Foreign Tuffett Posted July 31, 2020 Share Posted July 31, 2020 I've been sniffing around BUD (but more so TAP) of late. It's hard to understand how the largest brewer in the world trades at 10-11x EBITDA and Molson Coors trades at ~8x EBITDA and the rest of the consumer staples universe trades at multiples between 10-15x. Sure, people can't go out to eat (and thus drink) as much, but even with the leverage on these companies, they still generate a ton of cash and will generate a ton of cash even in a bad recession. It's an easy double from here if they can maintain at least flattish EBITDA and get valued like some other high-quality staples companies (which are facing their own secular issues in many cases). As u mention, I think people are just really concerned about the leverage. Net debt to "normalized EBITDA" is 4.86x and their self-assessed "optimal capital structure" is ~2x Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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