Plural Investing's Chris Waller on the entertainment and hospitality turnaround at Seaport $SEG

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Chris Waller, Founder and CIO at Plural Investing, joins the podcast for the third time to discuss his thesis on Seaport Entertainment Group Inc. (NYSE American: SEG), whose focus is to deliver unparalleled experiences through a combination of restaurant, entertainment, sports, retail and hospitality offerings integrated into one-of-a-kind real estate that redefine entertainment and hospitality.

For more information about Plural Invest, please visit: https://www.pluralinvesting.com/

Plural Investing/Hidden Gems write up on $SEG: https://www.hiddengemsinvesting.com/p/special-report-seaport-entertainment

Chapters:

[0:00] Introduction + Episode sponsor: Fintool

[2:22] What is Seaport Entertainment and why it's interesting to Chris

[7:40] What is Chris seeing with $SEG that makes Seaport a risk adjusted alpha opportunity

[9:20] Cash burn / is the district really that valuable, good

[17:41] What attracted Andrew to $SEG - how the opportunity came about (spin off from Howard Hughes)

[22:36] Ackman involvement

[27:25] Overview of Pier 17 and the new lease they've got there / Meow Wolf concept

[36:37] Tin Building and the vision for it / kitchen consolidation / competitive analysis

[48:50] Overview of 250 Water and Vegas assets (air rights, Triple A team)

[59:33] Overview of "The Historic District"

[1:02:38] How the $SEG thesis doesn't play out / new management team

[1:06:06] Final thoughts

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