CPU: a decade of headwinds now turning to tailwinds
On Thursday, share registry Computershare (ASX: CPU) held an investor day in Melbourne, which Portfolio Manager Matthew Haupt and Senior Equity Analyst John Ayoub attended. The company reaffirmed FY17 earnings per share (EPS) guidance of US 56-58 cents, up 1.7-5.3% on the previous corresponding period. We believe in the ability of Computershare’s management to reduce costs, and combined with the company’s conservative balance sheet, we expect to see potential for capital management initiatives later this year. Shares in Computershare closed up 8.1% for the week. We own Computershare as a market-driven investment in WAM Capital, WAM Leaders and WAM Active.
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Matthew has more than 20 years’ experience in the investment industry working as both a portfolio manager and analyst. Prior to joining Wilson Asset Management in 2004, Matthew gained extensive large-cap experience in his previous role within Australian Executor Trustees (now part of Equity Trustees). Matthew is the Lead Portfolio Manager responsible for WAM Leaders Limited and Wilson Asset Management Leaders Fund.
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Matthew has more than 20 years’ experience in the investment industry working as both a portfolio manager and analyst. Prior to joining Wilson Asset Management in 2004, Matthew gained extensive large-cap experience in his previous role within...
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Matthew has more than 20 years’ experience in the investment industry working as both a portfolio manager and analyst. Prior to joining Wilson Asset Management in 2004, Matthew gained extensive large-cap experience in his previous role within...
Expertise
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