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A fuel distribution business, mostly retail gas stations, but also wholesale and commercial. Largely in Western Canada although have made some Eastern Canadian acquisitions, such as Pioneer Fuels. They are a growth by acquisition company, and there are some big assets that will be coming up. Loblaw’s (L-T) has talked about putting their gas station assets up for sale. They raise their dividend a little bit every year. Dividend yield of 5.08%.
This has been stuck in a range lately. There were some concerns about fuel volumes in Western Canada, and also in North Dakota where they have a growing business. Recently made a nice acquisition of some fuel stations from Imperial Oil (IMO-T). They are becoming more of a retail fuel station operator, than a wholesale reseller of fuel. That should gather a higher multiple. You may see an acquisition in the next few months, that will probably come with an equity issue. That would be a great way to increase your position. Dividend yield of 5% is fairly sustainable.
Mostly in the fuel distribution business, from gas stations to loading oil onto railcars. For a long time it had a deal with first Petro Canada and then Suncor where they participated in the refining margin that Petro Canada earned. That ended at the end 2014 which hurt them a little. Likes the stock, yield and the business they are in. One problem is that a lot of their business is in Alberta. He likes the company.
This shows a nice steady uptrend from 2013 followed by a break this year. It is showing either a base building or a bounce. Had a base building at around $18. Currently testing a Volatility Stop at around $22.45. If it breaks, it probably goes down to one of the significant averages, probably around $21. A good stock. He would like to see it get back up to challenge the $25 level, before he would feel the long-term trend is going to hold. Dividend yield of 4.7%.
(A Top Pick Aug 29/14. Up 12.91%.) There are 3 ways to have growth. 1) Acquisitions, 2) overall strong demand or 3) reduce expenses. They are acquiring assets and it is very much a scale business. They have built up a very good team. Just closed the acquisition of Pioneer which gave them a lot more gas stations in the East. Given the challenges in the energy space, there are a lot of assets that can potentially be up for sale, and that is their goal. She thinks this continues to go.
He likes the name, the dividend and management very much. They have been executing extremely well on their growth plan. Have hit every single target that they set for themselves. This is reflected now in the valuation. He thinks there is some risk to earnings potentially, so you will probably be able to get in at a better valuation.
It is a fuel distributor. Gas stations and other types of fuel distribution and transportation. Earnings grow on acquisition. Nice yield and the dividend grows.