Turning Point Brands: Little Asymmetrical Upside Left (Rating Downgrade)
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Turning Point Brands (TPB) has shown accelerating momentum in Q4 following the launch of Alp nicotine pouches, but profitability has slightly decreased. TPB is restructuring its CDS segment, now holding only 49% equity. The stock has rallied, leaving little asymmetrical upside.
March 01, 2025 | 4:15 am
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Turning Point Brands' Q4 results show growth with Alp nicotine pouches, but profitability is slightly down. The company is restructuring its CDS segment, holding 49% equity. The stock has rallied, leaving limited upside potential.
The launch of Alp nicotine pouches has driven growth, but profitability issues and restructuring of the CDS segment, with TPB holding only 49% equity, indicate challenges. The stock's recent rally suggests limited upside potential, aligning with the fair value estimate of $74.7.
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IMPORTANCE 80
RELEVANCE 100