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| | ... a few aren't certain that the underlying direction in business investment is down. So it was. The September quarter capex report offered little surprise. Here's the headline take from the ABS' September 2020 quarter report: - Total new capital ... |
| | | ... be $30,250 better off on average with an industry super fund account. A survey of nine industry funds suggested forward CAPEX spending would be around $33 billion, of which, $19.5 billion in CAPEX will create over 200,000 jobs between 2020 and 2023. ... |
| | | Australian private new capital expenditure (capex) usually commands attention before and during its release for it provides an indication of domestic firms' optimism towards future growth as well as, itself, being a driving component of that growth. ... |
| | | ... with both trading on similar FY21 PE ratios but HUB24 growing ~6x more rapidly in FY21 and ~3x in FY22 (using like-for-like capex, share based payments & tax adjusted EPS),"Ord Minnett head of institutional research Nicholas McGarrigle said in a note ... |
| | | ... vast majority of raisings, 91%, were for financial flexibility and liquidity, while the remaining 9% were for expansionary capex. |
| | | ... from +7); large non-manufacturing index (+21 from +23); large non-manufacturing outlook (+15 from +17); and all industry capex intentions (+6.6% from +7.4%). Fortunately, household spending had been holding up well - retail spending rose by 1.9% in the ... |
| | | ... for businesses (lower official cash rate) could encourage increased capital expenditure - evident in the 14.9% increase in capex intentions for 2019/20 in estimate 3 of the capex survey from estimate 2 - as well as the stabilisation in the property market. ... |
| | | ... doesn't apply to the current environment" where the official cash rate is heading to zero. Australian total private new capex fell by 0.5% in the second quarter following a 1.3% decline in the March and the exact opposite of market expectations for ... |
| | | ... covenants which required Blue Sky to maintain a minimum balance for cash, recurring EBITDA, net tangible assets and annual capex. These were to be measured quarterly. Blue Sky met them for the December quarter but on May 9 said it was in breach of the ... |
| | | ... Blue Sky to maintain a minimum cash balance, minimum cash recurring EBITDA, minimum net tangible assets and minimum annual capex. These were to be measured quarterly. Blue Sky met them for the December quarter but on May 9 said it was in breach of the ... |
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