
TSE:CCA
Thinks valuations across the board are relatively stretched for these companies. Has some secular concerns when it comes to cable and telecommunication businesses, which have kept him out of it. You are going to see a tremendous amount of cord cutting i.e. consumers opting for skinnier cable packages or no cable package. That could significantly pressure pricing in the future.
This has been a phenomenal story. The most important thing is free cash and what the companies do with it. This company is diversifying by getting into networking, data storage, and into other markets. Rogers (RCI.B-T) owns 32% of them and he doesn’t think it is properly reflected in Rogers’ stock price. He would buy more if this sold off.
Cable operator in Ontario and Québec. Has been cheap for a long time. Just did a US cable company acquisition. Had a checkered past with acquisitions. Typically trades at 1.5%-0.5% discount to the group to EBITDA and is currently at the bottom end. Looks like there is some low hanging fruit on their US acquisition. Expects to generate 11% free cash flow over the next few years. 2.44% yield.