Cheerful outlook from across the Tasman in Aust Finance News (26 July),on OCA's soaring profit, 45% higher than IPO forecast.
https://www.finnewsnetwork.com.au/ar..._network180166
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Cheerful outlook from across the Tasman in Aust Finance News (26 July),on OCA's soaring profit, 45% higher than IPO forecast.
https://www.finnewsnetwork.com.au/ar..._network180166
Article starts ‘Oceania Healthcare (ASX:OCA) reported a lift in all key financial results for the 12 months to 31 May 2018, with its net profit soaring 72 per cent on the back of higher resale profits and new development sales.’ NPAT was $77m
If you adjust for the horrendous interest expense from the pre IPO days NPAT only ‘soared’ about 25%
Not too bad ...but need to keep the hype up
It seems $1.15 is what Macquarie want to sell some of their shares for. Good thing is they don’t seem in a rush.
Only guessing of course
Macquarie will never sell these on the market. If they unload them at $1,000,000 every working day it will take them just over 1.6 years to do it.
Its been said many times here it will be an off market transfer while we are sleeping.
Now for the crystal ball stuff.... and let's face it , this is what keeps the forum interesting in between the actual facts...
"the deal is already done, and post this dividend an announcement will come saying its done and dusted at market price between x and y dates".
Now there's the real reason the price is being suppressed at $1.15.
We ALL know this share is worth well north of $1.25 right now.
I like what you are putting down Maverick. I also ponder about the potential for them to keep the bulk shares for another year or two and longer. In the mean time. Bank divies, Share price appreciation. They may even have suppressed current results to make the next one more glamorous and show the management excellent ability and performance. They are playing a very good hand. We won't know, until too late... then again... you lot (me included eyeballs deep) in this for long term will be grinning ear to ear. I'm very excited about this one. Like a pig in... ✌
Hi Winner, reviewing the last 12 months, just wondering why it's necessary to make an adjustment to get NPAT 'only soared about 25%' compared to PCP.
Looking at published PCP figures (which I presume are based on same metrics & standard adjustments every co uses) NPAT increased by 71.5%, Assets increased by 24.9%, & even underlying NPAT increased by 53.1%.
Are you saying they're wrong?
Not doubting you, but could you please explain to this confused poster as I can't work this out?
Postscript' Ok I've realised/worked out what you're saying, thanks Winner, always appreciate your insights & comments (& also humour).