EVENTS:   Best Equity Short Ideas Conference Call 12 - Zach Shannon/Corto Capital Advisors & Craig Huber/Huber Research Partners & Thomas Beevers /Forensic Alpha & Ed Steele/Iron Blue Financials & Bill Campbell/Paragon Intel - 12 Nov 25   Will AI Deflate the World? Macro Lessons from Three Industrial Revolutions and China - Manoj Pradhan/Talking Heads Macro - 13 Nov 25     ROADSHOWS: Forest Products Sector Equity and Commodity Research With Expertise in Distressed Debt - Kevin Mason /ERA Research   •   London   12 - 14 Nov 25       Buyside to Buyside Forum and Expert Calls across TMT, Consumer, Healthcare and Fintech - Andrew Peters /Revelare Partners   •   London   17 - 19 Nov 25       Fundamental US Healthcare Short Ideas - Dr Elliot Favus /Favus Institutional Research   •   London   17 - 19 Nov 25      

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Buy Canada

Veritas Investment Research

Analysts at Veritas provide their best ideas for taking advantage of volatile markets. This series of reports features: 1) Veritas President and CEO Anthony Scilipoti providing an overview of why he is more bullish on Canada than the US. 2) Martin Pradier (Materials Analyst) on why he favours gold with Agnico Eagle Mines his preferred play. 2) Darryl McCoubrey (Energy) discusses why he favours pipeline infrastructure with Enbridge and TC Energy his best ideas. 3) Ben Butler (Utilities) looks at valuations in the sector with Fortis his top pick. 4) Liam Gallagher (Communications & IT) on why Quebecor is the best positioned operationally and from a valuation perspective. 5) Shalabh Garg (REITs) covers long-term interest rate trends and why he believes Chartwell Retirement Residences and Granite REIT are best positioned to take advantage of market dislocations.

Edition: 209

- 18 April, 2025


Cogeco Communications (CCA CN) Canada

Communications

Veritas Investment Research

The case for a major comeback - already disappointed that Rogers didn’t take CCA out, the market is terrified management will embark on a long, expensive wireless network build-out. Veritas do not believe that this will be the case. Shaw and Quebecor have already proven how expensive it is even to try, and there are better ways to build out a wireless business without destroying $1bn+ in capital. CCA’s shares are discounted by 2-5 turns of EBITDA vs. peers. CCA only needs to be rational with its wireless expansion for shareholders to reap attractive returns - a very low hurdle. TP C$130 (60% upside).

Edition: 128

- 04 February, 2022