1. I'm ok with ignoring "one-offs" when looking long-term. However, as a long time follower of Hum, you would know that these "one-offs" are a frequently recurring in the recent past. This makes me skeptical of "normalised cash profit" - especially since Hum themselves have stated that they are using this manufactured metric for measuring management bonuses and LTIs.
2. The preference shared dividend (or interest payment on debt as explained in my previous post) - is a real cash cost, and is annually recurring.
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