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RYM · HY26

RYM's first positive FCF in a decade masks a $40.2m PBT loss

Balance sheet reset is structurally positive, but operating earnings remain deeply negative while GAAP losses obscure the transformation narrative.

FPH · HY26

FPH NPAT up 39% but cash conversion fell sharply on profit outpacing OCF

Revenue grew 14% and margins expanded, yet operating cash flow rose only 5.5%, raising questions about earnings quality into the second half.

OCA · HY26

PBT scrapes to NZ$1.0m as tax benefit lifts NPAT and capex doubles

Headline swing to profit masks a barely-breakeven pre-tax result, an NZ$8.4m free cash outflow, and leverage still at 14.5x EBITDA.

FPH · FY25

NPAT up 50.7% and pre-lease FCF surged from $26.9m to $445.6m

Operating leverage on 27.8% revenue growth combined with a $108.3m capex step-down to deliver a cash-flow inflection and a clear net-cash position.

FPH · HY25

FPH HY25: NPAT up 43% as free cash flow swings to +$169.4m

Revenue growth of 18.4% converted to a net cash balance sheet as capex normalised from $275.5m to $55.1m.

FPH · HY24

PBT up 23% but FCF swings to -NZ$127.5m as capex jumps to 34% of sales

Revenue momentum and a PBT recovery are offset by capex-led cash burn, doubled gross borrowings and a dividend no longer covered by free cash flow.

FPH · FY23

FPH FY23: PBT down 35% as pre-lease free cash flow collapsed to $26.9m

A 14% H2 revenue rebound partially masks a post-COVID reset in hospital hardware, a working-capital build, and capex that lifted to 13.4% of revenue.

FPH · HY23

PBT fell 62% as post-COVID revenue reset flipped FPH into a net debt position

Hospital revenue normalised, inventory days nearly doubled, operating cash fell to NZ$1.9m, yet the interim dividend still edged up.

EBO · HY25

EBOS HY25: statutory NPAT down 18.9% and leverage up to 3.86x as Healthcare...

Operating cash flow nearly doubled to NZ$189.8m, but the dividend now absorbs essentially all statutory earnings while net debt/EBITDA drifts higher.