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I published an article today about KSB SE & Co. KGaA, $KSB one of the world’s leading manufacturers of industrial pumps and valves. Industrial pumps may sound boring at first. However, some of these highly specialized pumps are essential for nuclear power plants, gas-fired power plants, copper mines, oil sands, and LNG infrastructure. All of these end markets are already experiencing capital inflows driven by the AI supercycle. KSB supplies exactly these types of specialty pumps. Anyone who has read Jeffrey Currie’s work also understands the link between AI and commodities. If the commodity supercycle unfolds as he predicts, we are facing a massive wave of investment into the resource sector. This would require huge volumes of pumps from KSB. The key point is that KSB is currently trading at a P/E ratio of only around 10, and EV/ebit of 4.7, while aiming to grow revenues by roughly one third by 2030. A “sum-of-the-parts” analysis also reveals significant embedded value within the holding structure, which accounts for more than 50% of the parent company’s market capitalization. A high-quality business at a reasonable price, with strong long-term tailwinds. There’s not much more one could ask for at the moment. I hope you enjoy the article. @fwriter/note/p-198238279?r=1485tu&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@fwriter/note/…


Running has to be the worst sport out of all: > not fun at all > destroys joints > no meaningful goal > extremely stressful > makes you low T > ages you fast > gives you skinny fat physique > inefficent to lose weight


Running has to be the worst sport out of all: > not fun at all > destroys joints > no meaningful goal > extremely stressful > makes you low T > ages you fast > gives you skinny fat physique > inefficent to lose weight



