ContextLogic Acquires gChem (LOGC): Update and Valuation
ContextLogic will acquire specialty-solvent maker gChem for $850 million, funded by a $650 million rights offering and $250 million of debt, expanding Abrams Capital’s acquisition platform.
ContextLogic will acquire specialty-solvent maker gChem for $850 million, funded by a $650 million rights offering and $250 million of debt, expanding Abrams Capital’s acquisition platform.
If you ever owned recently acquired $CRAWA, you might also follow $PKOH (family ties). It’s is up 138% this year. Logistics and supply chain solutions is a great trend to follow. So many stocks have seen their valuation re-rate, in what’s typically been a low P/E industry https://t.co/6xaCGQf5nF
@Junior102515457 Not really. $PBI shifted the volume to an upgraded facility. PCI is abandoning the region.
@ShmuelLon Good. That was my intention. It was less about the merits of $EVC in the future and more about recognizing that 1) we have to think about growth properly; and 2)we have to guard against thesis drift.
Agreed, this was PCIs largest market.... this is an enormous win for $PBI ... I think PCI was might be the one's that were targeting Pitneys customers. Definitely didn't work out the way they thought it would. PBI should get a lot of customers back. PCI handles over a billion pieces nationally...
@Uzocapital Thoughts on $TTD here?
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