my 2009 fy numbers (back of the envelope) aren't too far off bby's. I have them doing 31 mill EBITDA for 08 and 78 mill EBITDA for 09....which means npat will be about 50 mill. NPAT is not as pure a number as EBITDA, since the D & A bit can be a bit volatile, and I & T bits are subject to how much debt you have paid down and fiscal changes by the govt. EBITDA really cuts away the nonsense and lets you see the operational health of a company....just my way of looking at things, I suppose.
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