- Sales have been stagnant after the specialty mills divestment in 2015, but were partially recovered during the coronavirus pandemic crisis.
- This has allowed the company to deleverage its balance sheet, thus bringing down net interest expenses and freeing up resources to invest in growth.
- Furthermore, the company has improved its profitability, thanks to lower commodity prices and cash generation is very strong.
- Still, shares are trading at 46.22% lower prices from all-time highs.
- This represents a good opportunity to acquire shares at relatively low prices.
For further details see:
Clearwater Paper: A Reduction In Commodity Prices Started The Turnaround