31 Aug 2026Balmoral InvestorsAMIHeldBalmoral Investors continues to hold Aurelia Metals Ltd (ASX: AMI) because it sees a cash-flow-led investment case supported by a much stronger balance sheet, favourable exposure to gold and zinc, and a visible path to higher throughput and lower unit costs. Aurelia operates the Peak Mine, the Peak processing plant and the Federation mine in the Cobar region of New South Wales, producing gold, zinc, lead and silver concentrates. Balmoral notes the operating base already generates meaningful cash, while the Peak plant expansion, Federation ramp-up and Great Cobar development provide internal growth options. It expects production growth, higher commodity prices and the end of large capex programs to drive strong free cash flow into FY27 and beyond. The board has declared a maiden dividend, and the Peak plant achieved record quarterly throughput of 230kt, with expansion projects expected to lift capacity from 800ktpa to 1.1–1.2Mtpa.
31 Jul 2026Balmoral InvestorsFWDIncreasedBalmoral Investors increased its position in Fleetwood Ltd (ASX: FWD) during July 2026, when shares traded near $2.36, because it believes recent catalysts should re-rate the modular building and village accommodation business as earnings quality improves. On 16 July 2026 Fleetwood agreed to acquire the Red Dog Village accommodation facility in Karratha for about $20m plus GST, with operational control from January 2027, strengthening its Community Solutions division. On the same day it announced the divestment of RV Solutions, including Camec, which sharpens focus on its core modular building and accommodation operations. Balmoral notes the sale should deliver about $7.8m of net cash in FY27, with $10–12m of restructuring costs and completion by 1 September 2026. Its thesis is that these moves should lift return on invested capital and earnings quality as annuity-style accommodation income comes to dominate profit and cash flow from FY28.
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31 Aug 2026Balmoral InvestorsAMIHeldBalmoral Investors continues to hold Aurelia Metals Ltd (ASX: AMI) because it sees a cash-flow-led investment case supported by a much stronger balance sheet, favourable exposure to gold and zinc, and a visible path to higher throughput and lower unit costs. Aurelia operates the Peak Mine, the Peak processing plant and the Federation mine in the Cobar region of New South Wales, producing gold, zinc, lead and silver concentrates. Balmoral notes the operating base already generates meaningful cash, while the Peak plant expansion, Federation ramp-up and Great Cobar development provide internal growth options. It expects production growth, higher commodity prices and the end of large capex programs to drive strong free cash flow into FY27 and beyond. The board has declared a maiden dividend, and the Peak plant achieved record quarterly throughput of 230kt, with expansion projects expected to lift capacity from 800ktpa to 1.1–1.2Mtpa.
31 Jul 2026Balmoral InvestorsFWDIncreasedBalmoral Investors increased its position in Fleetwood Ltd (ASX: FWD) during July 2026, when shares traded near $2.36, because it believes recent catalysts should re-rate the modular building and village accommodation business as earnings quality improves. On 16 July 2026 Fleetwood agreed to acquire the Red Dog Village accommodation facility in Karratha for about $20m plus GST, with operational control from January 2027, strengthening its Community Solutions division. On the same day it announced the divestment of RV Solutions, including Camec, which sharpens focus on its core modular building and accommodation operations. Balmoral notes the sale should deliver about $7.8m of net cash in FY27, with $10–12m of restructuring costs and completion by 1 September 2026. Its thesis is that these moves should lift return on invested capital and earnings quality as annuity-style accommodation income comes to dominate profit and cash flow from FY28.