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Andrew Walker

Host of Yet Another Value Podcast. Andrew Walker appears in 145 indexed conversations across Yet Another Value Podcast. This directory brings every appearance, source, TL;DR, digest, and transcript into one searchable feed.

145 EPISODES1 SHOW
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Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 79 min

$TPB: can Turning Point Brands be the third player in nicotine pouches? | Saberpoint Capital

Andrew WalkerGeorge Baxter

Turning Point Brands is positioning FRE and Tucker Carlson-backed ALP as a third nicotine-pouch player, using national distribution, regulatory capability and an expanding salesforce.Cash-generative legacy businesses may support expansion, but PMTA, slotting, marketing costs and unresolved domestic-production timing and Tucker economics could pressure earnings.

Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 67 min

$FOUR: Shift4 at 6.5x EBITDA. Is the organic growth real? | Emeth Value Capital

Andrew WalkerAndrew Carreon

At roughly $42, Shift4 trades near 6.5x EBITDA against discussed 10–11% organic growth, making durability pivotal.Over 80% of Shift4 Dine installations reportedly come from entirely new merchants, while Global Blue and the withdrawn 2027 $1 billion exit free-cash-flow target leave 12–18 months to test synergies and credibility.

Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 49 min

$TBBB: Tiendas 3B is Mexico's Aldi. Is it too late to buy? | Fruit Tree Capital

Andrew WalkerAlberto Vadia

Tiendas 3B brings Aldi/BİM’s hard-discount model to Mexico with roughly 3,700 stores, 1,000 SKUs, and over 60% private label.Organic distribution-center “cell division” supports expansion, while Vadia says halved 38% growth over two to three decades could produce a potential 100×.The key risk is whether two-year payback survives 15,000 stores as produce adds complexity and Mexico risk remains.

Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 51 min

$LMB: Limbach missed the data center boom. Is that the opportunity? | 1 Main Capital

Andrew WalkerYaron Naymark

Limbach’s roughly 75% peak drawdown reflects a credibility discount after EBITDA guidance fell from $90M to $80M.Yaron Naymark cites 5-6x EBITDA M&A, a clean balance sheet and Simcore’s $30M data-center entry, but H2 EBITDA growth, margin improvement and backlog economics remain to be proven against the unused $50M buyback.

Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 52 min

$NU: is Nubank Capital One in 1994 or Capital One in 2006? | Vanshap Capital

Andrew WalkerEvan Vanderveer

Nubank's 140M customers and 60% Brazilian adult penetration mask Evan Vanderveer's thesis that the next five years will deepen relationships, lifting ARPAC from 17 toward the high-20s.With 20% efficiency versus 40-60% at incumbents and 7% of Brazil's $100B banking gross-profit pool, Evan underwrites $2 EPS by 2029/2030 at 16×, while credit stress, global expansion and AI commoditization remain risks.

Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 48 min

$DNOW: the boring distributor that could double on 2029 numbers | Firebird Management

Andrew WalkerSteve Gorelik

DNOW’s MRC Global merger creates a full-chain distributor with $75M targeted synergies and water, utilities, and data-center exposure.Buybacks at $10–12 and debt paydown support a cash-flow case, while the conservative-looking 2027 $350M EBITDA guide compares with roughly $400M on 2024 numbers.Reaching $30–32 by 2028–2029 from $16 depends on $300M 2027 FCF and re-rating, leaving ERP execution, macro recovery, and multiple expansion to monitor.

Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 61 min

$HIMS: Paul Cerro wouldn't trust the CEO to walk his dog. He's still long. Why? | Cedar Grove

Andrew WalkerPaul Cerro

Cerro’s HIMS thesis shifts attention from peptide launches to the data and labs layer: subscriber counts have “barely grown” for three quarters, making retention the lever for LTV and payback.The August 10 print will test Eucalyptus-driven revenue upside against lower EBITDA guidance, the first full Novo Nordisk partnership quarter, and execution by management Cerro says he does not trust.

Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 58 min

$CBZ: stop the buybacks and restart the M&A flywheel? | Reference Equity

Andrew WalkerRyan Bunn

Ryan Bunn urges CBIZ to stop buybacks, reduce leverage, and restart its historical small-deal M&A flywheel after 79 transactions over 20 years.His math contrasts roughly 8% returns before growth from buybacks plus 6.5% debt paydown with M&A's potential to double EBITDA, delever, and support a 15–16x multiple.Key watchpoints are AI disruption, the CEO's indication of no M&A in 2026, and roughly $325 million of debt to repay over 18 months.

Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 59 min

Adam Wyden: buying someone else's pain in Stagwell $STGW and Driven Brands $DRVN | ADW Capital

Andrew WalkerAdam Wyden

At $7.40, Wyden frames Stagwell at roughly 4.9x 2027 EBITDA and a 22% 2027 free cash flow yield, versus $18-$26.50 under cited comparables.Large-client complexity and agency data underpin Wyden’s AI defense, while buybacks may be catalysts.Driven Brands’ Take 5 generates roughly 40% new-unit cash-on-cash returns, but debt, EV adoption and corporate costs remain unresolved risks.

Yet Another Value PodcastEN · 45 min

Pershing Square Challenge 2026 finalists on MSA Safety: a hidden quality compounder? $MSA

Andrew WalkerEJ KarobathCraig LarkinBob McGrane

MSA Safety’s shift from standalone detectors to connected hardware and MSA Plus subscription software targets 450,000 of roughly 500,000 sold devices, with Blackline’s recent take-private offering a natural experiment for the model.At $160 and roughly 20x Andrew’s $8 EPS estimate, the base case reaches $350 by 2030 on 7% growth and a 22x multiple, while the 2027–2030 J-curve, SCBA cycle and mid-single-digit guidance frame the timing risk.