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To own Turning Point Brands today, you need to be comfortable with a story that is increasingly centered on Modern Oral and a share price that has already moved sharply higher. The latest beat on third-quarter revenue and EBITDA, powered by that segment, reinforces earlier guidance upgrades and suggests management execution remains aligned with its growth ambitions. At the same time, the amended at-the-market program for up to an additional US$200,000,000 of stock introduces potential dilution, which feels more relevant now given the stock’s rich earnings multiple and its trade above some fair value estimates. The regular dividend and history of increases support a balanced capital return story, but after such strong recent returns, valuation risk and insider selling look more front-of-mind for newer shareholders than before this update.
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