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This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

Based on the reviews from different experts, the consensus seems to be that investing in Corby Spirit and Wine (CSW.A-T) should be approached with caution. The stock price needs to rise above $13.50 before considering an investment, and if it drops below $12, it may be time to sell. Additionally, the thinly traded nature of the stock presents a potential problem, as it may be difficult to liquidate the investment easily. Overall, experts are advising a wait-and-see approach with this stock.

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Caution
Valuation
Fair Value
WATCH

Affinity for a product is different from investing in a stock. Don't touch until gets above $13.50. Stock seems to be pausing and could continue dropping, which would be confirmed by a drop below $12, and then you should get out. Thinly traded is a problem, as you don't want to buy a stock you can't get out of easily.

breweries / beverages
COMMENT

A cash machine. Owned by Pernod-Ricard and pays a decent dividend. Occasionally, it pays a special dividend. Hard to know what the future is. A safe, defensive stock. Will Pernod buy it out and go private. It's fairly valued now if you own, you could sell, but overall the stock is okay.

breweries / beverages
DON'T BUY
A solid company with a good balance sheet and nice yield. There is a modest opportunity for upside. Since 2012 they have traded between 2.5 and 3.5 times book, with a downward basis trend. The share price is unchanged in ten years and has added no value to investors in that time. He calls these stocks, "grazers" -- too comfortable to become "wolves". Nice company -- it is not going anywhere.
breweries / beverages
HOLD
He owned the stock at one point. It is a cash cow. It is mostly a marketing company. The question has always been if the parent will privatize the company. They pay a good dividend but there is very little growth. Hang on if you are in it for the long term.
breweries / beverages
HOLD
It does not really worry him. It is a steady-eddy type of thing. He'd like to see some revenue growth to be interested. He can make a case for owning it for income.
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 27/18, Down 4%) They have good shelf space in Canadian liquor stores and possess logistical expertise. They could partner with a cannabis company to make weed drinks.
breweries / beverages
DON'T BUY
The name doesn't excite him much. They own 50% of Hiram Walker distillery, but nothing that is going to grow their top line. There are better names out there. Yield 4.9%
breweries / beverages
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 27/18, Down 6%) They had a special dividend at the end of 2018. He likes this a lot. Cannabis will likely cannabilize a lot of beer sales. In the U.S. beer sales are hit when a state legalizes weed, but not wine and spirits. They keep generating cash and special dividends.
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BUY
Loves it. Defensive in a down market and recession-proof. Alcohol is a high-cash flow generating business. There's a potential for privatization and for getting into cannabis. CSW has great expertise in getting shelf space in the LCBO, which could benefit the latter
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TOP PICK

Good products and business model. Heading into a recession, alcohol does very well. It's like the old Rothman's, generating high cash flow and paying strong dividends, though the stock price doesn't do much. They could get into the cannabis space. (Analysts’ price target is $22.75)

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DON'T BUY

He generally likes the spirits and liquor business. Corby is one of the leading players in Canada but there are international companies in this space. Pernod Ricard owns a controlling interest in this company and appears unwilling to pay out the cash balance in the company as a dividend or take it private or do anything else to unlock value. This is why he exited his position. He likes the company, it pays a good dividend, it runs a stable long-term business, but it doesn’t look to be generating a high enough total return at this time. On the other hand, in a market like the present one, owning a stable cash-producing business like a liquor business is not a bad idea.

breweries / beverages
COMMENT

This company is a real cash machine but low growth. This is mainly a marketing company for spirits. They are bringing on their own wine now. The company is controlled by Pernod Ricard in Europe. There has been ongoing speculation that the company would take itself private but that hasn’t happened and is not likely to. Every few years they pay a huge dividend because Pernod Ricard has a lot of debt. He much prefers the growth prospects of other companies that sell and market their own products. They’ve tried some initiatives to grow, such as selling product in the US (which was a failure). The dividend is very safe but it is unlikely to appreciate dramatically.

breweries / beverages
DON'T BUY

Only one analyst covers it. Earnings estimates are lower for next year and the year after than this year. Year over year sales (reported Feb 7) were up a glacial 1% and year over year earnings were down over 20%. Return on equity is forecast at a reasonable 13% but there is no growth. At a dividend of 4.1%, there are better opportunities.

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BUY

Good company. Pretty safe with it. Spirits companies are great. Strong data with Corbys. ROIC 18% with 13% in recent years. Valuation reasonable. Good dividend at 3.8%.

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COMMENT

This has been very steady and doing quite well. It doesn't get seriously bad. Well supported and has strong backing. Has a nice dividend. Well run.

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Corby Spirit and Wine (A)(CSW.A-T) Rating

Ranking : 1 out of 5

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Corby Spirit and Wine (A) is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol CSW.A-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (CSW.A-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:CSW.A or CSW.A-T

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On 2024-03-18, Corby Spirit and Wine (A) (CSW.A-T) stock closed at a price of $12.7.