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As with many other discretionary retailers, FY21 proved to be a bumper year for homewares and online furniture retailer, Adairs (ASX: ADH). The company enjoyed record sales growth and operating margins. But there are already signs that FY22 will not be as easy. continue…

by Stuart Jackson Posted in Companies, Consumer discretionary, Stocks We Like.

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Founded in 1972 and headquartered in Germany, SAP is one of the world’s largest providers of fully integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, including finance, sales, accounting, human resources and supply chain management and perhaps most importantly, 77 per cent of the world’s transactions hit a SAP system. continue…

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Funds in the Montgomery stable are long-time holders of Spark, New Zealand’s leading telco. Spark is a steady performer, and a consistent dividend payer. And its recently reported full year results paint a picture of a telco in good financial health with potential for value creation by capital recycling. continue…

by Andreas Lundberg Posted in Companies, Stocks We Like.

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In June this year, Philips was forced to recall 14 sleep and respiratory care devices due to safety concerns. While this has been a setback for the Dutch company, it’s been a major plus for Australia’s ResMed, which is poised to significantly boost its market share. continue…

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So far, reporting season has delivered for many investors. Conducive trading conditions for banks, miners, technology companies and many retailers have resulted in increased dividends and share buybacks, while the overall market has leapt to fresh highs. Of the businesses to report, several have stood out. continue…

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According to a recent rent report by Domain, gross rental yields have dived to around 4 per cent on the back of soaring property prices. This makes direct investment in property less appealing than it once was. But there are other ways to profit from Australia’s obsession with property. And one of those is via online real estate advertising company, REA Group (ASX:REA). continue…

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In my recent interview with Gary Rollo, Portfolio Manager of the Montgomery Small Companies Fund Gary focused on the bull market associated with the decarbonisation thematic, the long-term fundamentals for Lithium and Copper and two stocks, Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) and Aeris Resources (ASX:AIS). continue…

by David Buckland Posted in Companies, Stocks We Like.

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Polen Capital recently increased its holding in Siemens Healthineers as the company raised its guidance for the third time this year after sales of its rapid coronavirus testing kits reached a peak in the third quarter. continue…

by Roger Montgomery Posted in Companies, Polen Capital, Stocks We Like.

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Gary Rollo joined Chris Judd on Talk Ya Book to discuss a microcap pick in the telco and e-sports space, Pentanet (ASX: 5GG). Pentanet is a Perth based high-speed internet provider although our investment thesis is based on their volume growth opportunity in cloud gaming.

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by Gary Rollo Posted in Companies, Editor's Pick, Montgomery Small Caps Management Video Series, Stocks We Like.

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We recently mentioned Capricorn Metals (ASX:CMM) as a stock to watch with the company entering the commissioning phase of the Karlawinda project. Since then, there have been a couple of notable developments from the company including an acquisition and an operating update which has helped support our thesis. continue…

by Joseph Kim Posted in Companies, Stocks We Like.

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