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Equity Bottom-Up

Britain’s decision to exit the European Union is likely to cast the equities market into a sea of uncertainty. It is in such an environment that we believe Telstra’s defensive investment attributes will come into sharp focus.Financially, Telstra has the cash flow and the balance sheet to withstand any potential ructions in the credit markets as a result of Brexit. Shareholder return-wise, Telstra last week announced the completion of the AUD 2.1 billion sale of its 47.4% interest in China’s Autohome. We believe Telstra will hold up better than the overall market, particularly given its attractive 5.9% fully franked yield and with a likely capital management kicker later this year.Analysts: Brian Han &amp; Benjamin Chan

Britain’s decision to exit the European Union is likely to cast the equities market into a sea of uncertainty. It is in such an environment that we believe Telstra’s defensive investment attributes will come into sharp focus.Financially, Telstra has the cash flow and the balance sheet to withstand any potential ructions in the credit markets as a result of Brexit. Shareholder return-wise, Telstra last week announced the completion of the AUD 2.1 billion sale of its 47.4% interest in China’s Autohome. We believe Telstra will hold up better than the overall market, particularly given its attractive 5.9% fully franked yield and with a likely capital management kicker later this year.Analysts: Brian Han &amp; Benjamin Chan

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