@Warrigals,
Yes, similar sub-par pedigree companies, but SRG is the less inferior of the two.
If CYG is a 2.5 out of 10 business, the SRG probably scores 4 out of 10.
They both have some nasty warts: while CYG doesn't make any money, at least SRG does. but then again, as a construction contractor, SRG carries a degree of contract risk, which CYG doesn't.
Still, that said, I suspect that the share prices of both these companies will rise over the foreseeable future, for no reason other than the strong macroeconomic tailwinds that both businesses will enjoy in coming years.
