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| | | ... million. Net revenue was down 7% for the half, thanks to reduced contributions from its E&P and funds management businesses. EBITDA adjustments in the first half included $1.7 million in expenses relating to employee terminations. Total headcount for ... |
| | | | ... continuing operations was $1 million. However, its operating cashflow more than doubled to $2.4 million while reported EBITDA rose 48% to $3.4 million. EBITDA margin rose from 10% to 13.9%. OneVue is waiting on $31 million pending from the $43 million ... |
| | | | ... The UK business enjoyed net revenue growth after product commissions of 7% with platform revenue up 25%. International EBITDA losses decreased by 1% to about $1 million for the company, with a $600,000 loss on the UK business and $400,000 on the Asia ... |
| | | | ... exchanges of the world's major developed economies (ex Australia) that own real estate assets and derive > 70% of their EBITDA from rental income," an announcement read. "REIT is currency hedged, which Lonsec believes is appropriate for income distributions. ... |
| | | | ... number of areas in its first full year results since listing, beating its prospectus forecasts for revenue, underlying EBITDA, loss and funds under administration. The firm made a $4.9 million loss across the financial year though was expecting a hit ... |
| | | | ... transaction, Oaktree set up terms or 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 ... |
| | | | ... transaction, Oaktree set up terms or covenants which required 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 ... |
| | | | ... transaction, Oaktree set up terms or covenants which required 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 ... |
| | | | ... half if FY19, which was an increase of 18% year on year. Before taxes, it made a loss of $11.8 million for the period. EBITDA was down to $4.5 million as it moved towards connectivity and broadband instead of being a managed services business. |
| | | | ... valuations of infrastructure assets in listed markets are attractive relative to those in private markets. CBRE's team looked at EBITDA multiples of 70 private transactions across multiple sectors over last two years and compared it to listed infrastructure ... |
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