Capral on track to resume dividends for FY16
Capral (ASX: CAA) is an Australian based manufacturer and distributor of aluminium products for use in residential, commercial and industrial markets. They produce a range of products including window frames and street signs, where their domestic supply chain is a key advantage compared with the long lead times of importers. In October 2013 they acquired the OneSteel Aluminium business which has been successfully integrated, providing a number of synergies and increasing exposure to the buoyant residential construction sector. Capral’s competitive position has benefited from the weaker AUD as well as a government inquiry that resulted in favourable anti-dumping rulings. These factors have resulted in market share gains at the expense of some overseas competitors.
The balance sheet remains strong, and the company won’t have to pay tax for many years, thanks to accumulated grossed-up tax losses of close to $290m. This, coupled with modest CapEx requirements, should result in strong cash generation. The company has paid no dividends since 2004, but appears on track to consider a final dividend at the FY16 result (December year-end). Assuming a conservative 50%
payout of FY16 free cash flow, the stock is yielding over 8% at a share price of 17.5c.
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