Low GDFI spend in SA reduced the cable business's (electrical engineering - EE) operating profit by 27%. Given no current signs of a pickup in state/municipal spend, we cut our earnings forecasts by 10% to 16% over the next three years. However, the Group has approximately a quarter of its market cap in cash. We expect Reunert to cautiously start deploying capital through select ICT acquisitions (strategic fit at right price) and renewable energy development (improving regulatory environment)...
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Reunert has navigated a decade of declining cabling demand with HEPS flat since FY'08, through cost containment and protecting its balance sheet. In our view, Reunert requires an improvement in power infrastructure spend in South Africa to grow HEPS above inflation. Eskom is no longer a top 10 customer for Reunert. Cabling production declined from c.45k tons p.a. in FY'08 to 30k tons in FY'19. Cabling contributes c.50% of Group revenue despite operating at c.67% of FY'08 production (tons). Reune...
Reunert delivered weak FY'18 results with normalised HEPS down 1% y/y. Strong exports in Applied Electronics, supported by a weaker ZAR, and a robust performance in ICT offset slowing demand for cables. Unusually, Reunert consumed more cash with net cash balances declining 72% y/y to ZAR352m (FY'17: -27%) as liquidity issues in Zambia and large contracts in Applied Electronics temporarily increased working capital 37% or ZAR491m y/y in FY'18. We expect acquisitions and share buybacks to stop ...
Reunert has provided resistance through past challenging economic cycles through share buybacks, dividends and cost control measures. We believe recent changes in the political and economic landscape in South Africa present an opportunity for the group to grow volumes in local operations given its exposure to sectors such as infrastructure and ICT. Therefore, we expect to see growth in the next 12 to 36 months. However, we expect a weak set of H1 results following economic challenges and a st...
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