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Added a month ago
Justification

If we assume H2 is the same as H1 and a PE of 15, we get yesterdays share price ($0.55), but as H2 is usually stronger than H1, if we assume H2 NPAT is a 40% improvement on H1 then we get $0.66.

Either way, I think LBL is tracking nicely at this stage.

Silky84
Added a month ago

Given the language used and repeated mention of H2 being strong- they clearly already have decent insight into this almost 2 months in- i think NPAT will be higher in H2 and hopefully just above that $3million mark

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Rick
Added a month ago

Is anyone brave enough to take a stab at 2H NPAT? I’ll throw it out there to see what others are thinking. I think it will be their biggest half yet at $3 million.

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Bushmanpat
Added a month ago

I'm not brave @Rick But I'll have a crack.

@Wini based his 80c valuation from 4 months ago on a FY26 NPAT of $6-7M, as we will most likely see the impact of the Komatsu licensing deal. That needs 2H NPAT to be $3.5 - $4.5M, by far their biggest half.

While I'd love to see that, I'm going to be a bit more conservative and sit just above you at $3.1M. That's about the 40% increase used in my valuation.

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Tom73
Added a month ago

Playing the numbers out, assuming Opex in H2 is just up 2% on H1 and H2 revenue is the same ratio to H1 as in FY25 plus 2m for tech then I get NPAT of $6.5m for the full year (ie @Wini's number). It’s $5.7m if you take out the $2m revenue for tech. I left margin at H1 FY26 rate.

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So I guess $5.5-6.5m depending on the Komatsu tech deal and what margin it’s at.

I still have to interrogate this estimate on Opex assumptions in particular, but I don’t see it moving a lot.

Disc: I own RL

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