Return of doubts about Orora
A weak trading update, especially for its expensive French buy in late 2023, has seen the return of investor doubts about packaging group (and Amcor spin off a decade ago) Orora Ltd.
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A weak trading update, especially for its expensive French buy in late 2023, has seen the return of investor doubts about packaging group (and Amcor spin off a decade ago) Orora Ltd.
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Melbourne-based packaging company Orora (ASX:ORA) is set to raise over $1.3 billion from its shareholders in order to acquire Saverglass.
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Orora has strengthened its packagingbusiness in North America in the first quarter, with earnings growth that surprised to the upside, while Australasia remains flat.
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Shares in packing group, Orora, surged more than 8% in one of the best days for the stock this year after the company said it had shaken off the impact of COVID that many investors had thought would threaten its core bottling operations.
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Melbourne-based packaging business Orora (the rump of Amcor) will make another buyback of up to 10% at cost of $230 million in the wake of a solid full-year result for 2019-20. The buyback is the second from the company rewarding shareholders with the $1.55 billion profit from the sale of its Australian Fibre business in April.
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The company has signalled a seasonally lower profit is expected in the Americas in the June half. Neutral maintained. Target is $3.75.
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The Neutral rating is retained and the target price increases to $3.80 from $3.65.
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A turnaround in North America is considered key to any re-rating. Neutral maintained. Target rises to $3.65 from $2.90.
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Orora's first half result was comfortably ahead of Morgans expectations and the broker increases underlying earnings forecasts by between 1-2% for FY21-23. Hold rating and the target is increased to $3 from $2.61.
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The company expects to complete the sale of the fibre business by the end of the month. Credit Suisse now assumes $750m is distributed by way of a special dividend of $0.62. A $200m buyback is then expected in FY21.
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