The Jun22 Qtr was only $199m EBITDA. You need to take off the 49% other equity owners in South Africa.
Following are my basic calculations based on a $200 quarter EBITDA and 20% and 40% increases on that. The interest is the interest in South Africa from the 2022 financial statements and the D&A is also from the 2022 report. I assume 2023 will be similar to 2022.
If TER can continually do $200m EBITDA a quarter, we should expect as a minimum $0.10 quarterly dividend (based on their current dividend policy).
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