New Zealand Professional Investment Services Firm, Forsyth Barr

Forsyth Barr

New Zealand Professional Investment Services Firm

We are proud to be a New Zealand owned firm, with 21 offices throughout the country and over 300 employees. We assist personal, institutional and corporate clients providing a full range of investment services.

Forsyth Barr is a foundation New Zealand Exchange firm (NZX) and accredited market participant. We have been confirmed by the Financial Markets Authority as a Qualifying Financial Entity (QFE).

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<ul><li>First time consolidated FY23 guidance: Tourism Holdings (THL) has provided FY23 guidance, including Apollo (ATL) consolidation for the first time, which points to upgrades to market expectations</li><li>Strong earnings capacity from FY24</li><li>Current dynamics will evolve in post-pandemic world </li></ul>

First time consolidated FY23 guidance: Tourism Holdings (THL) has provided FY23 guidance, including Apollo (ATL) consolidation for the first time, which points to upgrades to market expectationsStrong earnings capacity from FY24Current dynamics will evolve in post-pandemic world 

<ul><li>Tourism Holdings (THL) has provided FY23 guidance including Apollo (ATL) consolidation for the first time, which points to upgrades to market expectations</li><li>FY23 underlying NPAT is expected to be greater than NZ$48m (FB: NZ$44.0m) including seven months of ATL</li><li>On a pro-forma basis including 12m of ATL, THL expects the combined business to generate more than NZ$75m of underlying NPAT</li></ul>

Tourism Holdings (THL) has provided FY23 guidance including Apollo (ATL) consolidation for the first time, which points to upgrades to market expectationsFY23 underlying NPAT is expected to be greater than NZ$48m (FB: NZ$44.0m) including seven months of ATLOn a pro-forma basis including 12m of ATL, THL expects the combined business to generate more than NZ$75m of underlying NPAT

Tourism Holdings: Consolidated Guidance; Upgrades

<ul><li>Tourism Holdings' (THL) proposed acquisition of Apollo Tourism &amp; Leisure (ATL) will provide greater cost synergies than previously announced</li><li>Pre-tax annual EBIT synergy guidance in the updated ATL scheme booklet is for NZ$23m–NZ$24m, up from NZ$17m–NZ$19m when the deal was first announced last year.</li><li>Higher cost synergies helps to lift EPS accretion within three years to &gt;+20%, on our estimates</li></ul>

Tourism Holdings' (THL) proposed acquisition of Apollo Tourism &amp; Leisure (ATL) will provide greater cost synergies than previously announcedPre-tax annual EBIT synergy guidance in the updated ATL scheme booklet is for NZ$23m–NZ$24m, up from NZ$17m–NZ$19m when the deal was first announced last year.Higher cost synergies helps to lift EPS accretion within three years to &gt;+20%, on our estimates

<ul><li>Tourism Holdings (THL) is enjoying a rapid return to peak profitability</li><li>Upgraded FY23 earnings guidance implies a rentals result at or above pre-COVID levels despite limited fleet capacity</li><li>Coupled with a strong forward order book through 2Q23 and 3Q23, management is confident of a significantly improved full year result.</li></ul>

Tourism Holdings (THL) is enjoying a rapid return to peak profitabilityUpgraded FY23 earnings guidance implies a rentals result at or above pre-COVID levels despite limited fleet capacityCoupled with a strong forward order book through 2Q23 and 3Q23, management is confident of a significantly improved full year result.

<ul><li>Tourism Holdings (THL) has lifted its FY23 NPAT guidance to above NZ$30m, from a previous range of NZ$17m-NZ$30m</li><li>The new guidance includes NZ$3.5m of Apollo (ATL) related transaction costs, which are one-off in nature</li><li>The earnings upgrade primarily reflects rental yields in Australia and New Zealand being ahead of prior expectations</li></ul>

Tourism Holdings (THL) has lifted its FY23 NPAT guidance to above NZ$30m, from a previous range of NZ$17m-NZ$30mThe new guidance includes NZ$3.5m of Apollo (ATL) related transaction costs, which are one-off in natureThe earnings upgrade primarily reflects rental yields in Australia and New Zealand being ahead of prior expectations

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Tourism Holdings Limited provides tourist services in New Zealand and Australia. The Company's services include campervan and motor homes, car rentals and coach services.  The Company also offers sightseeing tours, Antarctic tourist centers, boating tours and cave expeditions.

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Tourism Holdings (THL NZ)

Tourism Holdings: Pre Check-In Upgrade

Tourism Holdings (THL) has provided healthy FY23 earnings guidance, including seven months of Apollo (ATL) consolidation for the first time, which...

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Tourism Holdings: Consolidated Guidance; Upgrades

Tourism Holdings (THL) has provided FY23 guidance including Apollo (ATL) consolidation for the first time, which points to upgrades to market...

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Tourism Holdings: Synergy Booster

Tourism Holdings' (THL) proposed acquisition of Apollo Tourism & Leisure (ATL) will provide greater cost synergies than previously announced; Pre...

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Tourism Holdings: Happy Times

Tourism Holdings (THL) is enjoying a rapid return to peak profitability; Upgraded FY23 earnings guidance implies a rentals result at or above pre...

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Tourism Holdings: Earnings Upgrade

Tourism Holdings (THL) has lifted its FY23 NPAT guidance to above NZ$30m, from a previous range of NZ$17m-NZ$30m; The new guidance includes NZ$3.5m...

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