SIR Corp heading North – What’s the reason

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Hi,
I have been tracking SRV.UN as I hold it at $10.00 and since it had dropped below $2.00 due to Covid/lockdown and they also stopped dividend last year but for the first time in last 15months I’m seeing it going north.

Wanted to understand if this tread is due to some financials improvement in their balance sheet/business plan or any other specific reason?
Do you think that the share price heading north will continue and if there are any chances of they restoring dividend in near future?

Based on which I would plan if I should hold or liquidate them soon and book the losses.

Appreciate your in-depth remarks to guide me

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Asked on June 3, 2021 9:40 pm
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Hey there! I actually looked up the previous question you had asked in which I stated that $4.25 was an extreme lowball for your shares. Good thing you held on to them!

The company has been materially impacted by the pandemic, no question. So, I think some of this recovery is just based on the inevitable reopening of a bunch of its restaurants.

Shareholders equity is collapsing as the company continues to bleed money. This is definitely not a financial improvement, more so momentum based on a potential one.

There seems to be light at the end of the tunnel, but this is a fund that is likely going to take years to recover. There seems to be some management drama as well as I sift through reports.

It looks like the company is expected to start paying royalties again soon, which could drive further price momentum upwards.

This is a tricky situation. If it were me personally, I wouldn't be selling my shares right now. But, I'd be keeping a very close eye on the company.

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Posted by Dan Kent
Answered on June 4, 2021 9:55 am