TSE:BDT

Bird Construction (BDT.TO)

78.46
-0.74 (0.93%)
as of Sep 28, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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HOLD

When he looks at the sector, one that he is contemplating adding to his portfolio is Aecon (ARE-T), which reported yesterday and the stock fell off. Feels the fundamentals are a little bit better. At this point in the cycle, you are really making a bet that there will be an increase in infrastructure spending, which he thinks we are on the verge of.

HOLD

Thinks there is M&A activity. He loves this whole sector. $12 is a good buy range. Thinks it could go a little bit higher toward the top of the channel. Loves the sector and the company.

HOLD

Extremely well managed and conservatively managed company. You never have to worry about their balance sheet. They are on the edge of a pretty big infrastructure spend in both Manitoba and Western Canada and will do well out of that. Has been looking at this again. Good potential. 5.4% dividend yield.

COMMENT

Churchill Corp (CUQ-T) or Bird Construction (BDT-T)? Would have a hard time choosing between these. They have different components. This is a very, very well run company. They are probably the best in the sector in terms of extracting margins, consistency, dividends and shrewd acquirers.

BUY

He likes the whole sector. Came out with some good earnings. The pipeline is being filled in with new jobs all the time. Great company.

DON'T BUY
Doesn't know the company extremely well, but doesn't like this sector. These companies have very inconsistent performances over time. Not a good long term “Buy and Hold” kind of company.
BUY
Very well run business and he is a bull on construction in Western Canada and Northeast Alberta. It is volatile when it sells off.
STRONG BUY
Best known for their oil sands contract. They have just learned that they no longer have 150 million or so contracts in their backlog with the Alberta Museum but Alberta has delayed it go for a bigger project. Very big backlog.
WAIT
Has huge exposure to the infrastructure build-out. $35 is a good entry point. On a cash flow multiple it is pretty inviting. The US exposure has always been a cause for concern, but the concern about infrastructure stocks has been put behind them. Every time it drops he gets back into the name.
DON'T BUY
Has been either side of $30 for the last 6-9 months. Exposure to a pretty cyclical industry but are a major player out West. Given the build out in infrastructure in Western Canada, they're well positioned but a lot of this is priced into the stock. Distribution is relatively safe but doesn't see much upside.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick March 24/09. Up 76.6%.) Still likes.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick March 24/09. Up 64.4% excluding distributions.) Winning some very good contracts. Incredibly conservatively managed. Still a Buy.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Looking at this and others because of infrastructure aspects. 5.4% yield. Would be interested at $30.
BUY
Very strong, conservative balance sheet. Believes the stimulus is only now starting to translate into real contracts in Canada. Still room to grow. 5.25% yield is easily sustainable.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Likes infrastructure stocks, which are all doing fairly decently. This one is a good looking stock. Steepness of the rise looks a little unfounded and wouldn't be surprised to see it coming down to the $33 level, which would be a good time to pick it up.
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