Originally Posted by
Vaygor1
I don't have the data at hand at the moment but I have a note that last year's Audited FY NPAT was $1.57 million.
40% on that equates to $2.2 million NPBT however I believe the guidance to be conservative based on then nature of such announcements since Garry Bluett became Chairman, together with the fact the current financial year is not over.
My current understanding is that ALF have significant tax losses going forward from days-gone-by and will not have to pay any tax for many a year.
I think there will be enough surplus cashflow for ALF to pay a dividend of at least 0.5 cents/share. Possibly quite a lot more.