H123 ebitda was down 9% on pcp ….H223 was down 24% and current last year going to be about 30%
Things getting worse
No worries ….rest of year will be OK
So how much of VSL's profits in 2021 and 2022 came from windfall profits from the rise and rise of steel prices on their stock and forward purchase order?
Guess we have a bit of an inkling now that it was substantial?
So how much of VSL's profits in 2021 and 2022 came from windfall profits from the rise and rise of steel prices on their stock and forward purchase order?
Guess we have a bit of an inkling now that it was substantial?
It shouldn't take the deflating of a commodity bubble to provide the evidence that earnings were unsustainable...should have been evident enough when earnings (& margins) shot up when steel prices inflated
From april 2022...
Originally Posted by Muse
nearing (or passing) the peak of the cycle no doubt - hence the muted SP reaction
the impact of falling steel prices - whenever that may occur - will be far more pronounced than the slippage of volumes
Whether it be steel, freight, retail, etc...always interesting how the market is surprised when a bubble pops.
It shouldn't take the deflating of a commodity bubble to provide the evidence that earnings were unsustainable...should have been evident enough when earnings (& margins) shot up when steel prices inflated
From april 2022...
Whether it be steel, freight, retail, etc...always interesting how the market is surprised when a bubble pops.
Indeed, Muse.
Which is why I remain bemused with all the angst over the share prices of the RV stocks when the property market has well and truly popped!
I still believe Vulcan to be a very good business with a high class management team. I'm patiently watching the share though not committed to purchasing...the financial metrics at the current price don't do much for me.
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