Analysts: Avoid High Liner stock until company proves it can fix its problems

Return to growth in declining frozen and battered market could take more time than expected.

“Essentially reading between the lines there is no reason to own the stock unless they are successful at turning the company around, which won’t be apparent for the next 12 to 18 months,” said Scotia Capital analyst Doug Cooper.
“Essentially reading between the lines there is no reason to own the stock unless they are successful at turning the company around, which won’t be apparent for the next 12 to 18 months,” said Scotia Capital analyst Doug Cooper.
Published 1 March 2019, 09:02Updated 4 March 2019, 13:22