ASX Small Cap Wrap ep6: XRF Scientific (XRF), Monash IVF (MVF), Cuscal (CCL), and PWR Holdings (PWH)
ASX Small Cap Wrap ep6: Claude Walker & Patrick Poke cover XRF, Monash IVF, Cuscal & PWR, sharing insights as ASX reporting season draws to a close.
PWR Holdings Limited (ASX: PWH) is an Australian-based company specialising in the design, prototyping, production, testing, validation, and sale of advanced cooling products and solutions. Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Ormeau, Queensland,
PWR operates through two segments: PWR Performance Products and PWR C&R. The company offers a range of products, including tube and fin heat exchangers, bar and plate heat exchangers, liquid cold plates, and micro matrix heat exchangers.
PWR serves various sectors such as motorsports, automotive original equipment manufacturing (OEM), aerospace, defence, and the automotive aftermarket. The company has manufacturing and distribution facilities in Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
PWR Holdings listed on the ASX on 18 November 2015 at an IPO price of $1.50 per share.
ASX Small Cap Wrap ep6: Claude Walker & Patrick Poke cover XRF, Monash IVF, Cuscal & PWR, sharing insights as ASX reporting season draws to a close.
PWR Holdings (ASX: PWH) FY25 results shocked investors with weak earnings, rising debt and poor cashflow. Can a factory upgrade spark a turnaround?”
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The long term thesis remains in place but significant reinvestment in the business will depress profits in the short term.
Each of these companies have interesting prospects and saw their share price spike on FY 2023 results.
Record revenue, record profits for PWR Holdings (ASX: PWH), but slightly lower margins.
Both these businesses have significant insider ownership, and a history of long term earnings per share growth.
The H1 FY 2023 PWR Holdings revenue growth was strong, but the company is reinvesting in growth.
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PWR Holdings results, Objective
results, Alcidion results, Lovisa results and Laserbond results were all strong in FY 2022.
PWR (ASX: PWH) FY22 results demonstrate why PWR is considered to be one of the highest quality growth stocks on the ASX. Price remains the barrier.
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PWR Holdings (ASX: PWH) has a valuable brand and claims strong growth prospects…