
TSE:CCL.B
This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.
CCL Industries (CCL.B-T) is receiving mixed reviews from experts in the investment community. While some note a lack of a strong multi-year thesis for growth, others highlight the company's robust Q3 results and its proactive approach to acquisitions and share buybacks. This trend of expansion, coupled with a clean balance sheet, positions CCL favorably for future performance. The company's ability to generate organic growth and enhance shareholder value through dividends and strategic acquisitions is acknowledged positively. Analysts maintain a price target of $92.55, reflecting optimism about the firm's continued success in diverse markets, particularly within the label manufacturing sector.
(Market Call Minute.) Very much of a growth stock. Ever since they became a label company, it has done tremendously well. Very well-managed, but you have to be prepared to pay up for the hope of that continued growth going forward. He is not sure you could justify paying for the multiples that it is at.
(A Top Pick March 2/15. Up 76.15%.) One of her “growth by acquisition” stocks. The attractive part about it is that they service both consumer and industrial businesses. Really well diversified across a broad range of industries. No matter what the economy does, they’ll have some sectors that will continue to do well. Very solid management team.
This company makes packaging and labels, and their client base are large consumer goods packaging companies. A growth by acquisition story, and recently acquired Checkpoint Security Systems. Have been growing earnings at a 40% compound rate over the last 4 years. Very solid execution. Lots of runway to keep acquiring and consolidating a fragmented industry.
It is a very good company. Pressure sensitive labels. They organically grow at 4% a year, have 6% cash flow yield for acquisitions, and are making a total return of 10%. Wonders if they are heading in another direction (Checkpoint Security Systems acquisition). He likes the business they were in. Waiting for a pullback and will consider it.
Closed the Checkpoint acquisition and recently acquired a German company. They have done exceedingly well internationally. It is in an area where you can’t see anything but long-term growth. However, the multiple has gotten a little high. Has had quite a run, so thinks the stock will take a bit of a rest and go sideways for a while.