Chorus Aviation Inc (CHR-T)

Acquisition looked accretive, but it hasn't unfolded as anticipated. A satellite position, rather than core. The name will work. Stick with it. Pick it up cheap, but don't run out to buy. Breakup value is $5.50.

Their economic book value falls below his standards. The market is suspicious of its balance sheet. He is watching this, not buying it. We'll see what happens with airlines this coming year.

Like the larger AC, these shares have come off but are seeing a bounce. The reopening of more and more travel will benefit CHR. However, North American fundamentals in airlines may not be as strong as Asian or Europe. CHR could see less performance than the larger and more global Air Canada, but this bounce in CHR should continue for the next little while.

Long term is a good investment, but not good for short term investors.
Re-opening of travel economy will be good for business.
Aviation industry recovering strongly.
Waiting to see how business performs in the near future. 

Dividend model spin out of Air Canada.
Airline leasing business very hard on company.
Dividend elimination very tough on investor confidence.
Unsure of future of dividend restoration .
Would not buy.

Exposure to airline business without major airline liability.
Large dividends provide value in the past (suspended right now).
Better names to get exposure to increased travel activity.

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. A very large deal. It could double the size of the company and diversify it with a growth profile. CHR will become large and more attractive to institutional investors. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free