Showing posts with label Briggs Stratton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Briggs Stratton. Show all posts

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Seeking Alpha: Generac May Be A Little Short On Power Here

I love modestly-sized niche industrial companies, but I tend to like them a lot better when they're not especially popular or well known yet. That's the problem with Generac (GNRC) - although I really like Generac's power generator business (and the prospects for taking it global), there is ample analyst coverage today and the valuation is not all that compelling.

Standing By...
Generac has built itself into a billion dollar-plus business by manufacturing a broad range of standby and portable electric power generators. Generac's systems range from 0.8kW to 9MW and cover the waterfront from small portable generators to fixed residential standby units to larger industrial generators.

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Generac May Be A Little Short On Power Here

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Investopedia: Toro Not Exactly A Charging Bull


Lawn and turf care specialist Toro (NYSE:TTC) arguably could have picked a better time to focus on improving its cost structure and working capital requirements, as the turbulence in the housing market and overall economy had a big negative impact on equipment sales. Although the company still has low margins and a modest sales growth outlook, the company generates a fairly compelling stream of cash flow. Nevertheless, it does not leap out as a great buy candidate today.

A Good Quarter, but Does Anybody Care? 
Toro delivered a solid quarter, at least in respect to expectations. Revenue rose 9%, as the larger professional segment (up less than 6%) was boosted by the nearly 13% growth of the residential business. Toro easily topped out above the high end of Wall Street expectations, but this is not an especially well-followed stock.




Read more here:
http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/Toro-Not-Exactly-A-Charging-Bull-TTC-DE-BGG-SMG1206.aspx