Great summary @madamswer,
I actually think we are reasonably early in the cycle for Korvest, even though the economy might be later cycle, as I think the strength of infrastructure projects out to 2025 are just so significant, the Aussie market is going to be very stretched in key areas and Korvest will be winning work left, right and centre once it really kicks into gear int 2019.
Either way, there will be a lot of FCF floating around the Korvest coffers ready for distribution to shareholders, with the Chairman sitting on plenty of franking credits to make it all happe.
