What makes a quality contractor stock on the ASX
Are large ASX contractors more successful than smaller ones?
This week we set the stage for a David and Goliath battle. Remember, big isn’t beautiful in world of investing, except when it comes to returns. We’ve made more than five-fold in the past on fly in fly out operator Alliance Aviation (ASX:AQZ) and on the plant engineer. GR Engineering (ASX:GNG). Find out how these Small Cap contractors like these stack up against a giant in a turnaround phase, Lendlease (ASX:LLC).
We ask Peter Chilton, Under the Radar Report Mining Analyst, What makes a quality contractor stock, how should they fit into your ASX portfolio, and what to search for when choosing to invest.
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GR Engineering (ASX:GNG) – why this specialist plant engineer has delivered 5-fold on our money and what its future looks like.
Below are some of the key Highlights:
What ticks the boxes as a quality contractor?
Do you look for contractors in transition?
How do you know when a contractor has a good niche?
How important is monitoring their book of work, or pipeline?
Lendlease (ASX:LLC) – does its recent cost cutting hit the sides of this giant? Find out!
Southern Cross Electrical (ASX:SXE) – how this contractor has diversified into one of the best value stocks on the ASX.
All things being equal, would you prefer a big contractor over a little contractor?
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Companies mentioned
Alliance Aviation (ASX:AQZ), GR Engineering (ASX:GNG), Lendlease (ASX:LLC), Southern Cross Electrical (ASX:SXE).