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MPX Marine Products CorporationOverview

Based on historic P/B (Price to book Ratio) this company is a good deal at 2.52, in September last year it traded at a lower P/B, then 2016 and earlier it traded at a lower P/B Ratio.
The only time the P/E was lower than it is right now (7.9) is in September last year.

Revenue increases every nearly every year for a decade, with the exception of three years, and then revenues rebounded. During years of no revenue growth the company was still profitable.

https://quickfs.net/company/MPX:US

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/MPX/marine-products/pe-ratioIncome Statement
Count of shares are not increasing. The company is buying back shares 37 Million shares in 2013 compared to 33 Million in 2022. EPS (earning per share) increasing every year for a decade except one year flat and one year decrease.Balance Sheet

Nothing bad to report. D/E (debt to equity ratio) is 0. The main thing I would keep watch over is that this company has pension liabilities. PII Polaris

Overview

P/B is the lowest is has been in 10 years, except in the beginning of 2020.
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/PII/polaris/price-book

P/E is the lowest is has been in 10 years at around 8.5.
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/PII/polaris/pe-ratio

Revenue had increased increased every year for a decade.
https://quickfs.net/company/PII:US

Income Statement

Gross profit margin of 22% or higher for a decade. Gross profit increases for 9 of 10 years.

Count of shares are not increasing. 69 Million share in 2013 compared to 59 million shares in 2022.

EPS show increasing, however 5 years have EPS that decreased and now have rebounded.

Balance Sheet

D/E 1.76 The company has debt, including longterm debt of $1,494 Million. Cash & Equivalents has decreased for 3 years.