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To own Tamburi Investment Partners, you need to believe in its role as a listed investment house that can keep compounding value from a relatively small revenue base, helped by high quality earnings and a long record of profitability growth. The expanded buyback, taking treasury shares above 12%, reinforces a capital allocation story built on returning cash while signaling conviction in the share price, but it does not radically alter the near term fundamentals. Key short term catalysts still sit in portfolio revaluations, deal activity and dividend policy, with the buyback mainly tilting the balance slightly toward per share metrics. The big risks remain: earnings are forecast to decline, profitability has cooled from its 5 year pace, the shares are not obviously cheap on some valuation measures, and recent insider selling may temper the confidence implied by the buybacks.
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