Fevertree Drinks: Can The Valuation Be Justified?
Once described by a senior US regulator as little more than a casino the Alternative Investment Market (AIM for short) wouldn’t ordinarily be your starting point when searching for high quality UK-listed companies. Interested in an all or nothing punt on a firm prospecting for gold in sub-Saharan Africa? If so then AIM is your place. Looking for a boring company that has a consistent habit of making cash? Well,…
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From a shareholder’s perspective the performance of PepsiCo stock over the last decade is worth studying for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it encompasses a period in which the start and end valuations aren’t wildly different; freeing us from the effects of a changing valuation multiple and allowing us to concentrate on what you’d call the “business” performance. Secondly, it gives us a clue as to what a lower growth PepsiCo…
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Historically the deal with Royal Dutch Shell stock went something like this: in exchange for a mature business with a low growth profile operating in a cyclical sector you were typically treated to a stodgy dividend. Indeed for much of Shell’s history the average yield was around the 5% mark. In addition to that, the company managed to replace and increase its reserves base whilst paying out a large chunk of profits as dividends.…