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Review of Boyd Group Services

JUN 12, 2025 - BYD managed to compound shareholder value at around 24% per year on average, mainly through shrew capital allocation skills. BYD’s valuation is the cheapest it has been in years, which is largely because of the meaningful slowdown in store count expansion and negative same-store sales growth in recent quarters. That being said, over the long term, management still believes the company can achieve $5 billion in revenue and $700 million in adjusted EBITDA in FY2029, which represents meaningful growth from today. We think BYD’s current share price could offer decent value for shareholders at the current price if they can manage to execute as planned and resume a double-digit growth trajectory. It is still early to tell, but given management’s confidence in the long-term growth trajectory of the business, we think the story of BYD as a long-term compounder is still intact; however, we could change our opinion if the prospects do not improve. For now, we are still maintaining our rating at “B+”.

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Q: I see you have removed FSV from your recommended list - if one wanted growth and small dividend would you replace with BYD? Are they both play on the consumer across North America? Does one have a more reliable rev model?
Read Answer Asked by Scott on November 28, 2025
Q: want to raise some cash(tech breaking down technically) in what order would you sell the above listed stocks bearing some are winners and some are losers so what your recommendation sell winners or losers first without getting in to too much specifics. CSU as an example sell now to claim loss or then buy back after 30 days FFH on the other hand is up 60% so sell now and hope to buy back later at lower price. what would you do? Remember i want to raise cash so how would you approach this rebalancing ...thanks for your help
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Q: Hello everyone,

I have to execute some tax loss selling, and I would appreciate it, if you would rank the following securities from a sell order perspective:

- Saputo, (SAP), Richelieu Hardware (RCH), Restaurant Brands (QSR), Boyd Group (BYD), and Emera (EMA)

Cheers.

PK
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