Both AFR and OrdMinnet are suggesting that Capital Investment in mining and oil is at its cyclical turn around point, through to 2020+.
Noting MND's low LT debt, but very high book value .... how much capacity for capitalizing on increased industry capital expenditure do they have? i.e. how much more business can they handle, and how quickly could they take it on?
Does anyone with financial/mining knowledge know what their growth caps may be (capability wise)?
Or is this an ignorant question?
Ann: Contracts Update, page-148
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