Mexico’s economy doesn’t look all that strong now, with
uncertainties regarding the trading relationship with the U.S. leading
companies to defer/delay new investments and less activity from the
government than expected in terms of supporting investments into
improved public works. Against that backdrop, I believe Mexican
companies with solid, less cyclical base business and strong overall
financial positions will do better, and PINFRA (OTCPK:PUODY) (PINFRA.MX) definitely qualifies in my view.
Despite
a weaker than expected first quarter and an initially worrisome change
to a concession agreement, PINFRA shares are still up about 20% from my last article,
as the shares have recovered much of what I thought had been
panic-driven selling at the time. Although PINFRA isn’t immune to a
weaker Mexican macro environment, I believe the shares are still
undervalued enough to be worth consideration. I will note, though, that
the ADRs are not particularly liquid.
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With Mexico Looking Wobbly, PINFRA Looks Even More Attractive
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