If you look at the accounts the tax due in FY24 was $13 million, but they paid only $7.6 million out of cash given the lags. Debt during the year has risen from $50 million to $70 million. So interest costs will rise. Depreciation jumped from $15 million to $21 million. The broker modelling suggests that even with revenue rising 20% there is only a limited rise in NPAT and cash flow in FY25. Of course they may do better than that, but it is a high bar.
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