Have a closer look at the number disclosed in yesterday's announcement, Sigma lost the CW contract and around 30m EBIT for FY2020, the $300M released cash coming out of that contract will be redeployed into other revenue earning asset or business, however on today's high asset valuation environment, it's hard to generate 10% EBIT (30m from 300m capital).
Personally I believe the best approach is not rushing into new business, but should go for a massive share buy-back.
$300 Millions doesn't cover the short-fall the CW left over, but it can reduce the outstanding shares by HALF.
Ann: Trading Update, page-44
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