OCA - Oceania Group - retirement villages

[Cupsy]

I am flabbergasted by this report. Imagine the manhours put into that.

Imagine the hours put into everyone of these reports required by law throughout the whole country.

[kiora]

Good report from Oceania

http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-websit...012/420932.pdf

Key KPI achieved?
"Remuneration
Performance metrics are included in Executive
and other senior management remuneration.
A number of KPIs under Oceania’s Remuneration
Policy is collective delivery against Oceania’s
strategic pillar priorities, including a KPI that is
specific to sustainability (including climate) as
outlined further on page 35"

pg 35 "Oceania established a $500m, five-year,
sustainability linked loan in July 2022.
One of the key Sustainability Performance
Targets (SPTs) is the establishment of, and
meeting a, GHG emissions target verified
by the SBTi. Meeting this SPT attracts an
interest margin discount and not meeting
this SPT incurs an interest margin penalty.
In this reporting period, Oceania met all SPTs
and will receive an interest margin discount. "

Q: Who pays for the interest margin discount?

[ValueNZ]

51c fellas. How low can it go?

I'm loving it.

[850man]

51c fellas. How low can it go?

I'm loving it.

You topping up?

[ValueNZ]

You topping up?

Always (at these prices ).

[Daytr]

Always (at these prices ).

At 42c I might get tempted.
Deeper value.

[ValueNZ]

At 42c I might get tempted.
Deeper value.

42c seems arbitrary. What's with that?

We may never see 42c... But I hope we do.

[ValueNZ]

At 42c I might get tempted.
Deeper value.

Hey Daytr, does this mean you agree with SailorRob and I that lower prices are in fact better than high.

Because you have spent a lot of time in the past arguing the opposite.

[Entrep]

42c seems arbitrary. What's with that?

We may never see 42c... But I hope we do.

You’d be ecstatic at 0.1c then?
And also gutted with $10?

[ValueNZ]

You’d be ecstatic at 0.1c then?
And also gutted with $10?

Ecstatic would be an understatement.

That would mean the market valuing Oceania at $724,000, a company with $2.8 billion in assets. Basically like winning the lottery but a hundred times better.