Turning Point Brands reported a Q2 earnings beat, showing a return to positive revenue growth after 10 out of 11 prior quarters showing a decline. The Stoker's segment drove incredible growth with MST and FRE brands, while other segments showed quite predictable performances, with solid Zig-Zag momentum and a wide CDS sales decline. The stock's underlying potential is still largely unnoticed by the market, represented by the stock's continued undervaluation.
Turning Point Brands manufactures and sells tobacco-related products such as rolling papers, chewing tobacco, and has more recently started selling nicotine pouches. The company has had negative revenue growth in recent years, but the scaling FRE nicotine pouch brand could revitalize growth. The CDS segment's revenues have turned dire, but as the segment scales down, it will drag down total revenues less in the future.