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Strategies & Market Trends : Electronic Contract Manufacture (ECM) Sector

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To: sPD who wrote (2242)2/26/2000 11:53:00 AM
From: sPD  Read Replies (1) of 2542
 
Canada's "Peter Lynch" likes AGT (TSE & Amex).

Here's what Frank Mersch has to say about AGT.

"Another sleeper, and I think whose business is really good and who's transforming itself, is AimGlobal Technologies [AGT].

It used to be in the CO2 detector business. It had a software division, the detector business, and in the last 18 months it has accumulated a whole bunch of plans devoted, primarily, to wireless manufacturing. They won a contract for $25-30 million from Cellwalk [sic, Cell-Loc], and have contracts with a number of other wireless providers.

The reason we came to this one is because companies that we looked at in the wireless area when they were subcontracting out, this company kept coming. It is the one that everyone was using in the wireless space.

The only problem is that the president and the operating people are very good, but the owner who owns a fair chunk of the stock is sometimes viewed as being promotional, which is not good. Despite that fact, the business is really solid and good, and they seem to be winning a lot of business.

With all of the capital flowing into this space, these companies are going to get fully funded up, going to have a lot of money to spend, and drive that whole business forward. Here is a case where a company has had a history, the stock has been all over the place, it has had a different business, and it's transitioning itself into a new business, and people just don't know about it.

Basically, it's winning $35-60 million contracts from players. So, that tells you something about its core competency."


The complete interview is at stockhouse.ca
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