The more boring, the better. Boring means less competition, less investor interest, which (potentially) means a better valuation! Here are 3 ultra-profitable, but boring businesses.
I'd say that the company was hugely undervalued before 2019. Net income was doubling for a few years in a row and revenue grew at a 30% CAGR for multiple years. The combination of multiple expansion + solid growth numbers make a stock fly.
Loved the post!
Unfortunately, not able to invest from India.
What happened to MO-BRUK in 2019? The stock was hovering around 40PLN for years and then it had a huge runup to 300PLN starting in 2019
I'd say that the company was hugely undervalued before 2019. Net income was doubling for a few years in a row and revenue grew at a 30% CAGR for multiple years. The combination of multiple expansion + solid growth numbers make a stock fly.
Poor choices
They're just examples of boring companies we've analyzed. No particular reason. We own only one of the 3 aforementioned companies.
What made you decide to share this with us?
Brilliant article guys!
https://open.substack.com/pub/johnlawxv/p/the-best-smallcap-in-eu-is-hiding?r=31luz&utm_medium=ios