Credit Corp listed in September 2000 at 50c per share. Based on the closing price of $17.62, this represents capital growth of 3,424%. Additionally, the company has paid $3.33 (660%) in fully franked dividends. Here’s our case for the company we consider most likely to be the ‘next Credit Corp’.... Show More
Chris Stott, Chief Investment Officer at Wilson Asset Management, says Credit Corp is one stock that exceeded his expectations in the most recent reporting season. “It exceeded our expectations on the result. The outlook statement to us also looks quite light based on our numbers and what we’re forecasting here... Show More
The market is thirsty for yield and it's definitely there to be exposed. In this analyst opinion piece we look at the themes coming out of reporting season thus far and the likely implications for the remainder of the companies reporting their results. http://www.clime.com.au/investing-report-archive/reporting-season-whats-hot/ Show More
Tom Piotrowski speaks with Credit Corp (CCP) CEO, Thomas Beregi about the company's half year results To view more Executive Series interviews, visit: https://www.commsec.com.au/market-news/executive-series.html Show More
Sustainable earnings growth is the rarest of commodities, with one recent note highlighting that the vast majority of stock price increases over the past 4 years have been due to PE expansion. Show More