Taiga Building Products Ltd. (TGAFF)
Taiga Building Products Ltd. operates in the Industrial - Distribution industry of the Industrials sector, headquartered in Burnaby, BC, CA. The stock last traded at $2.71, up 2.27% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $292.5M. On trailing twelve-month figures it carries a trailing P/E of 14.09, a net margin of 1.8%. Its beta of 0.57 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.
Taiga Building Products Ltd. operates as a prominent wholesale distributor of construction materials throughout Canada and the United States. The company boasts an extensive product portfolio, offering a wide range of building essentials. This includes composite decking, railings, and related accessories; engineered wood products; various flooring options like laminate and vinyl; a comprehensive selection of insulation products, specifically batt and foam varieties; dimension lumber; moldings; and a diverse array of panels such as plywood, oriented strand boards (OSB), and particleboards. Additionally, Taiga supplies polyethylene sheeting, roofing materials, siding, trim products, and wall coverings with their associated accessories. A significant component of their offering also involves preserved wood products, encompassing fencing, landscape timbers, specialized plywoods, preserved wood foundations, and pre-stained items. Furthermore, the company engages in the production of pressure-treated wood products. Taiga distributes its materials through a substantial network, utilizing 15 distribution centers across Canada and 2 in the United States. Their clientele primarily consists of building product retailers, building supply yards, and industrial manufacturers. The company also extends its market reach internationally, exporting products to regions in Asia, Central America, South America, and the Middle East. Founded in 1973, Taiga Building Products Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Burnaby, Canada, and operates as a subsidiary of Avarga Limited.
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