Words of wisdom, W69.
Not sure whether the writeup below qualifies as worthy of note but it certainly paints a glowing picture of HLG :
https://www.stockopedia.com/articles...nzehlg-135528/
Excerpt :
By looking at a small number of important ratios you can get an idea about the competitive strength and profit power in a business.
Here's what they are and why they are important - and how Hallenstein Glasson Holdings stacks up against them:
High rates of Free Cash Flow - the measure of a thriving company.
- A high ratio of free cash flow to sales can be a very positive sign. For Hallenstein Glasson Holdings, the figure is an
impressive 20.7%.
High Return on Capital Employed - the measure of a company growing efficiently and profitably.
- A 5-year average ROCE of more than 12 percent is a pointer to strong efficiency. For Hallenstein Glasson Holdings, the figure is an
eye-catching 41.7%.
High Return on Equity (compared to peers) - the measure of a company making good profits from its assets.
- Hallenstein Glasson Holdings has
a 5-year average ROE of 34.2%.
High Operating Margins (compared to peers) - the measure of a company with pricing power
- Hallenstein Glasson Holdings has
a 5-year average operating margin of 11.8%.