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Reliance Worldwide (ASX:RWC) - Cost out mitigates weaker demand environment

RWC’s FY24 result overall was slightly better than expected. Key positives: FY24 underlying EBITDA margin (ex-Holman) rose 20bp to 22.3% vs management’s guidance for stable margins; Cost savings of US$23m were above management’s target of US$20m with further benefits expected in FY25.

We maintain our ADD rating.

Judo Capital Holdings (ASX:JDO) - Onwards and upwards

JDO met FY24 expectations and laid out the building blocks for 15% PBT growth into FY25. We think this outlook is an important stepping stone from the earnings nadir in 2H24 into the very strong growth we believe JDO can achieve in subsequent years (PBT +70% in FY26F and +42% inFY27F).

We maintain our ADD rating.

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Ansell (ASX:ANN) - Moving in the right direction; but uncertainties remain

FY24 was mixed, with earnings tracking guidance but ahead of expectations, supported by one off items, but with revenue in line and OCF strong. Industrial sales and margins both improved on manufacturing efficiencies and carryover pricing, offsetting declining sales and contracting margins in Healthcare on inventory destocking and slowing of production to address inflated inventories.

We maintain our HOLD rating.

Baby Bunting Group (ASX:BBN) - Baby steps after a rocky year

BBN’s FY24 earnings were in line with recent guidance. Earnings came under real pressure in FY24. BBN expects to return to positive growth in sales and margins in FY25, but with an FY1 PE of 19.5x and with consensus NPAT sitting towards the top of the guidance range.

We adjust to a HOLD rating.


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