BRF (NYSE:BRFS)
is certainly not the only quality Brazilian company to see its ADRs
trading well below its highs, but I continue to believe this is a good
stock for investors looking for long-term exposure to emerging market
consumers. BRF is looking at more challenging domestic conditions this
year, but the company continues to pursue a vision of gradual transition
from its reliance on commodity proteins and becoming a global
packaged/branded food company.
When I last wrote about BRF,
I thought the shares had gotten a little pricey and that investors
could wait for what I thought was an inevitable pullback in Brazilian
stocks. That pullback has happened, taking the ADRs down more than 20%.
It seems early to blow the "all clear" on Brazil, but I do think
investors can start to think about initiating positions in this well-run
food company.
Read more here:
These Are Tougher Times For Brazil, But BRF Still Offers A Bright Future
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