Edition 442 of LCC Asia Pacific's weekly engineering & industrial services market update released 14 April 2022. An interesting time as Australia heads into an election with a number of policy platforms potentially impacting the Resources & Infrastructure areas. For example the United Australia Party's platform of export tax on iron ore shipments. Yes it is a remote possibility that they will form government but they may be a key voting block in any minority government alliance.
An interesting week with progress on deals by both CIMIC and CARDNO - an unfortunate further death experienced by MAstermyne and a completion of the United Tools deal by SRG Global.
From a macro market perspective we continue to see the prospect of Stagflation rearing its ugly head and the AUD is likely tracking higher as a result of a number of factors including likely speed of closing interest rate differential with the USA and the booming commodity prices in iron ore and coal continuing (and lithium, and copper, and rare earths, and........)
We anticipate ongoing upward pressure to the AUD over the coming month.
Steel prices, however, are definitely having a real impact on the potential for large projects to move forward.
Edition 443 of LCC Asia Pacific's weekly update on developments in the Australian market for engineering, contracting and services companies. Issues with supply chain continue and Nicholas Assef - LCC's Founder & Principal - expects will get worse with the ongoing lockdowns in Shanghai that might spread to Beijing.
This is having an ongoing dislocation impact on the export of materials and goods which will likely continue for many weeks given the security being applied to the situation by Chinese authorities in an attempt to isolate the COVID 19 virus outbreak.
lcc asia pacific corporate advisory update number 294 of the engineering, construction and mining services weekly - providing information on the developments in the Australian market
Edition 517 of LCC Asia Pacific's weekly research report released - providing an overview of public company data and de4velopments in the Australian sector. This week's news items include Perenti, NRW Holdings and Incetec Pivot news developments
LCC Asia Pacific is a specialist advisory firm that has ben publishing this report continuously over an 11 year period.
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Lincoln Crowne & Company Weekly market update on the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Contracting Sector.
Edition 134 covers valuations of companies in sector and recent deals announced and advanced
Edition 460 of lcc asia pacific's Australian market update on the engineering, industrial services and contracting sector.
With reporting season now well underway there are clear winners and losers in the performance of companies over the previous 12 months
Edsition 463 of LCC Asia PAcific's weekly market update. In addition to public company developments as the sector emerges from Earnings Season has been a warning by a new Senior Federal Minister of the potential cutback in support for major Australian infrastructure projects that are State Based (vs National Priority). If this were to happen then there would be a significant impact on a number of Engineering & Industrial Services Companies. Bottlenecks in construction and spiralling materials costs seen as a key part of hte problem at htis time.
An interesting week with progress on deals by both CIMIC and CARDNO - an unfortunate further death experienced by MAstermyne and a completion of the United Tools deal by SRG Global.
From a macro market perspective we continue to see the prospect of Stagflation rearing its ugly head and the AUD is likely tracking higher as a result of a number of factors including likely speed of closing interest rate differential with the USA and the booming commodity prices in iron ore and coal continuing (and lithium, and copper, and rare earths, and........)
We anticipate ongoing upward pressure to the AUD over the coming month.
Steel prices, however, are definitely having a real impact on the potential for large projects to move forward.
Edition 443 of LCC Asia Pacific's weekly update on developments in the Australian market for engineering, contracting and services companies. Issues with supply chain continue and Nicholas Assef - LCC's Founder & Principal - expects will get worse with the ongoing lockdowns in Shanghai that might spread to Beijing.
This is having an ongoing dislocation impact on the export of materials and goods which will likely continue for many weeks given the security being applied to the situation by Chinese authorities in an attempt to isolate the COVID 19 virus outbreak.
lcc asia pacific corporate advisory update number 294 of the engineering, construction and mining services weekly - providing information on the developments in the Australian market
Edition 517 of LCC Asia Pacific's weekly research report released - providing an overview of public company data and de4velopments in the Australian sector. This week's news items include Perenti, NRW Holdings and Incetec Pivot news developments
LCC Asia Pacific is a specialist advisory firm that has ben publishing this report continuously over an 11 year period.
Lincoln crowne Engineering Contractors Weekly Report Edition 134 30102015Lincoln Crowne & Company
Lincoln Crowne & Company Weekly market update on the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Contracting Sector.
Edition 134 covers valuations of companies in sector and recent deals announced and advanced
Edition 460 of lcc asia pacific's Australian market update on the engineering, industrial services and contracting sector.
With reporting season now well underway there are clear winners and losers in the performance of companies over the previous 12 months
Edsition 463 of LCC Asia PAcific's weekly market update. In addition to public company developments as the sector emerges from Earnings Season has been a warning by a new Senior Federal Minister of the potential cutback in support for major Australian infrastructure projects that are State Based (vs National Priority). If this were to happen then there would be a significant impact on a number of Engineering & Industrial Services Companies. Bottlenecks in construction and spiralling materials costs seen as a key part of hte problem at htis time.
Edition 470 of the LCC Asia Pacific Australian market update covering the engineering, industrial services and industrial technology sectors
Interesting macro developments include the Federal Governments evolving position in relation to critical battery minerals
Lincoln Crowne & Company weekly update on deal and valuation activity in the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Sector for the week ended 31st October 2014
LCC Asia Pacific produces a weekly report on the Australian public companies that operate in the Engineering, Services and Mining Services Sectors.
Each week the LCC Asia Pacific weekly report covers off on changes to stock trading prices, activity on those stocks and indicative valuations
The report also details both key announcements that are made in relation to contractual wins or key developments as well as outlining Merger & Acquisition activity that has taken place in the Sector
LCC Asia Pacific has specific expertise in these Sectors built up over many years, and the weekly Engineering, Services & Mining Services report uploaded here is edition 207
Lincoln Crowne & Company weekly update on deal and valuation activity in the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Sector for the week ended 24th October 2014
Lincoln Crowne & Company weekly update on deal and valuation activity in the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Sector for the week ended 10th October 2014
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Lincoln Crowne's Weekly Report on the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Sectors. Particular focus on the developments in certain sector competitors experienced over the last week.
Lincoln Crowne & Company Engineering & Mining Services Report for the week ending 27 September 2013.
With equity markets continuing to trade well (despite thin volumes at the retail end) there are some noises being finally made by brokers on potential IPOs going into Christmas and in Q1 2014. For the Engineering sector in particular this may see the debut of a number of smaller companies onto the Boards that have been waiting in the wings for the last year or more.
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Edition 470 of the LCC Asia Pacific Australian market update covering the engineering, industrial services and industrial technology sectors
Interesting macro developments include the Federal Governments evolving position in relation to critical battery minerals
Lincoln Crowne & Company weekly update on deal and valuation activity in the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Sector for the week ended 31st October 2014
LCC Asia Pacific produces a weekly report on the Australian public companies that operate in the Engineering, Services and Mining Services Sectors.
Each week the LCC Asia Pacific weekly report covers off on changes to stock trading prices, activity on those stocks and indicative valuations
The report also details both key announcements that are made in relation to contractual wins or key developments as well as outlining Merger & Acquisition activity that has taken place in the Sector
LCC Asia Pacific has specific expertise in these Sectors built up over many years, and the weekly Engineering, Services & Mining Services report uploaded here is edition 207
Lincoln Crowne & Company weekly update on deal and valuation activity in the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Sector for the week ended 24th October 2014
Lincoln Crowne & Company weekly update on deal and valuation activity in the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Sector for the week ended 10th October 2014
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Lincoln Crowne & Company weekly update on deal and valuation activity in the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Sector for the week ended 6th March 2015
Lincoln Crowne's Weekly Report on the Australian Engineering & Mining Services Sectors. Particular focus on the developments in certain sector competitors experienced over the last week.
Lincoln Crowne & Company Engineering & Mining Services Report for the week ending 27 September 2013.
With equity markets continuing to trade well (despite thin volumes at the retail end) there are some noises being finally made by brokers on potential IPOs going into Christmas and in Q1 2014. For the Engineering sector in particular this may see the debut of a number of smaller companies onto the Boards that have been waiting in the wings for the last year or more.
Lincoln Crowne & Company engineering & Mining Services Research for the week ending 6th September 2013. This report covers various developments over the last week including the suspension of BSA Limited and the large contractual wins by MND and FGE. M & A activity over the last week quiet on the surface of the sector - but many deals rumoured to be being progressed below.
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lcc asia pacific weekly engineering report edition 442
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LCC Asia Pacific
Macro Market Research
Australian Market
Weekly Market Update
Industry Sector
Engineering, Contracting
& Industrial Technology
Week Ending 15 April 2022
Edition Number 442
Australia Heads To The Polls –
Hung Parliament On The Cards ?
Nicholas Assef
Industry Lead
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Joe Brereton
Manager
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Ticker News/ Event
BPP
Babylon have reported positive operational cash flow ($1.1m), record revenue across rental and
industrial services, and cash receipts up 156% to $7.3m, over the pcp.
CIM
CIMIC Group announced 7% growth in revenue to $2.3bn, EBITDA, EBIT and NPAT Margin uplift and
a $296m improvement in operating cash flow. CIM have also recommended shareholders to accept
HOCHTIEF’s $22 per share offer.
CIM
Relating to the termination of the CCPP contract for the Ichthys LNG Project (NT), arbitration
hearings have begun on 14 April 2022. CIM have revealed they will pay $192.5m in April 2022, and
$300m in March 2023, as part of the settlement amounts.
DCG
The release of a management update reveals that current non-executive director Vin Vassallo will
step into the interim CEO role until a proper full-time replacement is found. Previous CEO Dickie
Dique will support Vassallo as an executive over this period.
MND
Monadelphous have received new contracts and contract extensions valued at approximately
$230m. Major contracts include a ‘shut down works’ contract for Rio Tinto, a 3-year contract to
provide maintenance services at Synergy’s Muja Power Station and a 3-year contract to provide
support services for Origin. All contracts will be commenced and completed from 2022-2024.
SXE
Southern Cross Electrical Engineering (SCEE) has announced a total of $20m in contract awards for
services in the ACT, Eastern Creek NSW, NZ and VIC pertaining to electrical services, and electrical
infrastructure services for 2 resource projects in QLD and WA. They have also been awarded a
$50m contract for electrical services at 2 BHP mines in WA.
RUL
RPMGlobal has upgraded their ShiftManager product with a new mobile feature and interface
improvements to elevate communication and collaboration across mining operations.
Index
Percentage change %
Fixed income Yield
Change in basis point
Week YTD 12-months Week YTD 12-months
(Australia) S&P / ASX200 (0.21) 0.45 6.85 (Australia) 2-year gov bonds 2.14 (0.01) (0.57) 0.27
(Japan) Topix (2.44) (4.80) (2.82) (Australia) 5-year gov bonds 2.76 0.03 0.34 0.99
(Singapore) FTSE Strait Times Index (1.05) 8.31 6.18 (Australia) 10-year gov bonds 2.96 0.01 0.27 0.64
(Hong Kong) Hang Seng (0.76) (6.52) (24.60)
(South Korea) Kospi 200 (1.98) (9.69) (16.60) Rate Week YTD 12-months
(US) S&P 500 (1.27) (5.83) 9.55 AUD to USD 0.7452 (0.51) 2.50 (2.43)
(US) Dow Jones Industrial (0.28) (4.45) 3.63
(UK) FTSE 100 1.75 3.86 10.48