Today Afterpay has reached a market cap of $760m and based on forward EPS of 9.5cents it trades on a P/E Ratio of 54x. Contrast this with FXL which trades at a P/E Ratio of 6.6x based on a forward EPS of 23cents.
I know FXL is tired, but with a new CEO and new funds available by halving the dividend payments to loyal shareholders how can the above disparity be explained?
Is FXL so on the nose and so mistrusted because of repeated forecast misses that an unproven new listing can beat the pants off it.
Simon Brewis-Weston must be the most embarrassed CEO in Australia at the moment.
And by the way Simon, when is the AGM, it's nearly November and no date set yet, or is it because Andrew Abercrombie is still cruising around on his big boat. How about treating the majority of your shareholders with a bit more respect for their personal timetables and not just Mr Abercrombie's.
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