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7 February 2022

I am not giving away too many clues about this company, because I want Undervalued-Shares.com Lifetime Members to get the best deal.

A US-based investor recently ploughed about UD 60m into the stock and bought 10% of the entire company. However, the stock got caught up in the recent tech sell-off. Now is a great opportunity to get in at an even lower price than just a few months ago.

Based on the estimates of that investor, the stock could rise 580% by 2025 and more than tenfold by 2030.

This company's business is timeless and benefits from secular trends. Over the past decade, the company has grown by 23% p.a.

I have no doubt it will emerge a long-term winner. Its stock is cheap both in relative and absolute terms.

It's a stock that is listed on one of the world's largest stock exchanges, so anyone can easily buy and sell it.

With a market cap of less than USD 500m, though, the stock has limited trading liquidity. If I disclosed it to all my readers, it could lead to a bottleneck situation in the market.

This opportunity is therefore exclusively available to Undervalued-Shares.com Lifetime Members.

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