Packaging Corp of America (PKG)
A producer of containerboard and corrugated products, including conventional shipping containers used to protect and transport manufactured goods, multi-color boxes and displays with strong visual appeal that help to merchandise the packaged product.
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Economy grows = more stuff gets packaged
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safe slow recovery play
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Operating Margins 10.2 vs 8.3 for industry. ROE 18 vs negative for ind., D/E 0.8 somewhat hight but industry is 2.8. Solid company, one of the most profitable in the corrigated box space.
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Anyone who works for this company can see the handwriting on the wall. It's been overrated and continues to be. What traders are obviously not seeing is the truth -- the seriously aging senior management, the complete lack of a succession plan ("we just can't find any young managenent"). The arrogance, hypocracy, cronyism and outright incompetence practiced by the Manufacturing Services group headed by the good old boys in Florida and all their old corrugating buddies. They've got all of you snowed and they're making personal fortunes, laughing all the way to the bank.
Then there's the WEST Division...
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everything comes in a box
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Lowest price in 10 years... Good time to buy...
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High dividend yield screen
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Comfort Zone ----Near term to long term play
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Valuation is attractive. Debt is on the high side. This business has plenty of long term growth with the continued rise of e-business. This is boring, but a good prospect. The only negative is the debt.
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Solid dividend; good boring industry and a small cap to balance some of my technology and energy picks.
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Packaging Corp. of America (PKG) recently raised its dividend which upped its payment by 20% to $1.20 a share. The company just reported record third-quarter earnings of $49 million, or 46 cents a share, vs. last year's earnings of 42 cents a share. Overall net sales increased 2.8%, but its exported sales were up 16% for the quarter. This Fool's take? Earning AND a dividend--what more could an investor want?
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A solid company in a boring industry that's paying a respectable dividend and growing like crazy? What's not to like?
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One of my favorite stocks...just a cash machine...a well-diversified manufacturing base, intelligent management, and strong cash flows. Watch out for a dividend increase here! This could be a vehicle for industry consolidation as well...only time will tell. Also..dont forget they own a joint venture with higher-better timberlands in Florida and Georgia.
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Trading at 64% intrinsic value.
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This is a "coming of age" stock. Careful selection of vertical product expansion will establish above industry profit levels and attract investors.
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Containers and Packaging

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