Holley is pursuing development by managing provide chain points presently dogging the auto trade, chief govt Tom Tomlinson instructed CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Wednesday.
“Provide chain has undoubtedly been a problem, however we have managed it successfully,” Tomlinson stated in an interview on “Mad Money.”
“We have left some {dollars} on the desk although nonetheless, and we’re working with an even bigger guide of enterprise backlog than we have ever had, and in order that’s considered one of our focuses, to actually unlock extra development by working by these provide chain points,” he added.
Inventory of Holley, which makes aftermarket auto components for high-performance automobiles, fell 0.78% on Wednesday to $14.01. The corporate launched its fourth-quarter earnings outcomes on March 3, reporting better-than-expected gross sales and EBITDA and a constructive 2022 outlook.
When Cramer requested if Holley might develop into a “consolidator for [the auto parts] trade” by mergers and acquisitions, Tomlinson stated that the corporate “completely” might. Holley added Arizona Desert Shocks, Baer Brakes, Brothers Vans and Rocket Racing Wheels to its model portfolio through the fourth quarter.
“We have had loads of expertise, very profitable expertise with M&A, we have now a really methodic program and it is a part of our technique to speed up the corporate’s development,” he stated.
Holley, which went public in 2021 by a merger with a SPAC, was featured on Cramer’s list of profitable, newly-public stocks to watch in January.
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