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CSG's printing money. Printing service company, CSG (ASX: CSV) announced its half yearly results on Monday with its net profit after tax growing by 42% to $7.6 million. The company also declared a dividend of 4 cents per share. CSG shares closed up 9.2% for the week. To us, the most positive news within the result was the growth in the company's finance book. We expect this division will be one of the major drivers of the company's growth over the next five years. The company reconfirmed its profit guidance for the financial year to $32-34 million earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation. We own CSG shares in the investment portfolio.
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Wilson Asset Management
Wilson Asset Management has a track record of making a difference for shareholders and the community for 27 years and is the investment manager for nine LICs and two unlisted funds. Wilson Asset Management invests over $6 billion on behalf of more...
Wilson Asset Management
Wilson Asset Management has a track record of making a difference for shareholders and the community for 27 years and is the investment manager for nine LICs and two unlisted funds. Wilson Asset Management invests over $6 billion on behalf of more...
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