Thanks for the tip on the Treasury shares. That knocks 2.5% off everything
And, you found an issue caused by a bug in my spreadsheet. I had over-spent $16m on unfinished projects. That gives us a 3% boost
Here's an amended set of estimates...
Investment Properties 20.3 1 Undeveloped land being sold 169.9 2 Current value of under construction 309.0 3 Property in 2021 report 499.2 4 Still to spend to finish projects 310.6 5 Total spend on properties 809.8 6 7 Profit on future sales 201.1 8 2.5 years of admin -40.0 9 Carried forward capital loss -27.0 10 Tax to pay on future profit 40.2 11 12 Franking credits now 74.4 13 Credits after future tax 114.6 14 15 Flow to shareholders: 16 Sale of undeveloped land 223.9 17 Sale of Homes, retail, investments 786.1 18 Franking credits 114.6 19 less 20 Spend to complete 310.6 21 Admin 40.0 22 Debt 168.9 23 Other net liabilities 45.7 24 Future Tax 40.2 25 Net ($m) 519.2 26 per share divs $2.96 27 per share credits $0.84
Please keep in mind I've just pieced this together from many (often conflicting) reports and announcements. I may have made incorrect assumptions or just added stuff up incorrectly. Do your own research.
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