a bit of simple maths may help explain why BRZ looks so "cheap", and arguably why it should be a darn sight "cheaper":
(a) 6 mths to 12/2002 BRZ reported an NPAT (pre-abnormals) of $18.8 mio.
(b) 12mths to 06/2003 BRZ are forecasting an NPAT (pre-abnormals) of $12 mio
now, (b) - (a) means that in this current six mths BRZ are going to make a substantial loss. On a tax adjusted basis I figure they will lose about $10 mio.
one helluva turnaround in six mths, and not hard to understand why their share price will remain under pressure until management can reassure investors they are back in control.
BRZ Price at posting:
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