Given that the stated position from Management is that they are BUYING BACK franchises to gain better control of the brand and the standards of retailing, I don't give that rumour a lot of credence.
CCV have plenty of cash, and strong earnings. And a very low p/e!
They would seem to me to be a very cheap, counter-cyclical stock for those who believe that high oil price, interest rates and inflation will have an impact on Australia's credit-loving consumers...
But DYOR.
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