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From: | Derek <dkw@paradise.net.nz> |
Date: | Sat, 12 Aug 2000 12:12:06 +1200 |
>Friday afternoon ADV submitted details in the normal format >to NZSE which shows EPS at 11.1c compared with 7.9c last year >an increase of 40%. This is the real overall result >So was this all a ' pump-up job ' in order for someone to do some big selling ?? >BG Thanks for the post Brian. EPS 11.1c - If this is so, and god only knows if it is, then the current P/E is about 26. I don't think that this is excessive for ADV. Derek At 11:49 AM 12/08/00 +1200, you wrote: > All that glitters is not gold > > From the Herald report by Daniel Riordan > > > > ADV held a closed-door profit befing for analysts and >the >media n >Auckland, with a video linkup to Wellington. At the >briefing >it >reported >two profit figures - one of $6.7 million, which did >not >include >an >allowance for amortised goodwill of $3.7 million, and >a >bottom-line >figure >of $3 million (the Business Herald reported >both >figures). > >Advantage's profit last year was $3.4 million. > Advantage >did not do what >most companies typically do after such briefings >- >release full results to >the exchange, on the detailed form >required >called Appendix I. >"" with >no reference to how it was derived. > > Philippe Leloir of the market >surveillance panel said the exchange >was >investigating whether Advantage >had complied with the listing rules >and >would probably report its findings >today. > He said the exchange's >initial reaction was that the company's >actions in >not releasing its full >details were unsatisfactory. > Listing >rules that might come under >scrutiny include the requirement >that >financial information be released >to the market in prescribed >formats, >contain a specified and wide range >of information and meet >defined deadlines. >"" to describe an expense >that would appear every >year. > He said it appeared the firm did not want >shareholders to see how >far its >profit had fallen, with bottom-line >profit falling from $3.4 >million to $3 >million on revenue that tripled >from $21.2 million to $63.9 >million. >"" Mr Robb said. >"" >"" Mr Robb >said. >"" - was it mentioned >that the profit takes into account >amortisation. >"" > Advantage chief >executive Greg Cross said the >company did not believe it >had broken >listing rules, and did not intend >to deceive anyone with the way >it >released its results. >"" > He >rejected suggestions that the company was >trying to fudge its >profit >result. >"" > Analysts' reports after the >result were using the >normalised figure to >calculate their >earnings-per-share estimates, Mr >Cross said. > >"" > > >........................................................................... ..................................................................... > an increase of 40%. This is the real overall result > > in order for someone to do some big selling ?? > > BG > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.sharechat.co.nz/ New Zealand's home for market investors http://www.netbroker.co.nz/ Trade on Credit, Low Brokerage. Join now. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To remove yourself from this list, please use the form at http://www.sharechat.co.nz/forum.shtml.
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