Steve DiGregorio
Com Dev International Ltd.
CDV-T
TOP PICK
Oct 30, 2015
A smaller cap business. He is always looking for businesses with a market cap of $400-$500 million, that could eventually get big enough to get on the TSX index. Their core business, satellites, is rock solid. They also have a business called Exactearth that is growing top line of about 50%-20% a year, which will drive EPS going forward. Dividend yield of 2.1%. Have been rumoured to be possibly strategically acquired.
He used to own this. He was interested in the West Africa play, but he was looking for a higher grade play instead. Right now West Africa is not a safe play geopolitically speaking. This is probably impacting the share price. Infrastructure constraints make it more expensive in their area as well -- power comes strictly from diesel.
They a 5-million ounce deposit, rare. A low-grade one in Ghana which scares some investors, and they don't have production financing in place, but will come. But he's bullish about Ghana where insurgency fears are way overblown.
(A Top Pick Mar 26/21, Up 180%) Second largest shareholder after Murray Edwards.
Would buy again.
Months away from starting a meaningful dividend.
Expecting a 7-9% dividend yield.
Expecting a double in share price.
A smaller cap business. He is always looking for businesses with a market cap of $400-$500 million, that could eventually get big enough to get on the TSX index. Their core business, satellites, is rock solid. They also have a business called Exactearth that is growing top line of about 50%-20% a year, which will drive EPS going forward. Dividend yield of 2.1%. Have been rumoured to be possibly strategically acquired.