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18/01/16
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Originally posted by fastenyourseatbelt
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I remember reading a quote from another poster on Shine. There is 2 WIP unbilled disbursements totallling 75% of their WIP.
I remember as i was turned off investing in it. It seems like they have been on the books for a while. Now they are writing it off.
Here is his comment in relation to it.
For SHJ The 2015 year ended with large amounts of WIP and unbilled disbursements. The amount I calculated is that these two amounts constitute just over 75% of the asset base. It's no wonder that free cash flow is significantly lower than EBITDA. I looked at the figures over the past couple of years, and there is no clear trend that this is improving.
I know that Slater & Gordon has been getting a lot of bad press recently, but comparing the WIP to total assets amounts to only around 27% - that's a significant difference.
So Shine seem to be overstating their WIP here comparing against Slater and Gordon standards.
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That means Shine have an overstatement of WIP of 48% compared to Slater and Gordon in relation to FCF. They might lose a little SHINE when they drop their WIP 48% to get to Slaters 2015 ratios and if Slaters new CFO is more conservative they might need to go further to meet his standards.