Is NFI actually able to supply any buses? I know they have a large backlog, but are they getting some out, or just starting them all and finishing them as the chips come in?
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Good to hear NFI is winning sustainability awards! Hopefully that means it can sustain massive losses quarter after quarter without going bankrupt!
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You know it's a rough day when NFI is your best performer
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Time to start scaling in? yep
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Anyone know why the jump today?
M
Real talk, what happened to this company's profitability?
Just looking at top line figures, in 2018, NFI had a similar revenue as 2020 and 2021, yet made 160m in profit that year. The past two years it lost money.
If NFI simply got back to its 2018 profitability, it would be trading at a P/E ratio 6.25 at this share price. Is returning to 2018 levels, or even better, realistic?
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Is anyone feeling bullish at these levels?
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I'm glad to see that NFI released their ESG report but maybe they should release "How they are going to be Profitable Report" and return value back to their shareholders!!
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Down 10% in 2 days. The only positive news from this company is that the CEO stepped aside due to health reasons.
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Great day.... let's keep the momentum going.
G
"Q1 22 Ending total backlog position (both firm and options) of 8,908 EUs (valued at $4.9 billion(2)); ZEB backlog now 1,496 EUs, or 17%, of total backlog. Active public bid universe up 21% year-over-year; ZEBs now represent 43% of the Total Bid Universe." - NFI.
NFI owns this $4.9B and it's waiting in the winds (keeping us employed and paying taxes) and almost certainly going to be reflected in the share price in the not so distant future. Multibagger alert.
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Maybe the closing that factory will help the other factory’s run more efficiently.
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mark capt 900M. with this revenu, with the cash, with all future command, with sector.....just too bad all my cash is already in.
T
Hello all,
As I mentioned 3 weeks ago, Adam Gray, who sits on the board of directors at NFI purchased $33 million in shares at $15.13. You do not invest that type of money unless you're convinced the stock will rise. I believe the problems occurring at NFI are short term. If it turns out that NFI flops, at least you didn't lose as much as Adam Gray. I'm betting NFI will succeed long term.
D
Atleast they are still able to complete busses and not having to shutter operations..all the major automotive conglomerates are dealing with the same issues. They all will prevale and have a strong backlog. By then nfi will have won more contracts and have a good 5 years and more. Sorry, i know I'm posting alot but we need to be positive..
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Red again...
I
5 year wait for a recovery of my investment at 25 dollars , assuming there is no WW3. Humm....what are the odds.
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I need this to double in 2 years to break even . It's possible.
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The stock was at 55 dollars in May 2019 when they bought Alexander Dennis for Over 500 million Canadian. They never digested this acquisition while they were also having operational challenges. This hubris by the company executives and BOD is the problem. Current extrinsic pressures of Pandemic and supply chain events have unraveled this company. Can it go lower then 9 dollars ,its decade low from March 2020 during early COVID? Poor execution all around NFI…
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I added more.... these prices are a steal.. great long play ahead!
Is NFI actually able to supply any buses? I know they have a large backlog, but are they getting some out, or just starting them all and finishing them as the chips come in?
Just looking at top line figures, in 2018, NFI had a similar revenue as 2020 and 2021, yet made 160m in profit that year. The past two years it lost money.
If NFI simply got back to its 2018 profitability, it would be trading at a P/E ratio 6.25 at this share price. Is returning to 2018 levels, or even better, realistic?
NFI owns this $4.9B and it's waiting in the winds (keeping us employed and paying taxes) and almost certainly going to be reflected in the share price in the not so distant future. Multibagger alert.
As I mentioned 3 weeks ago, Adam Gray, who sits on the board of directors at NFI purchased $33 million in shares at $15.13. You do not invest that type of money unless you're convinced the stock will rise. I believe the problems occurring at NFI are short term. If it turns out that NFI flops, at least you didn't lose as much as Adam Gray. I'm betting NFI will succeed long term.
Sorry, i know I'm posting alot but we need to be positive..
Over 500 million Canadian. They never digested this acquisition while they were also
having operational challenges. This hubris by the company executives and BOD is the problem. Current extrinsic pressures of Pandemic and supply chain events
have unraveled this company. Can it go lower then 9 dollars ,its decade low
from March 2020 during early COVID? Poor execution all around NFI…