Winners and Losers Among the Industrials
The pandemic and lockdowns continue to buffet companies such as Downer, EDI, CIMIC and Mirvac, as their December half or full year reports showed on Thursday.
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The pandemic and lockdowns continue to buffet companies such as Downer, EDI, CIMIC and Mirvac, as their December half or full year reports showed on Thursday.
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The steel business continues to buoy the earnings of BlueScope, with higher demand on both sides of the Pacific - Australia and the US - leading to an increase in the company’s December half forecast.
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Spanish-controlled contractor CIMIC has reinstated its interim dividend despite a dip in earnings for the six months to June, declaring it will pay a partially-franked 42 cents a share.
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A disappointing full year result from Spanish-controlled contractor CIMIC Group saw the shares slump 17% at one stage before closing down 4.5% to $21.56.
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Spanish-controlled CIMIC Group (the former Leighton Holdings) has revealed it is on the verge of selling a 50% stake in its Thiess contracting business to the aggressive UK/US hedge fund, Elliott Advisors for an as yet unrevealed amount.
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Credit Suisse upgrades to Outperform from Neutral and raises the target to $23.60 from $ 21.90.
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Cimic Group's third-quarter sales, operating income and net profit figures were in-line with UBS's estimate but the operating cash flow conversion, impacted by the slowdown of revenues and new work due to covid-19 and reduced debtor factoring, was weaker than expected.
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Cimic reported a weak March quarter, down -8% year on year. Based on the broker's run-rate to achieve FY20 forecasts, underpinned by 1-6% profit growth guidance, Cimic has fallen behind on the run-rate and the June quarter will bring the real impact.
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2019 underlying net profit was in line with guidance and expectations. This includes the previously-announced loss related to the exit of the BICC business in the Middle East.
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First-half net profit was below expectations. Mining division strength stood out, delivering 26% growth in pre-tax profit. Operating cash flow was well below expectations. The company has indicated it is moving to alliance-style, rather than fixed-price, contracts which have a more even cash flow profile.
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