In a world of constant change, one thing remains steady: Americans love for chocolate. Today we focus on the ultimate “forever stock.” Backed up by more than a century of brand power, this business will remain as relevant for our children and grandchildren as it was for our parents and grandparents.
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While this company may not be familiar to many people, its iconic brands certainly are. But because of corporate missteps, the owner of these gear and apparel makers has hit hard times — which we now see as an opportunity
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The “Fixer,” a leading global provider of litigation financing, funds lawsuits and takes a cut of the payout when it wins. This highly profitable and capital efficient business model can turn small investments into supersized returns.
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For distressed-debt investors, knowing about bankruptcy is critical. In this month’s update, we will tell you how bankruptcy works, and explain why it’s important for bondholders to know the ins and outs of the process – and to realize huge gains when bonds emerge from a troubled state.
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This innovative business is the fastest-growing company in the HR-software industry, with a 1,200% increase in revenues over the last decade. With only 5% market share today, the company has a long growth runway to continue delivering market-crushing returns.
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In this issue, we focus on a medical-device company that specializes in both orthopedic and spinal products used by doctors and surgeons across the globe. A mismanaged merger and other changes in strategy have sent the stock to record lows. Now, with an activist investor involved, we see good things happening for this company.
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This capital efficient global leader in cosmetic devices has grown revenues at more than 50% annually the past five years. But due to a series of short-term macroeconomic challenges, the business trades at a record low valuation, creating a rare buy opportunity
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Since launching Porter & Co. Activist Investor, we have made three recommendations. This report provides a quick summary and important updates on all three companies.
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There haven’t been many defaults in corporate bonds recently. But in the hard-landing scenario playing out for next year, there will be many more distressed bonds to choose from than there are now.
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This industry titan traces its roots back to 1759, and has since amassed an iconic portfolio of world-leading brands. A nearly 50% decline in its stock price due to temporary factors has provided a rare opportunity to buy this recession-resistant gem at its cheapest valuation in over a decade.
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