The investment case for CCP would be based on "looking through" the next period and having a guess at what NPAT might be on the "other side". I would guess that FY25 would be in the $100m+ region, especially if rates are cut and the cost of debt declines through the year, with another uplift from lower rates in FY26. The big caveat though, is whether anymore write downs will be needed next year if collections worsen again. You would hope CCP tightened up assumptions as a result of the big mistep which caused last year's write down. I wouldnt be suprised in the longer term if all 3 business units are making $50m+.
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