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Jack Collopy, the small cap Tsar at Perpetual writes: STW Communications (STW) is the largest communications group in Australasia

Tom McKay

Livewire Markets

Jack Collopy, the small cap Tsar at Perpetual writes: STW Communications (STW) is the largest communications group in Australasia. Despite many traditional media companies struggling with declining revenues and shrinking market share from other channels (online, multi-channel, payTV), we really like STW due to its considerable exposure to the growing online channel. While STW offers its services mainly in Australia and New Zealand, its recent expansion in South East Asia has been an excellent move, generating impressive growth results so far, especially within digital. What really sets STW apart from some of its competitors is the management's focus on diversifying its service offering. Its strategy of constantly evolving the services it offers to clients is a good one, with many of these moving well beyond 'traditional' advertising solutions. And with a strong franked dividend yield, we believe STW will continue to generate good returns for our investors. Read more: (VIEW LINK)


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Tom McKay
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Tom McKay is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Livewire. Tom's passionate about democratising access to high quality investment ideas and insights, so all investors can make more informed and successful investment decisions.

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