Livewire | The ASX’s next-generation powerhouse
This article was published on Livewire Markets, 4 April 2024
When it comes to powerhouse stocks, a few darlings come to mind.
Take Allied Mining and Processing, for instance, which in 2003 under Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest’s leadership rebranded as Fortescue Metals at just 2 cents a share. Ignoring dividends, and looking at the iron ore miner’s $25.34 share price today, that’s a magnificent 126,600% uplift in just over 20 years.
Other spectacular ASX success stories include Aristocrat Leisure, Xero, Afterpay (now Block), CSL, TechnologyOne, Pro Medicus, Mineral Resources, WiseTech Global, Altium, ResMed, and many more.
According to Lennox Capital Partners’ James Dougherty, there’s one ASX-listed business well on its way.*
Its share price dropped from around $20 to just $4 after losing its way for a few years. But in 2023, the board announced a new CEO would step in. Since then, this CEO has introduced a new strategy that has helped bring growth back to the business, increasing its addressable market enormously. Its revenue growth is expected to rise significantly over the next few years and, if it gets one particular strategy right, there is a lot of operating leverage in the business, Dougherty explains.
In this Views from the Top interview, Dougherty names the ASX’s next-generation powerhouse, outlines his four-step repeatable process for finding winning small and micro-cap stocks, and shares how readers can avoid capital-destructive investments and identify mispriced opportunities instead.
Note: This interview was filmed on Thursday 28 March 2024.
Timecodes
- 0:00 – Intro
- 0:25 – Long-term underperformance of Small Ords Index
- 2:34 – How to identify and avoid capital-destructive small-cap investments
- 4:27 – Lennox Capital’s 4-step process for identifying opportunities
- 5:47 – A possible takeover target: PEXA (ASX: PXA)
- 7:11 – Digesting the Superloop (ASX: SLC) and Aussie Broadband (ASX: ABB) drama
- 8:56 – An ideal outcome from this deal activity
- 9:19 – Why markets are inefficient (and how to exploit mispricing on the ASX)
- 10:57 – An example of a stock that has been mispriced by the market today: oOh!Media (ASX: OML)
- 12:11 – The ASX’s next-generation powerhouse: Don’t be lazy, watch the video to find out
- 16:00 – A business that Lennox Capital has recently sold out of
- 16:54 – James Dougherty’s view from the top: “The value of admitting you are wrong is probably higher than the value of actually being right.”