Hey there. I believe the same question was asked not too long ago. My answer is much the same. I've copied it below.
Adentra will be a company that relies a lot on housing demand, something that is lagging right now but is likely not going to lag moving forward as rates continue to decline. I'd expect this stock to be relatively cyclical. It struggled for years leading up to the pandemic and was a massive beneficiary of surging housing demand during the 0 rate environment.
It wouldn't be a company I would personally own over the long-term. Low operating margins and relatively thin overall profit margins, low returns on capital and equity, and share issuances etc.
However, I do see a bit of potential here for short-term gains over the next few years if lower interest rates cause activity in new housing builds to improve.