
TSE:CCL.B
This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.
CCL Industries (CCL.B-T) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, highlighting a divergence in sentiment. While some analysts see strong potential in the company's strategic acquisitions and share buybacks, they note a lack of a compelling long-term thesis. The recent Q3 results were received positively, and the company appears to be enhancing its market position through acquisitions and organic growth. However, there are concerns about the cyclical nature of the business and whether the existing strategies will lead to sustained growth. The overall outlook suggests optimism about future acquisitions that could further boost shares and dividends, solidifying CCL Industries' position in the market.
Acquiring Checkpoint Systems (CKP-N), which does the tags in retail stores that prevents theft. Purchasing this for about $400 million, and are predicting about $40 million in annual synergies. Thinks they will be able to tuck this into their electronics labelling division that they are just starting to build up. Expensive at about 25X earnings, but it is a good company. On any kind of pullback, this is worth adding to.
(A Top Pick March 2/15. Up 54.6%.) Still loves this. Just reported fantastic numbers today, way above anybody’s expectations. One of their major businesses is labels, and consumers’ labels had huge growth. Growth is by acquisition and it is a global company. Organic growth was better. The weak Cdn$ also helped earnings. Have operations in Europe and the US. No longer a cheap stock, trading at 21X next year’s numbers, and she would wait for a really nasty day for an entry point. Below $200 is a good buy.
Sold his holdings when it broke out of the 200 day moving average. A great company and has a great growth profile. A lot of these companies have really seen their valuations increase, so from a business standpoint things are going great. They will probably continue to do acquisitions, and when they do they always seem to be able to pull synergies out and improve profitability.
He is sticking with Intertape Polymer (ITP-T) as his best idea in the packaging space. CCL has really benefited from the drop in the Cdn$. Smart, smart operators. If you think they can continue with the acquisition story and do a good job, then it is still relatively attractive. If not, it is highly priced. He is waiting on the sidelines for a pullback before having another look at this.
The tuck in acquisitions made in the last few years has really boded well for them, and has got them on a growth line, which has most portfolio managers in Canada jumping on board. Not going to grow at the same rate it has in the last couple of years, but there is nothing wrong with the quality of the stock. Dividends are also showing some decent growth.
Has been a great company with a great growth profile, and has no doubt that in 5 years it will be significantly higher than where it is now. Have done a great job of making acquisitions and getting the synergies in line. Trading at a fairly rich multiple, but it is in line with their growth rate. Be cautious with this one.
Great company. Kind of emerging into a kind of broadly-based industrial conglomerate. He is a bit reluctant on its valuation. It pretty much has everything he is looking for. Not cheap, so you are not going to get a lot of multiple expansion going forward. Could trade a little sideways because the share price is a little ahead of itself. Their over all strategy and execution is excellent. If it sold off 10%-15%, he would be a buyer.