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Lavendon - Trades on unjustified discount to rival firms

September 2013

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  • Epic Code:
  • LVD
  • Price:
  • 181p
One sector, which has ridden this year's bull run with great elan is tool and equipment hire, with shares such as Ashtead,689p and Speedy Hire, 59p now sporting generous prospective PEs of 18.5 and 19.8 respectively. But it's often the case that a sector re-rating is fairly uneven in the early stages of a new cycle and one firm that has largely missed out on the rally is Lavendon, a leader in the provision of powered access equipment, whose prospective PE is still just 13.5x. However, Lavendon looks even more under-valued when you consider that its market value is just four times its annual cash flow, reflecting a very conservative approach to depreciating its ...

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