PAX Global Technology (0327.HK) (OTC:PXGYF) ("PAX") has had a rough go of it since May of 2015 when I last wrote
about the company. While the company has more or less kept to its plan
of driving growth in China and emerging markets like Brazil and prepping
for a major entry into the U.S., the stock has been hit by worries
about those emerging markets, weakness in Chinese/Hong Kong stocks in
general, and some company-specific competitive and performance worries.
By no means is this a safe stock, but I believe it is an undervalued
growth opportunity that is going to start seeing meaningful growth in
the large U.S. point of sale (or POS) terminal market in 2016. While I
don't think PAX will unseat VeriFone (NYSE:PAY) or Ingenico (OTCPK:INGIY)
in the U.S. or Western Europe, I believe the company has established a
strong beachhead in faster-growing markets like Brazil and China. These
shares seem to react to every hint of news about competitive product
introductions, but I believe the shares are more than 25% undervalued on
the basis of long-term high-teens annualized FCF growth.
While there is an ADR listing in the U.S., the volume is pretty much
non-existent. Many of the better brokers now handle international trades
(and at reasonable commissions), and I would strongly recommend going
with the Hong Kong shares if that is an option.
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