What they actually said on 14 May 2021, nearly 4 months ago.
Quote:
Guidance for FY21
As a result of the strength of trading through to the end of Q3, and the
expectation that Q4 FY21 Group sales will be similar to Q3 FY21, adjusted
NPAT for the full year is expected to exceed $160 million, subject to no
material changes in trading conditions. Gross margin levels are consistent
with those achieved during the first half of the financial year.
Emphasis added. I believe it is reasonable to infer that seeing as this guidance was issued quite some time before year end they were very confident the net profit would comfortably exceed that figure, therefore market expectations are that they will do exactly that and there is therefore no need to update the market.
Reported profit for the half year was $55m. Adjusted profit adding back payment of wage subsidy and redundancy costs was $111m. Average expectation of reported profit from market screener is $110m = average normalized profit of $166m.
We'll know the result soon enough and everyone has had plenty of time over lockdown to position themselves for where they see it.
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