No debt going forward and an A$0.70 per share dividend.
The latter may disappoint some - I was hoping for A$0.80, and others on 'HC' perhaps being unrealistic in suggesting far more - but the company's median realised coal price was most pleasing.
That the div is fully franked is a bonus for many Australian-domiciled holders, and even overseas ones may benefit.
How many ASX listed companies can boast that they want have to pay lenders any interest to speak of in the current FY?
Ann: 2022 Financial Result Presentation, page-2
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