The reverse argument and the reason I continue to hold is - at current valuations arbitrage between the listed entity and the assets it is acquiring at an EBITDA yield of 11 - 14% is material. Given they can squeeze a few extra percent out of the assets through operational inefficiencies and economies of scale; i.e. clusters of retirement villages.
It is not without its risk given it relies on equity currency but it has the institutional support to achieve a successful roll up.
Early days and I am happy to let this one play out for a few more years.
Good sector, strong management, sticky revenues, pricing power, still cheap, page-15
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