Sector Story: Flavours & Fragrances Part I - An Introduction
Flavour and fragrance suppliers control 67% of a $40 billion market, earning recurring, protected margins through deep FMCG R&D ties.
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Flavour and fragrance suppliers control 67% of a $40 billion market, earning recurring, protected margins through deep FMCG R&D ties.
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Diageo and Campari remain preferred as spirits sales face destocking, elevated inventories and weak guidance, while Campari increases…
The world’s premier spirits company sells a broad portfolio of historic alcohol brands.
Campari and Diageo outperformed spirits peers by turning working capital faster, while Rémy Cointreau's aged-cognac inventory constrained…
Value Sits name $BG up another +6% today, as market starts to price in the transformative #Viterra acquisition.. https://t.co/SsAL2gOw6A https://t.co/wwN5ZUrkYz
Another positive update for the Value Sits Model portfolio with the news that the $BG acquisition of #Viterra has received approval in China; $BG up +7% today, while mkt down- another example of benefits of idiosyncratic/event situations https://t.co/p76gcFbQBu
@OtterMarket This is great. Reminds me a little of $rick. In the investing “business “… sometimes distribution of return matters more than the actual return. Wonder what the drivers of economic return were here. Inflation? M&a?…. Eggs were never going away….
Hershey’s recent company filings are reassessed as the confectioner reshapes its business.
$AVO calling out the fact that they have been overearning and margins reverting. “experienced normalization of our per unit avocado margins during in Q1.” Noted weak harvest anticipated in Mexcico. $CVGW will be even more adversely impacted by these factors.
Organigram’s shares fell 25% after Q1, despite Motif Labs making OGI Canada’s largest cannabis producer and a top-three player across major…
$AVO $CVGW 1) Retailers $CMG, etc sourcing elsewhere given MX tariff risk. 2) Avocado price spike during last year’s peak harvest season enabled distributors to realize outsized margins. 1-time benefit has reversed, significant earnings misses ahead for these commodity businesses
Really, this Q is just $HELE being HELE. The company is structurally broken. Not investing enough to prevent a melt down in the core, while it overpays for 'average' assets, and tries to make up for it with creative accounting. Best Idea Short -- the gift that will forever give back... That does not mean it's a perma-short. The price at any given point in time matters. But right now, it's still a Short. @HedgeyeRetailJM @HedgeyeRetailRW
Idea Brunch with @Derek_K_Brown of Dardanelles Capital Tickers mentioned include $FLUT and $ELF https://t.co/RqbtxVhwEo
$CVGW In MRQ benefited from temp avocado price spike and 1-time F/X add-back. Volumes have been declining LDD for the last 3Qs ($CMG shifting suppliers). DOJ investigation continues. Prices & earnings reverting lower. Commodity distributor trading at 30x P/E is not sustainable.
Cronos Group's Q2 net revenue rose 46% to $27.8 million as Canadian cannabis volumes and market share grew, while its cash balance remained…
$CVGW USDA crackdown on Mexican avocado corruption significantly erroding import vols (region where $CVGW sources all product). S. America taking share at accelerating rate as customers (ie. $CMG, grocers) shift suppliers. $CVGW sales vol -13% MRQ. Current Q could be a disaster. https://t.co/KJgK8fXbM4
@Mike10947310 $CVGW Sources >90% of its avocados from Michoacan, MX. $CMG purchases ~10% of tot US avocados. Its latest ESG report noted “diversifying away from Mexican suppliers.” This latest drama down there will almost certainly accelerate sourcing away from $CVGW, etc.
Monster Beverage’s modified Dutch auction lets odd-lot holders buy 99 MNST shares below $53 and tender them at $53 to $60.
Sow Good trades below 6x NTM earnings after retiring debt and raising $12.8 million to expand freeze-dried candy capacity amid rapid…
Coffee Holding trades near a $9 million market cap and $17 million net current asset value, while its proposed Delta merger values JVA…
Grupo Herdez, a MXN 15.2 billion Mexican food company, pairs dominant grocery brands with McCormick, Barilla and Hormel joint ventures.
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory fired CEO Robert Sarlis after less than two years, installing director Starlette Johnson as interim CEO…
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory CFO Allen Arroyo outlined a multi-unit franchise push, while management called 250 stores at $800,000 AUV…