SECURE Waste Infrastructure Corp.SES.TOTOP PICKSep 25, 2014Stock price when the opinion was issued
As of Jun 04, 2026. Market Open.
He owns both. With the takeover, GFL stock dropped ~$10 initially. A number of investors thought GFL was off strategy, going from solid to liquid waste. SES won't be a large component, picked it up at fairly decent price.
One of the SES investors has said they won't tender shares and would like a bit more $$. You might see a sweeter offer -- no guarantee, of course. Doesn't hurt to hold on.
The energy sector has of course been volatile with recent events. We continue to see it as a decent sector play.
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One business is transmission -- stable, secure, predictable, about 20% of total. Waste business is the other 80% -- cleaning up in oil & gas segment, stable and recurring.
Trades at 12x PE, in line with the energy services business (except it's a waste management business, which trades at twice the multiple). The outlook on it is slowly transitioning. In the meantime earns 21% on capital, which is higher than typical energy services or waste management. Great management. Yield is 2.43%.
In a very interesting space. Waste and waste water handing business in drilling. You have to get the frack fluid out of the oil. Wells are getting older so the waste water volume goes up and more ENPs are outsourcing this. There is a huge opportunity in the US.