As a fairly basic level investor (looking for quality companies, buying on SP falls, low P/E, growing divvies) can someone explain the attractiveness of KME given its high debt levels? I mean, looking at its balance sheet, I am seeing a company which is loaded with ongoing and increasing debt. I presume I am missing something here? Any thoughts greatly appreciated.
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