NYSE Silgan is a leading manufacturer of sustainable rigid packaging solutions for the world. growth over the past 13 years was driven more by acquisitions than organic growth. It was also due more to price growth rather than volume growth.
Acquisitions were carried out at an unsustainable Reinvestment rate. There were also no uptrends in the ROE and operating parameters. All these do not point to strong fundamentals.
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Multiple insiders selling shares over the past year could be a red flag. Lack of insider buying and significant selling suggest shares may not be a bargain. High insider ownership could indicate company's interest in all shareholders. However, insider selling activity raises caution.

Despite a drop in Silgan Holdings' share price, long-term shareholders have gained 11% annually over half a decade. The recent sell-off could be an opportunity if there's a long-term growth trend.

Analysts believe the intrinsic value of Silgan Holdings is improving, despite its revenue growth expected to be slower than other industry participants.

NYSE Silgan (SLGN) is a leading manufacturer of sustainable rigid packaging solutions for the world. Its revenue and earnings have grown through acquisitions and price growth, rather than organic growth or volume growth.
It has a high debt-equity ratio and no signs of strong fundamentals as there were no uptrends in ROE and operating parameters. There is no margin of safety at the current high product selling prices. With an unsustainable Reinvestment ...

The company's ROE is respectable but not striking against the industry average. High debt level is a concern, potentially risky with changing credit markets. Among similar debt-to-equity firms, higher ROE companies are preferred.

Allott's cheaper shares selling could imply a lack of confidence in current price levels at Silgan Holdings, despite the alignment of management incentives and shareholders with insiders owning 24%. However, the absence of insider buying recently might cast doubts on the company's future.