I missed a good part of the conference call . Was there any mention of any improvement in the Daigou Australian/Nz market? Overall nothing new since the Q1 update. I guess a little early after only 3 months for a profit upgrade.
Chair Brett Hewlett was asked about the company’s share price, which is currently $3.75, having remained largely static over the year despite the positive full-year earnings announcement. “The one thing that keeps me awake at night is that our share price poorly reflects the true capability of this organisation,” Hewlett said. “We just have to just focus on business fundamentals and be ... focused on improving earnings growth as well as we can, while also investing in our brand story – there’s value to be had from CVT.”
Chair Brett Hewlett was asked about the company’s share price, which is currently $3.75, having remained largely static over the year despite the positive full-year earnings announcement. The one thing that keeps me awake at night is that our share price poorly reflects the true capability of this organisation,” Hewlett said. “We just have to just focus on business fundamentals and be ... focused on improving earnings growth as well as we can, while also investing in our brand story – there’s value to be had from CVT.”
That’s one reason why they got the PR people to co-opt the series of articles in Newsroom linked above (otherwise known as a content series)
Good move to get more punters interested in investing in Comvita
Good move
Last edited by winner69; 20-10-2021 at 06:59 PM.
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
According to asx update demand for Bubs infant formula has surged in the Daigou channel up to 6.5 times on prior year. And up 265 percent quarter on quarter. This has got to be good news for CVT as Australia re opens. I also hear that the Manuka season looking good.
I’m thinking of topping up. Be interested in your thoughts?
After reading pages 6 to 9 of SEK's recent presentation, I decided to sell my CVT and recycle the funds into SEK,as their growth and dividends looked a lot healthier than CVT's.
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