Analysis of a2 Milk and HUB24
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses global markets, best and worst performers in January, the relation between consumer sentiment and recessions, debt to GDP, HUB24 and The a2 Milk Company.
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Australia is our most well-established market where we have had a continued strong focus since 2007.
The Australian fresh milk business continues to strengthen with 10.7%1 revenue growth and a record 11.2% market share2, up from 9.8% for the same period a year ago.
a2 Milk™ was the fastest growing major fresh milk brand in Australian supermarkets and remains the leading premium milk brand and the only brand ranged in all major Australian supermarkets.
a2 Platinum® infant nutrition revenue grew 35.3% and remains the market brand leader in grocery and pharmacy channels.
We remain the highest brand advertiser within both the milk and infant formula categories, which continues to drive growth in brand awareness and consumer loyalty.
The a2 Milk Company have licensed the a2 Milk™ brand to Fonterra to launch into fresh milk in New Zealand.
a2 Milk™ became available in stores across New Zealand from July FY19.
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses global markets, best and worst performers in January, the relation between consumer sentiment and recessions, debt to GDP, HUB24 and The a2 Milk Company.
WATCH VIDEOFund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses global markets, best and worst performers in January, the relation between consumer sentiment and recessions, debt to GDP, HUB24 and The a2 Milk Company.
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The A2 Milk Company (ASX:A2M) has announced a notable 27% rise in profit for the fiscal year 2022-23.
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Synlait shares jumped nearly 15% Tuesday on news that Chinese regulators approved partner a2 Milk’s China label baby formula - a2 was up less than 2%.
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A bad Wednesday for Kiwi dairy groups Synlait Milk and A2 Milk, with both under pressure from nervy investors and Synlait shares sold off 25% to a record low.
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The final week of this reporting season kicked off yesterday with results from, among others, regional bank Bendigo and Adelaide, retailer Adairs and Kiwi dairy leader A2 Milk.
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Neutral rating and $5.15 target price retained.
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The Neutral rating and target price of $5.75 are retained.
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The Buy rating and target price of NZ$10.20 are retained.
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UBS upgrades EPS forecasts for FY22 and FY23 by 2% and 4%, and raises the target price to $5.50 from $5. The Underperform rating is unchanged.
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