I wouldnt be surprised if private equity try to muscle their way in and purchase MYR - it's deep value in comparison of 2 years ago. No matter how you look at it, its forecasted EBITDA is ~ $350m next three years.
More interestingly cash flow per share will be in a range of ~30-40c per share.
As a general rule of thumb 8-10x cash flow per share is considered deep value. Sales have stopped falling and now it's all about margins which can be achieved through smaller more efficient stores.
Shareholders should riot with anything less than $3 per share takeover. DYOR
cashbox with a business thrown in for (almost) free, page-7
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