Josh
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Your Spine.
The real indicator of how old you are.
You will age faster and ungraceful, if you do not take control over it.
The Neck Spine alone can be moved in a million ways.
Chest & Lower Back also.
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Move your Spine or Die - Jakob
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@evfcfaddict @Scylla61725729 Have you heard/seen any info that suggests trouble with the integration other than what was in the last Q?
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@Scylla61725729 Thx! The sector seems to be more cyclical than I initially thought and it seems they got problems with the integration of the honeywell division plus I Tool the opportunity to get a little of the huge tax load back.
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@LukeWolgram retired ~25% of MC in last 4yrs while also paying divs, ~13x P/E, large recurring rev base (75%), 55%+ EBITDA margins, strong cash conversion, industry tailwinds (IoT, AR/VR etc.)
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@returnsoncap @evfcfaddict @lurker8679 Going forward defense GM of 11% we saw in 1H24 should be low-end of the spectrum and share of high-margin MSA revenue is growing with mining and energy (Wilson's)
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Added to $DUR.AX - seems like someone wants out quickly, happy to take some shares of this high ROIC compounder with a long runway at sub 7x ev/ebit - do your own work though, I could be totally wrong of course!
Andy@evfcfaddict
1/2 A lot of people asked for the tickers....on the left picture you got $DUR.AX - well covered by Fab5 investor @JonCukierwar with a comment on the latest q4 report: x.com/JonCukierwar/s… and a deep dive in his bio which I can highly recommend. On the right we got the
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@evfcfaddict @lurker8679 Annecdotally I've heard construction sub-contractor market has tightened in parts of Aus, so maybe also a factor impacting GM%. @JonCukierwar appreciate any further thoughts/insights
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@evfcfaddict @lurker8679 Appreciate the response. Also saw Jon's take. My concern is GM% in 3 main segments cosistently trending down - suggests they are pricing more aggressively to win jobs / more reliant on sub-contractors as they scale. Guidance looks optimistic if this continues into 2H24.
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@ComebackCap @equitybaron @evfcfaddict Might be worth a look at $PBP.AX if you're into pharma packaging. Australian contract manufacturer of OTC pharma products. Some mid-term tailwinds, capacity expansion & potential consolidation play. Apparently PE kicking the tyres on it afr.com/street-talk/ph…
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@equitybaron @evfcfaddict Who are the top pure plays in packaging?
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@bizalmanac Loved this episode - she has some super interesting holdings. $ZWS and $FNKO stick out to me. Going to have a deeper look.
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Angela Aldrich / Bayberry Capital Partners; really impressive Tiger Grand-cub with a useful 13F I'll revisit
- Long term holding periods
- Fundamental theses
- Focusing on midcaps
open.spotify.com/episode/28oYyz…
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VIWL is back!
Beyond what could have been a boring LO value discussion, Lyrical:
- unsatisfied with existing benchmarks, created their own passive value index and offers it as an ETF
- Launched an ESG fund from a subset of their existing portfolios
open.spotify.com/episode/4Bu8EI…
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@Dfabian21 @Grunix1 @TomSmith839 Agree. Hoping GS on pause and the potential large customer going silent isn’t foreshadowing a broader slowdown in new card programs / shift in competitive environment
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@returnsoncap @Grunix1 @TomSmith839 Curious to see what margin & fcf #’s will look like after stating they’re at scale for the time being. Leland has previously stated they have a pipeline of big customers & if that’s changed I wish he would share the change in environment. Otherwise, time for mgmt. to deliver.
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@Grunix1 @Dfabian21 @TomSmith839 Sounds like they expect non-GS service revenues to grow around 20%, total service revenues by 10%. License revenue will be about $5m down from $16m last year as expected. The bottom line will take a big hit this year due to the $11m delta in license revenue which is pure profit.
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@Dfabian21 @TomSmith839 As far as I understood him (the southern accent is not easy to process as a non native speaker) he refered to the usual 25-30% cagr with 2023 def being more of a consolidation year.
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@LogicalThesis Cost base carrying increased investment in R&D and headcount in preparation for ramping 2 - 4 large customers over next 2-3 years which may drive another step change in revenue (see 2018/19) in which case op. margins could get back to 30%+
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@LogicalThesis Looking at '23 estimates for total revenue obscures strong growth in SaaS revenues due to record license fee revenue recognised in Q1'22 that is unlikely to repeat in '23 (but still could depending on whether new customers decide to license or outsource to CCRD)
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