
TSE:SES
This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.
SECURE Waste Infrastructure Corp. (SES-T) is generating varied opinions among experts following its recent merger with GFL International. Although the initial market reaction saw the stock price declining, many analysts note strong quarterly results, increased margins, and a significant portion of recurring revenues, suggesting a resilient business model. Concerns over the merger include a perceived undervaluation from the acquisition price and market volatility adversely affecting both companies' stock prices. Investors are advised to hold onto their shares for potential upside, with many seeing a favorable outlook despite recent fluctuations. The company’s strong management and favorable operational metrics support an optimism for long-term growth.
This is the only energy services stock that he owns. This business is a little bit different in that they actually deal with the waste that oil fields produce. With all the fracing that is being done, there is a volume of water being produced. This company manages and disposes of all that water. It typically doesn’t pull back very much so trades at a very high valuation. They continue to make acquisitions and grow organically.
Chart is showing higher highs and higher lows so the trend is up. Any stock that is arcing up off its trend line can always have a corrective counter movement in the trend. If it pulls back a bit, he would probably buy it near the trend line at around $17 or so. Chart is extremely healthy and has been so since 2012.
Really likes this. A very good space to be in. They do all the water handling, recycling for the oil/gas industry. A very capital intensive business. There are only 3 players in Canada. Have very limited competition. Company does not look cheap on an EBITDA multiple but, if you look forward a couple of years, they have built some big facilities and it takes a while for cash flow to start coming through.
Phenomenal business to be in. They do environmental services for the energy space. Process waste water, waste oil, etc. Very capital intensive and lots of barriers to entry. There are only 3 major players in Canada. Trades at a pretty expensive multiple but they invest a lot of capital and it takes a couple of years for that capital to flow through to their cash flow. Their business should continue to do well.