Well - let's shine some light on your obscure report generalisation?
NHC didn't pay a final dividend in 2020. Soul Patts will most certainly be expecting one as NHC's major holder and recent substantial buyer.
NHC as a proportion of market cap, has more franking credits than any other ASX200 company.
Yancoal decided to gift shareholders a whopping 70 cent unfranked dividend, resulting in a 15% daily rise in share price.
NHC has failed to make an acquisition in 2021/2022, leaving surplus cash.
Quarterly reports will reflect the full year report - is "healthy" an understatement?
If NHC fail to make an acquisition in a time of high asset prices and decide to reinstate generous, fully franked dividends - yield boomers will be all over the stock come report day. What would a trailing, grossed-up yield look like - 10%, 20%, 30%?
Yeah...so worried about the report.
Above is not financial advice and my opinion only.
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