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Inghams Group Ltd Reports FY20 Half Year Results To The Market – Share Price Comes Off

Max Molinari

Max is an Equity Analyst with ASR Wealth Advisers. He has studied a Bachelor of Business and a Bachelor of Laws at the University of Technology, Sydney. Max currently holds RG146 qualifications.

Shortly before market open Inghams Group Ltd (ASX: ING) announced its half year result for FY2020. After normalising for asset impairments and restructuring, ING reported underlying EBITDA of $91.7 million. Furthermore, underlying net profit after tax (NPAT) came in at $42 million after normalising for AASB impact ($12.8m). Furthermore, the cash conversion of the business has dropped significantly from 98% to 82% - attributable to a large increase in receivables. ING has also declared an interim dividend of 7.3 cents per share.

 

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Inghams Group Ltd (ASX: ING) reports first half results for FY20. 15 minutes after market open the share price has come off 2.7%. (Credit: Fairmont Equities).

 

For Inghams, the first half of the business is generally stronger than the second half. When assuming the current run-rate, the business is on track to achieving approximately $183m for the full year. If Inghams were to report this number, it would come in below current market expectations. The demand for chicken has been solid as it remains the meat of choice, seeing volume growth of 3.4%. Although, the current drought conditions in Australia have led to an increase in wheat prices – funnelling through to feed cost for the chickens. This may present an ongoing structural issue for ING.

Inghams continues to see the cost pressures from feed and energy. While ING has been successful thus far in increasing prices to offset these cost pressures, it is likely this solution is limited and thus eventually the business may have to compromise on volumes.

15 minutes after market open the share price is trading at $3.55 per share, representing a fall of 2.7% from market close yesterday.


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