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Kristoffer Inton

Kristoffer Inton is a strategist for Morningstar.

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With significant experience as a CFO at companies with similar end markets in construction, Suzanne Wood is a suitable replacement.
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The narrow-moat firm's financial results will remain weak as long as the uranium markets struggle.
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Although shares rose after Kazakhstan announced production cuts that should support a recovery in uranium, the narrow-moat miner remains undervalued.
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We think the firm’s U.S. and Mexico exposure will drive significant increases in free cash flow.
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Given our expectation of improving U.S. residential construction activity and rising Mexican infrastructure investment, the narrow-moat company will enjoy strong demand growth.
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We continue to believe consumer demand means gold has a promising future, but there is still downside risk for the commodity and the miners in the near term.
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Falling gold prices weigh on results, but the firm is nearing its debt-reduction target.
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Kristoffer Inton is a strategist, AM Consumer, for Morningstar*. He covers food, tobacco, and cannabis companies. He also serves as the chair of Morningstar equity research’s ESG methodology.

Before joining Morningstar in 2013, Inton was an investment banking associate for Guggenheim Securities in New York. Previously, he was an investment banking analyst for Merrill Lynch in Chicago and New York. In these roles, he helped advise companies on mergers, acquisitions, and financings.

Inton holds a bachelor's degree in finance with high honors from the University of Illinois Gies College of Business. He also holds a Master of Business Administration with distinction from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.

* Morningstar Research Services LLC (“Morningstar”) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Morningstar, Inc

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