What's going on Beagle - same as last year - no pay rise - haven't they heard about this cost of living crisis
See part of the NZA update on the NZX today:
"The Company is continuing to experience increased costs for certain vehicles in Japan along with increased freight costs. A key driver of the increased costs in Japan has been the impact that the semi-conductor shortage is having on the new car market, which in turn is raising demand for used vehicles."
In relation to Turners, I note the following:
1. Over 90% of their cars are locally sourced.
2. I love the last sentence: raised demand for used vehicles.
I think the tailwinds will continue for Turners for the next few years.
And now other companies will struggle to import their used EV's after the biggest shipping company transporting them suspends EV carrying operations
https://www.autocar.co.nz/transport-...-carrying-evs/
Another tailwind for Tuners who buy about 90% of their cars locally.
TRA still trades cum its 6 cent fully imputed third quarter dividend today. (ex divvy tomorrow).
http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-websit...630/367599.pdf
Its all good for TRA. Sometime in the next decade I reckon TRA pick up used car rights (aka trade ins) for one of the big manufacturers. It makes perfect sense in my mind.
TRA- priced attractively and long runway of growth ahead. Love it
Was always going to happen. N.Z. a minnow market for Daimler and most head office functions for our market are run out of Australia.
I'd wager Rick Armstrong already had it confirmed that agency model would be rolled out here. How many other European manufacturers will follow suit ? Sorry Rick, the market was too smart to buy your "Pup" and the growth forecasts were laughable, (straight out of the MFB playbook).
TRA rocks on. Happy holder.
TRA have gone from being "the poor cousin" in the motor industry to "the Rock Star".
In Aussie already Holden,Mercedes,and Honda dealers have been screwed.
Rick Armstrong ,Giltrap and others now being screwed.
Wonder whether Colonial Motor Company will be screwed at some stage.?
Well they all had "the good years."
the chart suggests it could go to 3.70 but the fundamentals suggest no way. so support is building at 4
i bought a few more, now 13% of equity portfolio!