Subject category:
Finance, Accounting and Control
Published by:
Ivey Publishing
Version: 2007-11-21
Length: 26 pages
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Abstract
A new investment analyst with Alpha Value Fund was working on a presentation he was to make to the fund''s investment committee, recommending an investment of $50 million in Sanderson Farms. Sanderson Farms was one of the leading poultry processors in the United States. Their stock had closed that day with a share price of $22.62 on the New York Stock Exchange. Eight months ago, the stock was trading at $48 per share. However, with the threat of an epidemic outbreak of avian flu and because of the losses incurred from hurricane Katrina, the share price plummeted. The investment analyst believed that the markets were over-reacting and, based on his analysis, Sanderson Farms presented a value candidate. He knew he had to be persuasive given the fund''s preference for stable business and his relative lack of experience as an analyst.
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Abstract
A new investment analyst with Alpha Value Fund was working on a presentation he was to make to the fund''s investment committee, recommending an investment of $50 million in Sanderson Farms. Sanderson Farms was one of the leading poultry processors in the United States. Their stock had closed that day with a share price of $22.62 on the New York Stock Exchange. Eight months ago, the stock was trading at $48 per share. However, with the threat of an epidemic outbreak of avian flu and because of the losses incurred from hurricane Katrina, the share price plummeted. The investment analyst believed that the markets were over-reacting and, based on his analysis, Sanderson Farms presented a value candidate. He knew he had to be persuasive given the fund''s preference for stable business and his relative lack of experience as an analyst.