- Steelcase had a robust operating history in the years leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the crisis proved to be painful for shareholders.
- This year, the picture is continuing to show signs of decline, but this doesn't mean the company is a bad prospect.
- Although uncertainty clouds the picture today, shares of the business are incredibly cheap if we assume an eventual turnaround in the business.
- The potential upside could well be worth the risk of buying in at this time.
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Steelcase: When Returns Justify Trying To Catch A Falling Knife