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Up to a HUGE 1.2% of total receiveables from 1.1%.....???????????????
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Looks like business as usual, a classic long term hold kinda stock and one I sold out of far too early.
Winner as you obviously haven't got to slide 17 yet and I know it will excite you, here are the contents:
Diversity & inclusion
• Committed to becoming a more
diverse and inclusive place of work.
• Member of Champions for Change.
• Focused on attracting and retaining
female leaders and improving gender
balance across the business.
• Increase Māori representation.
• Aiming to be an employer of choice
for emerging Māori talent.
I'm surprised you don't think it should be Slide 1 or 2
Champions For Change are a group of winners. Got Jenny Shipley as Co Chair (well that went without saying) and shes happy to talk about Genesis Energy. How About she shares her contribution to Mainzeal.
And Mike Bush. Hes the Head Cop who reckons Bruce Hutton (the cop that planted the shell case in the Arthur Alan Thomas case - and wasnt bright enough to know the shell was manufactured after the murders) was a man with integrity beyond reproach
The chart on page 6 is a waste of space ...from a presentation point of view at least
Many thanks indeed for your post. I am even more pleased now not to be a shareholder. People should be hired and promoted based on their talent and that's the ONLY relevant criteria in my opinion.
Percy mate, time is money. All I need to know is their EPS growth rate is slowing and is now in line with their peer group which are trading on much lower PE multiples the rest of this diversification, impairment and support of specific gender groups and race's is just a load of corporate public relations "creative speak", which goes by another name starting with B but probably best I don't use it ;) Next they'll have a target workforce percentage from the "rainbow community" bet you're looking forward to that.
No hint of UDC that I can see in there.
Online platform needs a lot of work, limited functionality and poor interface for accessing accounts. I opened a new account a few weeks ago and had to wait to be assigned a password for my new login as their printers were down.. Yes they print the password instead of generating one online.
As your wealthiest client will tell you, the figures do not tell the whole picture.
Failure to look beyond eps growth for one period is dangerous.HBL's growth remains intact,and is well ahead of its peer group.Well ahead,because HBL do not carry their heavy baggage..
It was a good result,sound ground work is now producing the results,with plenty of growth opportunities to come,from both NZ and Australia.
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Page 13 said: ROE reduced due to increase in capital
Means ‘new’ capital not returning as much as the ‘old’ capital was
Need to make it work harder
(And has been calculated on a weighted average)
Growth with diminishing returns is an interesting concept, esp in finance world
So business segments are growing without any of the growth hitting the bottom line (EPS).
From my point of view there are two ways you can look at an investment in company (this isn't just about HBL now).
1. Invest in the company because you like the business and it's story
2. Invest in a company because you are looking to grow your investment through EPS and Dividend growth moving forward
Number 2 is how I look at all my investments. If a company isn't going to benefit me in either EPS and Dividends growth and its current price is quoted at a level that the market expects EPS growth. It signals a warning to me.
If I was looking to buy, I won't. As there would most likely be more downside (or sideways movement) in the share price than up
If I was already holding, I would reduce or exit. For the same reason.
"Regardless of one's opinion, the market always has the last word" Mark Minervini
As mentioned in previous posts, I have nothing against HBL, enjoyed being part of their journey and the direction they are going. I'm just looking ahead at the EPS growth and know there are better Investment options out there for my money.
P.S TRA is not one of them.