One question I've had for a while that maybe you can shed some light on, pokerface:
What is the reason for the accumulation of cash/cash equivalents; aka why is the div so low given there's so much free cashflow?
NST has a great track record of making excellent investment decisions, but companies sitting on a pile of cash always make me nervous that the CEO/board will feel a need a to do something with it whether or not there's a good investment case.
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