Dona Ferentes
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PWH - PWR Holdings
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galumay
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Thanks, but hardly surprising. Lets see where it is in 5 years.
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Sorry galumay, it's Motley Fool Share Advisor's 
Buy of the Month!
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"PWR (PWH) based in Queensland, is a leader in technologically advanced cooling systems. Known most famously for its cutting-edge solutions in Formula One (F1), PWR has expanded into luxury automotive, aftermarket products, and aerospace and defence (A&D). Its products are used by major global companies and are must haves for its customers, providing state-of-the-art solutions that keep them competitive.
Founded in 1987 by the Weel family, PWR has maintained a strong family-oriented culture under the leadership of Kees Weel. The company focusses on maintaining a positive environment for its experienced and highly-skilled staff, with ongoing training and other benefits. This employee-centric approach not only helps with retention, but reflects the company’s strong values, culture, and commitment to its people, contributing to its growth and success."
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Buy of the Month! Excerpt:
"PWR (PWH) based in Queensland, is a leader in technologically advanced cooling systems. Known most famously for its cutting-edge solutions in Formula One (F1), PWR has expanded into luxury automotive, aftermarket products, and aerospace and defence (A&D). Its products are used by major global companies and are must haves for its customers, providing state-of-the-art solutions that keep them competitive.
Founded in 1987 by the Weel family, PWR has maintained a strong family-oriented culture under the leadership of Kees Weel. The company focusses on maintaining a positive environment for its experienced and highly-skilled staff, with ongoing training and other benefits. This employee-centric approach not only helps with retention, but reflects the company’s strong values, culture, and commitment to its people, contributing to its growth and success."
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galumay
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Sorry galumay, it's Motley Fool Share Advisor's
Bloody Hell!! Thats awful news, almost certainly have to sell now. You dont get much stronger signs than that! Obviously my research and analysis missed some critical elements. I wonder what's actually wrong with the business??
