This oldtimer out, page-9

just depends if this is a temporary situation or somthing permanent. considering the current situation it will most likley linger on for sometime. in saying that could someone clarify what this statement means. ''Underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA* ) for the half year are expected to be in the region of $33 million, an increase of approximately 13% over the same period of FY2019 ($29.1 million). EBITDA (after non-recurring project costs) is expected to be circa $32 million, up 36% from $23.5 million''. does this mean no restructuring charges. if so profits could be significantly higher than last year. management didnt even bother to elaborate on this.