if they are conscious of shareholder interests in regard to franking they could either have an off market share buyback or pay a special dividend. Don’t know what their franking balance would be, but a special dividend of say 2 cents would not be unrealistic. Many other companies have to grapple with this before a likely Labour government comes to power
Ann: GRR - Quarterly Report for 3 months ended 31 December 2018, page-8
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