Year Normalised Net Profit {A} S/h Equity EOFY {B} FY2012 $140.264m $809.1m 17.3% FY2013 $129.209m $812.9m 15.9% FY2014 $102.221m $773.8m 13.2% FY2015 $130.106m $816.9m 15.9% FY2016 $152.319m $1,113.0m 13.7%
The FY2016 result is a little unfair. The end of the financial year is 30th June. So the $263m of new capital raised from shareholders in June 2016 was only on the books for a month. If I remove this new shareholder equity from my calculation I get an ROE for FY2016 of:
$152.319m/ ($1,113m - $263m) = 17.9%
On this basis I am prepared to overlook the failure for FY2016.
Conclusion: Pass Test
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