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03/08/18
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Originally posted by JoeGambler
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What kind of margins have you assumed for the new capital deployed in the auto loan book, a lot higher than the 62% at H1FY18? And at what rate have you assumed they lend out that borrowed capital, retained earnings and proceeds of SACC book wind up?
I think you may be being a little optimistic, Tarvold. Then again, I would be very happy for those numbers.
I feel like there will be more options exercised in FY19 as millions are still outstanding, and some are expiring in the coming months and next year. I was thinking around 34m-35m NPAT on my very rough scribbling, essentially just evenly staggering the new earnings as the money is lent out over the year. I also cut 3/4 of the SACC contribution assuming it's run down or sold very soon. On the current number of shares EPS would be about 19.5c. So, high single digit growth on FY18, however obviously with more shares on issue that falls.
Currently the shares trade on about 12 times and that would equate to FY19 share price of $2.34. However, I think the exit from SACC lending could be a positive catalyst for PE expansion. The stock could potentially be increasingly supported by new investors/institutions by removing that ethical barrier. What do you think?
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Fair points, i'd forgotten about the loss of SACC business contibution.
Your numbers look probably more realistic.
Not sure about the PE increase though, i think it'll hoover around 11-12.