
TSE:BYD
This summary was created by AI, based on 7 opinions in the last 12 months.
Boyd Group Services Inc. has been facing significant challenges in recent months, with reviews indicating a substantial decline in value, particularly after earning reports. Analysts note a gap between market perception and evaluation, causing caution among investors. While the company is experiencing some positive developments, such as consecutive quarters of same-store sales growth, labor cost pressures and the complexity of vehicle repairs continue to pose risks. The consensus suggests that Boyd operates in a significantly fragmented market, with recent acquisitions necessary for future growth. Analysts also highlight the importance of observing normalized claims cycles and the potential for earnings improvement to ensure a more inviting investment environment.
(A Top Pick Dec 10/13. Up 46.86%.) They have continued with rolling up collision repair shops, so each acquisition that they make, they bring it under the fold and immediately the insurance companies start sending business to the new shops. Because of this, same-store sales go up immediately. Also, the freezing cold winter created a lot of collisions.
(A Top Pick Dec 10/13. Up 53.01%.) This thing is a juggernaut. Fantastic story. A rollup of a really, really boring business of auto bodies/collision services. Had a great quarter which really sent the stock up. Winter storms create more accidents. They are acquiring more and more of the mom-and-pop shops.
One of those stocks that we could kick ourselves for missing. Up about 30X in the last 5-6 years. Gives you exposure to the US economy if you want that, because most of their business is in the US. There is a bit of a dilemma here in that they do auto repairs, and with an improving economy, people are going to buy new cars, so the auto repair business might go down a bit. However, there is also a lot of collision work. A “growth through acquisition” company that has done quite well.
Very impressive. Could easily get punched up a bit by the wild excitement in AutoCanada (ACQ-T). It is not the same thing of course but it is something that is able to build a chain of things associated with the motor industry, which is going gang busters. He would expect this to continue without any problems.
(A Top Pick March 22/13. Up 83.33%.) Consolidation of collision repair shops. Now predominantly in the US, this is a much larger market. Still not anywhere near in all the states so have a lot of running room ahead of them. Just renegotiated the paint contract to a lower price, which will flow through to the margins this year.
Automotive repair company that is based in Winnipeg, but have now extensive operations in the US. As an auto body franchise, they contract with insurance companies. Gets a certain amount of business from insurance companies in the Midwest. With the severe weather this year, they should have a good quarter. Sold his holdings because valuations got really rich. Thinks there are some valuation concerns in the market right now on this.
Collision repair and consolidator. It is reliable because you have accidents in recessions and growth times. This company is consolidating but they also have insurance companies in their back pockets. Insurance companies actually drive business to them so that when they buy a new mom and pop collision center, they automatically increase the profitability of that shop.
Auto repairs. Their brand, both in Canada and the US, has been able to take a good concept and expand it through both organic growth and acquisition. Dividend yield of 1.04%.