Lol and the funny thing is as many retail investors now despair, the future dividends of AGL are reasonably attractive based off the current share price.
FY23 forecast dividend of 6% and by FY24 franking credits should be coming back (on a combined entity) with the demerger its a little bit more murky.
EBITDA should bottom in FY22 and thereafter grow slowly.
NET Debt is forecast to decline, whilst allowing sufficient funds from operating cash flow to fund replacement CAPEX.
AGL is a long term turn around for me, and I still believe at current share prices, the return will be satisfactory.
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