Sometimes there are good reasons that a stock looks undervalued. In the case of Geely Automobile Holdings (OTCPK:GELYY),
you can take you pick as to why analysts or investors may not like the
company. The company has a reputation as a low-end manufacturer of cheap
cars with dodgy quality, its tie-up with Volvo doesn't really offer
much brand value in China, and its earnings quality is definitely
lacking.
All of those are, I believe, fair points to flag. What is
just as important is to look at what could go right. The company has
been investing considerable resources into R&D and has not only
closed the quality gap on its domestic peers, it's closing in on foreign
JVs. The company is also actively working to refurbish and refresh its
line, with a move toward higher-end brands and models. Geely is also the
second-largest exporter of cars from Europe and it is my belief that
China is not far removed from following in the footsteps of Japanese and
Korean car manufacturers in terms of entering Western European and U.S.
markets.
Read the full article at Seeking Alpha:
With Geely Auto, Opportunity Comes Ugly
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