The continued success of West Fraser is based on their disciplined operating focus and cost-conscious manufacturing approach. They reinvest in their operations to ensure their committed staff have the right resources to compete and win in a challenging industry. They’re one of the largest lumber and Oriented Strand Board (OSB) manufacturers in the world. They’re creating new platforms for growth in the areas where they’ve operated and in regions with a stable or growing timber supply.
West Fraser’s commitment to the environment is a promise to use their resources responsibly and to take ongoing steps to reduce their environmental impact. They harvest a renewable resource in an environmentally responsible manner and through forest management. They aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and chemicals, monitor energy and material consumption, and recycle oil products and other materials.
Stock Chart & Metrics
- Ticker: TSE:wfg
- Sector: Basic Materials
- Industry: Lumber & Wood Production
- Market Cap: 11.81B
- Market Cap Group: Large Cap
- P/E: 3.18
- Dividend Yield: 0.90%
Competitors
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West Fraser Timber – FAQ
What is the stock ticker for West Fraser Timber?
The stock ticker for West Fraser Timber is TSE:wfg.
Is West Fraser Timber a good stock to buy?
You need to consider your investment strategy and how TSE:wfg can fit in your portfolio.
The current dividend income score of 3/10 and dividend growth score of 5/10. Those 2 metrics together should help you decide the fit for your portfolio. Be it for income or for growth.
Is West Fraser Timber a Buy, Sell or Hold?
The Dividend Snapshot Opportunity Score of 49 out of 100.
The score reflects the strength of a buy signal but it does not show a sell signal if it’s low. The higher the better.
A sell signal is more difficult as it often relies on the reason you bought the stock in the first place.
Published at Thu, 16 Dec 2021 22:08:17 -0800
