Thanks Yoda. People have to live somewhere, they don't have to drink A2 Milk. 37% compound average growth rate for the last 5 years is quite SUM achievement and only trading on a forward PE for 2020 of about 15-16. No other stock on the NZX is trading on proven metrics that compelling and a PEG of just 0.4
I think there's going to be a decent dividend for then half year earnings to 31 December 2019 on top of the $7...at least that is my expectation that the board would have thought of who is entitled to earnings for the last 6 months, i.e. current shareholders. Hopefully this dividend will be based on IFRS profits, (i.e. all inclusive profit inclusive of property value gains since 30 June 2019). Provided that's the case I am inclined to accept and move on.
A lot of money will stay in this retirement sector which is why the rest of it is on fire.
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