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I find it incredible that despite M2's amazing performance as a company and a stock that it is getting so little interest here.
Here is my latest thinking on their 2011 1H. http://www.fusioninvesting.com/2011/02/m2-telecommunications-a-true-leader/
Net margin and ROE improving as they develop scale.
9 years of growth behind them and more to come.
Dividend up 40%.
Underlying profit up 37%.
I find it incredible that despite M2's amazing performance as a company and a stock that it is getting so little interest here.
Here is my latest thinking on their 2011 1H. http://www.fusioninvesting.com/2011/02/m2-telecommunications-a-true-leader/
Net margin and ROE improving as they develop scale.
9 years of growth behind them and more to come.
Dividend up 40%.
Underlying profit up 37%.
It's a great company but not a cheap company. $400m market cap on $25m NPAT or PE~16 when the market is trading ~12.
The market has been marking down all the smaller ISP players - IIN, TPM and AMM are all down a fair bit from recent highs...
Can MTU keep up the growth in the post NBN world?
MTU focuses on SMB section 8/10 currently of which are taken care of by telstra, who focus on retail and high end corporate. So with MTU's target area not receiving much attention from telstra I believe MTU have scope to take some of this 80% share.
They have said that the NBN will not alter their model greatly...
do you ask the barber if you need a haircut?
A month ago I was looking at MTU and thinking if only in fell below $3.00 I would buy some, well at $2.62 on Monday I could no longer resist.
A nice history of growth, good ROE and bright prospects. Once again this is a business that can increase revenue and NPAT with very little capital expenditure required.
Well just got home to see;
NPAT up 72%
EPS up 56%
Guidance for higher revenue and improved margins
Dividend up 80%
SP down 6.51%
Will have to read the report for any hidden nasties otherwise all I can think of is change of management caused the (minor) sell off.
The management change isn't a big issue. It's an internal replacement with plenty of knowledge of the company plus the MD is moving to become exe director anyway.
M2 Telecommunications (MTU) $2.73: M2 chief executive and founder Vaughan Bowen now knows what investors thinks he's worth -- $23 million, the decline in M2's market cap after Bowen yesterday said he would step aside after 12 years in the chair, ceding to right-hand man Geoff Horth.
Read it again... guidance is for lower revenue and higher margin. The share price is marked down probably because of this strange looking guidance. Revenue down 6% on deliberate exit of low margin business, but somehow EBITDA margin will increase from current 11.3% to 15% at the same time. That is a very large jump in margin and difficult to see the levers for pulling out such a feat.
Or may be it is according to the Australian.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...after-golden-run/story-e6frg9lo-1226124852044
mtu having a great run over the last month
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