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Badger Daylighting (BDGI.TO)

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90.57

-1.80 (1.95%)

as of Jun 16, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 16, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

Badger Daylighting (BDGI) has demonstrated strong performance in the market, with a notable 70% increase year-to-date and an impressive 60% rise over the past year. The company benefits from significant infrastructure spending, particularly in utility upgrades and water systems, which has positively influenced its fundamentals and driven margin expansion. Despite the potential for some consolidation as investors secure profits, analysts believe the strong earnings momentum and decent free cash flow support further growth prospects. With a forward earnings multiple around 21.5X and expectations for low double-digit earnings growth, the company's valuation remains attractive, fostering investor confidence for long-term holding.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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TOP PICK

Use high pressure water to move earth. Customers are mainly energy companies and utilities. Expanding big in the US. Lots of upside. Good management. Nice yield of 5.4%.

BUY

Clean out holes in everything from telecommunications to oil and gas. Great company. Expects there will be some absolutely blow out numbers for the oil/gas sector in Q4 and some really strong numbers in 2011. Other names that also look great are Phoenix (PHX.UN-T), Cathedral (CET-T) and Canadian Energy Services (CEU-T). (Also see Top Picks.)

BUY

Holes and trenches for utilities and around the oil sands. Have corporate and franchisee trucks. Last quarter indicated things were turning around and was more positive. Cheap at 5X on a Price to Cash Flow basis. Conservative management.

TOP PICK

Hydro/vacuum trucks that dig holes. High-pressure water with vacuum that exposes pipes, etc. that companies want to excavate or check. Generated very high returns on equity through the years. Will benefit from infrastructure spending in Canada and US. Very cheap at 3.7X cash flow.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.)

BUY

A beautiful business. Glorified vacuum trucks, which are used for non-invasive servicing. Does have some oil field services. Feels this is a very strong steady stock. "Hold forever, then wake up one day and cash out"

BUY

Has become really cheap. Building about 4 hydrovac trucks. 60% payout ratio. Virtually no long-term debt on the balance sheet. Good growth prospects.

BUY

This is an excellent company. They have no debt. It is a good time to pick it up.

BUY

Does trench work for oil/gas in industrial and utilities sectors. No long-term debt. They're paying for their growth expansion through internal generated cash flow. Good management. Like their growth prospects.

BUY

Likes the energy service sector. Not that well owned institutionally yet because of its small market cap.

BUY

In the Hydrovac business, so their business is quite strong. They also service industrial pipes and utilities. Low debt. Have raised their distributions.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Payout is quite low. The opportunity for growth continues to be pretty good. Just out of the top 25 in his model. Expects about a 6% earnings growth. High correlation to oil prices (he's not sure why) and if oil pulls back like expected, he would buy more.

BUY

Has grown dramatically. Has about 212 units. Very profitable business. Unique technologies.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Essentially it digs into the ground to access pipeline for expansion. There will be a lot more of this work both in Canada and the US, so it should continue to grow. Taking a hard look at this one. If it pulls back a little more, they may take a position.

TOP PICK

Good price. Made about $1.20 a share in earnings and should grow to $1.50 in '05. High quality, good growth, good yield.

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