Brinks (BCO): A Gem Hiding in Plain Sight?

Ever had to move a bunch of money around? How did you do it?

The answer, more likely than not, is either wire transfer or one of the plethora of apps available today.

But what about if you absolutely must have cash? We don’t (at least yet) live in a cashless society.

That’s where THIS company steps in — and once you see some of the stock’s metrics, you’ll quickly understand why I named it a gem.

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You’ve heard the name before. You’ve seen it on trucks. This company is in the business of cash handling — when businesses need large transfers, ATM replenishment and maintenance, or any other variety of, if you’ll permit a casual tone, stacks of paper, this is who they call.

And business has been booming —  shares are up by 26.34% on a year-to-date (YTD) basis. However, I firmly believe there’s more room to grow.

Have you guessed the stock yet?

It’s Brinks (NYSE: BCO).

For one, our proprietary quant rating system, Zen Ratings, ranks BCO rather highly. In fact, this is the 42nd stock overall out of roughly 4,600 that we keep track of. 

That places it in the top 1% of the equities under our purview — which gives it a Zen Rating of A. 

If you’re wondering why that’s important, it’s simple — stocks with a Zen Rating of A have provided an average annual return of 32.52% since the turn of the millenium.

So, what exactly makes this stock so great? To find that, we’ll have to take a look at our Component Grade ratings, as each Zen Rating is a composite score of 7 Component Grade ratings.

For example, Brinks earnings are forecast to grow at quite an exceptional rate of 53.64% per year, which places the stock in the 96th percentile of equities in terms of its Growth Component Grade rating.

To boot, BCO is trading at a modest P/E ratio of 29.19x, and an even more enticing PEG ratio of just 0.6x — so it’s little wonder that it ranks in the top 10% of stocks for Value.

Back to our Component Grade ratings. Our Safety rating measures stock price stability, revenue inflow consistency, and how predictable a company’s earnings are — and in this category, BCO ranks in the top 2%.

Last but not least, we have our Artificial Intelligence rating. It’s derived from the findings of a neural network — one which is trained on more than two decades of market data in order to single out likely outperformers. Here, Brinks ranks in the 91st percentile.

On top of that, it stacks up quite well against rivals and peers. BCO is the top-rated stock in the Security & Protection Service industry, which has an Industry Rating of A, and currently ranks as the 18th best-rated industry out of a total of 145.

This is a business that has either met or exceeded analyst expectations for 4 quarters in a row. It’s a renowned industry leader and stands apart on account of its stability. With all of that in mind, the current valuation seems a bit too conservative — particularly as Brinks has had a rather easy time of meeting analysts’ lofty expectations.

Once everything is said and done, I believe this is a bargain — and that the BCO’s 2025 rally, as impressive as it has been, hasn’t exactly mirrored the company’s great execution.

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