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25.9% ROIC, 65% Recurring Revenue, Down 44% From Highs

40+ Year Industry Leader Trading At 17.3x Forward P/FCF Now Expanding Through Strategic M&A

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Mar 07, 2025
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Today's stock:

  • 18.9x P/FCF, 17.3x forward P/FCF

  • 65% recurring revenue

  • 25.9% ROIC

  • 40+ years of category leadership

  • 100% penetration among the largest global players in its industry

  • Down 44% from all-time highs

  • Expanding from a niche market to a global powerhouse through strategic M&A

When was the last time you found a company with 40+ years of proven success that's trading 44% below its recent all-time high despite growing revenue by 25.9% CAGR over the last 3 years with a ROIC of 25.9%?

This isn't some speculative tech startup burning through venture capital.

This is a battle-tested business that's survived multiple industry cycles, technological shifts, and economic downturns.

For decades, this company quietly dominated its niche, accumulating cash and paying dividends.

Management was conservative to a fault - so much so that they had no debt and a growing cash pile that wasn't being put to work effectively.

That all changed two years ago.

A new CEO came in with a vision for transformation. And not just any CEO - a tech veteran who had successfully acquired and integrated businesses throughout his career.

Since then, the company has acquired two complementary businesses that expand its addressable market with an additional 200 potential acquisition targets already identified.

And they've maintained their fortress-like balance sheet while doing it.

The results?

A 25% year-over-year revenue increase over the past three years and a clear path to becoming a free cash flow machine.

So why is this company trading 44% below its all-time high when the fundamentals have only strengthened?

It's in an industry that's out of favor right now.

It's not flashy.

It doesn't make headlines.

But when you find a business with this level of compounding potential trading at a reasonable multiple and well off its highs, it deserves your attention.

Let me tell you why this business is at an inflection point that could drive substantial returns and why we've just added it to our portfolio...

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