Primary Recommendation

Polypipe - Maker of plastic pipes benefiting from multiple tail winds

May 2015

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The General Election campaign feels like it’s ground on for ever and one theme that every party seems to agree on is infrastructure investment, planning reform and new build housing, which is likely to benefit Polypipe, the manufacturer of plastic pipes for drainage, sewage, heating and ventilation systems. Subscribers of a certain age may well raise a toast to Polypipe on the back of its original listing between 1985-1999 when its market value swelled 28-fold and having spent the last few years in the hands of private equity, we believe it is poised to make decent gains all over again. It could be argued that this time around even more of its stars are in alignment.While demand for Polypipe’s products originally came f ...

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