The cash balance fluctuates massively between HY and FY results due to a big rush of orders as government budgets require spending before EOFY.Does anyone know why DTL holds so much cash on its books? It has a market cap of $169 million, negligible debt and cash of $109 million.
The cash balance fluctuates massively between HY and FY results due to a big rush of orders as government budgets require spending before EOFY.
Despite this seasonality, they have been increasing the average cash balance over recent times.
Data#3 fell 7.21% today on no news. Entire sector seems to be on the nose presently. Haven't really seen a direct trigger for the sentiment other than continued concern over industry change and ability of the participants to adapt.
I'm sure there will be a few 'upcoming election causing deferral' excuses coming up for any guidance misses. Other movements today included RXP -5.56%, ASZ -3.13%. Despite inching higher today SMX has been in capitulation mode, trading down to $1.65ish from around $2.60 at HY report.
Despite the falls, some of these companies have been providing decent numbers in the recent results, so could rebound strongly if results continue in that trajectory.
Despite the falls, some of these companies have been providing decent numbers in the recent results, so could rebound strongly if results continue in that trajectory.
Yes, but look where the next support line is.
If the audited profit comes at 13M I expect the dividend to be over 5 cents; any other guesses?
Huge selling after the dividend! Not sure why, perhaps because the next dividend is historically much less than the September one? Happy to hold for the medium term as I think it's a great company with good direction.
Underlying result wasn't quite as good as statutory number in my opinion
YesJust out of curiousity, are you referring to the reversal of "deferred consideration" for business aspect?
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