
TSE:RUS
This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.
Russel Metals (RUS-T) is gaining attention for its strong positioning in the shift towards hard assets and the infrastructure development in Canada. Analysts have noted that the company has a solid chart but recommend waiting for a price dip for buying opportunities. The stock offers an attractive dividend yield over 4% and has a long-standing history of weathering economic downturns without taking on excessive material risk. The recent expansion into the U.S. market has lessened the impact of tariffs, and the management's focus on capital allocation and stock buybacks contributes to its robust financial profile. While there are uncertainties regarding steel prices and tariffs, overall, the company is poised for growth due to rising demand for infrastructure materials.
He was taking a more negative view after their earnings, steel prices were down. He was going to be a buyer at $23 and then they announced a letter of intent to buy Apex Distribution. If they can buy it, and he is pretty confident they will, it would be immediately accretive and generate EBITDA’s of about an extra $50 million. It will also give them immediate US growth opportunities that they wouldn’t have otherwise had.
Steel distribution company. Exposure to several industries, including oil and gas drilling (pipe supply). Has done a very good job of getting inventory management under control; working capital is down. Bond issue cleared up need for capital and there is room for dividends (5.6%) to increase. Health dividend that will grow over time.
This one has very strong seasonality, usually from October each year right through until as long as April. There is a fundamental reason to believe that this will work again this year. Steel prices have started to show increases indicating demand has started to recover. There will be an opportunity to buy the stock at lower prices.
Margins move up and down a lot. Generate decent cash and good dividend. Just hold it if you own it for the dividend. 4.6%.