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<ul><li>MCE reported $85.0m revenue (+80% vs pcp), $11.0m EBITDA (vs $0.2m pcp) and $3.6m NPAT, a significant beat to our estimates and consensus (EHe:$6.1m EBITDA and $(1.4)m NPAT).</li><li>Increased activity from subsea oil &amp; gas drove topline growth, with a favourable revenue mix paired with meaningful operating leverage supporting the 17.9% EBITDA margin delivered in the 2H24.</li><li>Net cash (excl leases) increased to $14.4m ($13.9m at 1H23), supported by $3.2m in free cash flow after $4.5m in capex (~$3.0m growth) and modest $0.5m working capital draw supporting the larger revenue base.</li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

MCE reported $85.0m revenue (+80% vs pcp), $11.0m EBITDA (vs $0.2m pcp) and $3.6m NPAT, a significant beat to our estimates and consensus (EHe:$6.1m EBITDA and $(1.4)m NPAT).Increased activity from subsea oil &amp; gas drove topline growth, with a favourable revenue mix paired with meaningful operating leverage supporting the 17.9% EBITDA margin delivered in the 2H24.Net cash (excl leases) increased to $14.4m ($13.9m at 1H23), supported by $3.2m in free cash flow after $4.5m in capex (~$3.0m growth) and modest $0.5m working capital draw supporting the larger revenue base.Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

<ul><li>MCE has announced the award of $30m SURF contract from Subsea 7.</li><li>Work is expected to commence in June 2024 quarter with completion during December 2024; majority of work to be recognised through FY'25.</li><li>MCE now expect FY'24 revenue to be in excess of $80m, with opportunities in the pipeline to add to this - which implies further contract wins likely in the short term given lead times on manufacturing.</li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

MCE has announced the award of $30m SURF contract from Subsea 7.Work is expected to commence in June 2024 quarter with completion during December 2024; majority of work to be recognised through FY'25.MCE now expect FY'24 revenue to be in excess of $80m, with opportunities in the pipeline to add to this - which implies further contract wins likely in the short term given lead times on manufacturing.Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Matrix Composites & Engineering Ltd - Secures $30m Contract

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Macroeconomics

Little changed to support the rebound in EUR and weakness in the USD on Thursday.&nbsp; In fact dovish ECB comments and on-message statements from senior Fed members suggest the policy divergence is likely to intensify next month.&nbsp; Eurozone industrial production showed a flat trend in recent quarters and US labour data were firm.&nbsp; Eurozone GDP and US retail sales today in focus. A comparison of CAD and AUD reveal much in common, we see downside pressure persisting for both.&nbsp; Weaker oil prices an immediate threat for CAD.&nbsp; Bank of Canada speech tonight in focus.&nbsp; Australian RBA minutes and wage data next week pose downside risk for the AUD.

Little changed to support the rebound in EUR and weakness in the USD on Thursday.&nbsp; In fact dovish ECB comments and on-message statements from senior Fed members suggest the policy divergence is likely to intensify next month.&nbsp; Eurozone industrial production showed a flat trend in recent quarters and US labour data were firm.&nbsp; Eurozone GDP and US retail sales today in focus. A comparison of CAD and AUD reveal much in common, we see downside pressure persisting for both.&nbsp; Weaker oil prices an immediate threat for CAD.&nbsp; Bank of Canada speech tonight in focus.&nbsp; Australian RBA minutes and wage data next week pose downside risk for the AUD.

The AUD is being pulled harder in opposite directions with the labour data suggesting the non-mining sector is coming to life, but weaker commodity demand in China and weak energy prices are dragging harder from below; best to stay on the side-lines for now.&nbsp; Oil prices appear to be responding to concerns over too much supply.&nbsp; The ECB has said low oil prices are a contributing factor to its assessment that more policy easing may be required. We stick to our weaker EUR view, as other major CBs are more prepared to look through the dis-inflation risk.

The AUD is being pulled harder in opposite directions with the labour data suggesting the non-mining sector is coming to life, but weaker commodity demand in China and weak energy prices are dragging harder from below; best to stay on the side-lines for now.&nbsp; Oil prices appear to be responding to concerns over too much supply.&nbsp; The ECB has said low oil prices are a contributing factor to its assessment that more policy easing may be required. We stick to our weaker EUR view, as other major CBs are more prepared to look through the dis-inflation risk.

AmpGFX - AUD pulled harder in opposite directions

Australia

Matrix Composites & Engineering Ltd. is an engineering company. The Company specialises in the design, application and manufacturing of products based on advanced composite materials, engineering plastics and elastomers.

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MCE reported $85.0m revenue (+80% vs pcp), $11.0m EBITDA (vs $0.2m pcp) and $3.6m NPAT, a significant beat to our estimates and consensus...

Euroz Hartleys

Matrix Composites & Engineering Ltd - Secures $30m Contract

Work is expected to commence in June 2024 quarter with completion during December 2024; majority of work to be recognised through FY'25.

Euroz Hartleys

AmpGFX - CAD and AUD in the hot-seat

Little changed to support the rebound in EUR and weakness in the USD on Thursday. In fact dovish ECB comments and on-message statements from...

Greg Gibbs

AmpGFX - AUD pulled harder in opposite directions

The AUD is being pulled harder in opposite directions with the labour data suggesting the non-mining sector is coming to life, but weaker commodity...

Greg Gibbs

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