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Shares to buy: Cleanaway (CWY)
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Publish date: Mon, 13 Nov 2017, 05:09 PM
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Cleanaway Waste Management is a recycling, waste management and industrial services company operating in Australia. Cleanaway is an ASX top 200 listed company, employing over 4,000 people across Australia.
The company recently outlined some key elements that it believes will help it to grow in future. Namely, the CEO pointed to robust and growing revenues, operating leverage and a strong balance sheet.
Combine that with the company's strong network (200 sites and depots, more than 45 major processing plants, over 300 products and services and more than 3000 collection vehicles), and the company has a strong base from which to launch its next expansion.
Price Target: $2.00
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