Milacron (NYSE:MCRN)
is a sort of testament to those investors who are hardcore followers of
Peter Lynch's philosophy of looking around your house and office and
wondering "who makes that?". Milacron doesn't make anything you own
yourself, but its plastics processing equipment is used to make a wide
variety of plastic products that are used throughout the auto,
packaging, consumer goods, electronics, industrial, and medical sectors.
Demand
for plastics has outstripped GDP for many years running, and I expect
that will continue to be the case, as OEMs substitute heavier, more
expensive materials like metal with plastic wherever possible. Likewise,
I expect demand to continue to grow in emerging markets like China,
India, and Brazil as consumers buy more packaged goods. While Milacron's
debt level is significant, future cash flows should allow the company
to manage this debt while continuing to grow the business.
Read the full article here:
Milacron Leveraged To Further Input Substitution And Emerging Markets
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