaining substantial business in the United States, capitalizing on the infrastructure super-cycle across North America. Currently, BDGI has seen a 70% increase year-to-date, signifying robust earnings momentum and operational leverage. While there is a strong support for its rising share price backed by fundamentals, some experts anticipate a potential consolidation as investors look to lock in profits. Overall, BDGI is considered a solid long-term infrastructure investment, with favorable growth prospects and a decent valuation in the context of future expansion.
(A Top Pick Aug 28/13. Up 49.13%.) Expanding quite a bit in the US. Had an incredible run but still thinks it has a lot of room. Have grown 99% organically. They manufacture Hydro Vac trucks. Competition comes from traditional back hoe work, which is mechanical and can be quite damaging. This company does their work with water, which is less damaging and less intrusive. It allows them to do a lot more specialized work. They have a manufacturing facility that manufactures 3 trucks a week and are now expending to 5 trucks a week and are running at peak volume. They will do about $85 million EBITDA this year and probably north of 100 million next year.
Has had a fantastic performance over the last year. This is primarily because of the acquisition engine and acquisition pipeline that it has, particularly in the US. They have done a bunch of those and now is really the time for them to execute. It is now a little bit of a wait-and-see approach, given the run that it has had.
(A Top Pick May 23/13. Up 16.75%.) There is more room to run. Very strong quarter with EBITDA up almost 50% year-over-year. Half of their businesses in Canada and half in the US. Canadian business is pretty mature but is still growing at about 20% a year. They don’t have to fund any of their growth through dilution. Could probably increase the dividend. Trading on an 8X multiple but probably deserves a 10X multiple. Not volatile.