J'ai achete cette petite capitalisation il y a quelques mois et j'ai pense que certains membres du forum pourraient avoir de l'interet a suivre cette histoire.
About XPEL Technologies Corp.
Overview
XPEL Technologies Corp. (TSXV: DAP.U), publicly traded on the TSXV Exchange, is the developer of the Design Access Program software, and manufacturer of XPEL™ Automotive Paint and Headlamp Protection Products. XPEL has forged the cutting-edge of automotive protection technology, and leads the industry in price, quality, technical support and customer service. The Company's state-of-the-art Design Team develops industry-best products for the ultimate in vehicular protection. XPEL focuses on servicing and supporting its customers, while diligently marketing its unique products to the motoring public. For those with a vision into the future and an energetic entrepreneurial spirit, XPEL has developed a Dealer Program designed to assist individuals and companies in the offering of stealth-like Paint and Headlamp Products on a global basis.
Le titre cote a 1.49
Croissance rapide incluant international (ex nouveau distributeur en Allemagne)
Marge de profit eleve
Peu de dette
http://www.xpel.com
Réponses
Je ne pensais pas que c'était coté en bourse. Je vais regarder cette cie attentivement.
iSmile,
j'ai dit que ca fait 20 ans que ca existe, mais en fait c'est plus que ca je crois. Le problème de jaunissement visible sur des véhicules blanc a toujours existé à ce que je sache. Au fil des ans, la "nouvelle version" ou le "produit amélioré" devait toujours régler le problème de jaunissement, mais ca n'a jamais été le cas.
http://www.cornerofberkshireandfairfax.ca/forum/investment-ideas/xpel-technologie-dap-u/msg155327/#msg155327
Surtout concernant le potentiel de marche qui est vraiment impressionnant. Plus il y a d 'installateurs qui utilisent les produits XPEL plus la croissance des ventes s'accelerent !
http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showthread.php/26911-xpel-wrapping-vs-periodic-maintenance-detailing
Xpel should earn around $0.15 in EPS this year. Backing out a bit of cash the stock trades for only 9x earnings. And that's for a business growing revenues at a 70% rate, earnings at a 100%+ rate, recurring revenues, huge growth runway, huge barriers to entry with switching costs, significant ancillary markets for them to expand into, etc. Xpel's stock isn't "pricey", it's absurdly cheap given the company's fundamentals. It should trade for 40-50x earnings, not 9x earnings. Once the stock gets on institutional radars I suspect the current low share price will be a distant memory.