Q: I have a 3.9% (ACB $15.90) position that I acquired in 2014. Liquidity is a problem. It took several small purchases over a few months to establish the position which in $ term is actually quite small.
To date Algoma has been a bit of a disappointment.
There have been 2 recent developments.
On Jan 15 they announced a joint venture with Nova Marine to create a Global Cement Carrier Fleet. Growing / Diversifying is good but the cost and how they intend to fund it was not disclosed.
On Feb 16 they announced a favourable arbitration outcome re Mingde. No numbers were announced. Mingde has declared bankruptcy. This process will take some time and there is no way to know how much Algoma will ultimately recover.
I understand the value of patience. The current yield is abt. 2%. The shareholders aren’t being paid much for their patience.
Is it time to move on or would you give Algoma another year or so?
To date Algoma has been a bit of a disappointment.
There have been 2 recent developments.
On Jan 15 they announced a joint venture with Nova Marine to create a Global Cement Carrier Fleet. Growing / Diversifying is good but the cost and how they intend to fund it was not disclosed.
On Feb 16 they announced a favourable arbitration outcome re Mingde. No numbers were announced. Mingde has declared bankruptcy. This process will take some time and there is no way to know how much Algoma will ultimately recover.
I understand the value of patience. The current yield is abt. 2%. The shareholders aren’t being paid much for their patience.
Is it time to move on or would you give Algoma another year or so?