Stockchase Insights McCoy Corp. MCB-T HOLD Mar 18, 2024

This services the oil/gas industry. Has some diversification in what it does. Extremely well-managed company. Feels they have taken corrective action given the environment they are in. If you own, he would not be selling.

Longer-term out, over the next few years, he thinks you will be rewarded. Half their market cap is in cash. When the oil/gas sector hits bottom, their earnings and revenue pretty much collapses. Also, it is offshore and a lot of their south American stuff has hurt them. He expects that over the next few years things will come back and you will be handsomely rewarded. The next couple of quarters are probably not going to look good.

(Market Call Minute.) An energy service company that is still struggling. There is quite a bit of value here, but it is going to take energy services as a whole to come back.

Most recent addition to portfolio. Believes lots of opportunity in energy services. Active in well construction (cheaper & safer). Attracted to the new product line that will offer recurring revenues. Expecting a re-rate on the stock price as a result. Pristine balance sheet, good management. Expecting further share price appreciation. 

Small-cap energy services. Consistent operating results. Technology reduces labour requirements and improves worker safety. Unique recurring revenue component, which may start showing up Q1 or Q2. Small position. If you own, hold; if not, fine to buy here.

Owns a small position. They're bringing a new software product to market that will save oil/gas companies money, but we'll see if they can execute. 

A week or two ago, stock popped on excitement over a new product that will lead to some recurring revenue, cut costs, and improve safety. 2025 will be a good year, but product is still being tested and rolled out. Pivotal year will be 2026. Trades at only 6x PE, profitable, great balance sheet, well run.

MCB provides services and equipment to the energy sector, such as drilling equipment and replacement parts. It also makes heavy-duty trailers. It is small at a $116M market cap, and cheap at 11.5X forward earnings. It has a decent dividend yield of 2.1%, a small buyback policy, earnings growth is expected to be decent, and analyst estimates are rising. Profit margins are strong and rising, and debt levels are low. We think it looks interesting here, and we would be comfortable buying today, although it is a small name, and we would be mindful around position sizing. 
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