It has been a while since I’ve written on Compass Diversified Holdings (NYSE:CODI),
a trust that specializes in acquiring stakes in small-to-mid-sized
companies, letting those management teams do their thing, and then
harvesting the cash flow for distribution to shareholders and/or
reinvestment in expanding the business. In the interim, CODI has
basically stuck to its core model – disposing of a few assets, raising
some capital, and redeploying capital into new acquisitions that should
provide growing distributable cash flow into the future.
CODI
shares are up about 15% since I last wrote about the business, but
during that time, shareholders also collected sizable distributions
(which are taxed differently than regular dividends). Although I do
still have some concerns about the modest long-term growth prospects of
the portfolio and the frequent quarter-to-quarter turbulence in
portfolio company results, I still see enough value to make this a
worthwhile name to consider for investors who want returns that are more
skewed toward income. Should opportunities like 5.11 Tactical live up
to their potential, though, there may be a little more growth potential
than commonly appreciated.
Read the full article here:
Compass Continues To Offer Some Value
No comments:
Post a Comment