
TSE:BDGI
This summary was created by AI, based on 5 opinions in the last 12 months.
Badger Infrastructure (BDGI-T) is witnessing significant growth driven by exceptional demand across North America as the infrastructure super-cycle unfolds. The company's shift from a historical reliance on Alberta energy to expanding operations in the U.S. has strengthened its business fundamentals. Analysts note strong earnings momentum and margin expansion, with forward sales and earnings growth estimates trending upward. The stock has rallied impressively, reflecting strong investor confidence backed by fundamentals, though some experts anticipate a potential consolidation as profits are locked in. The company maintains a sound valuation, complemented by a notable management team and a considerable focus on infrastructure upgrades.
Just hit a 52-week high. (An original 52-week high is probably never the last.) This stock has had a number of 52 week highs, so when you are buying at the top it is a risky situation. Average in by buying a little bit now, hold off for 3 or 4 weeks and then by more. Probably a third each time. Trading well into overbought territory and has been for some time. 3% dividend yield.
Have trucks with high-pressure water guns to clean off drainpipes faster and more efficiently. Great demand by telecommunication services, pipeline, utilities, etc. Anybody that needs to get underground. Great management team and great long-term track record. Would be surprised if it is not a $37-$38 stock by the end of the year.
ROE is around 29%. Very nice dividend while you wait. Some people thought last quarter was a little bit weak but he didn’t see what the problem was. This is definitely a play on North American infrastructure, so if you think the roads are going to continue being torn up in major cities, then this company is going to be very, very busy.
(A Top Pick March 20/12. Up 40.82%.) They use high-pressure water to move earth. Customers include utilities, pipeline companies and energy companies. Biggest player in the Canadian market by far. Have moved into the US where there is lots of room for expansion for them.