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Farrer 36 Asset Management's avatar

might have missed something - but why has the stock been dead for 10 years?

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Eloy Fernández's avatar

Thanks for your question.

TOYA is a low liquidity stock. In 2018 GetBack and Altus TFI was involve in accusations of fraud: The consequences were massive redemptions at Altus who was around 10% holder in Toya at the time.

Greetings

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Emerging Market Skeptic's avatar

I have not yet come across this stock being mentioned yet in EM fund documentation... Will include a link to your piece for my Monday "Emerging Market Links + The Week Ahead" post...

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Eloy Fernández's avatar

Great!

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@Govro12 WinterGems Stocks's avatar

One question are they distributors or makers of tools? I understand that they dont own factories to produce the tools but they are ordering 3rd parties to build the tool under the brands that is own by Toya. I would view them more as a fabless vendor than a distributor? What do you think? Another question is do they have a product development in house?

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Eloy Fernández's avatar

Thanks for your questions @Govro12

Exactly! "Fabless vendor" would be a great and compelling definition. TOYA outsources manufacturing processes to third-parties but distributes their products through retail networks and wholesale market too.

In other hand TOYA incorporates a Product Development Centre where the Company develops activities focused on the analysis of the design trends on the market.

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