The market for cranes in North America seems to be
coming back nicely after a difficult trough cycle brought on by the
sudden downturn in the energy sector, but Manitex (MNTX) have flattened out some - while the stock is up a healthy 50%-plus over the past year, it's basically flat since the time of my last write-up
on the company. In that time, Manitex reported restated financials and
continued to see good demand and order growth in its core crane
operations.
Manitex shares still look somewhat
undervalued on discounted cash flow and potentially more exciting on
EV/EBITDA, particularly as EBITDA should ramp up significantly over the
next couple of years. Investors shouldn't lose sight of the risks,
including an earlier peak to crane demand and rising input costs, but
Manitex is an interesting under-followed machinery recovery story.
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There's More Upside To Manitex As The North American Crane Market Recovers
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