It’s a valuation model. Debt is irrelevant. Events such as coal price surges (or collapses) , M&A activity, weather events can play havoc with SP and the model. Of course, if interest rates come back to ‘normal’ levels, that too will impact SP. How else can an investor get a handle on current SP versus ‘theoretical’ modeling (apart from technical TA)
Ann: FY23 Audited Financial Statements and Dividend Declaration, page-62
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