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Carr's Group PLC
21 February 2023
21 February 2023
CARR'S GROUP PLC
("Carr's" or the "Group")
FULL YEAR TRADING UPDATE (unaudited)
For the year ended 3 September 2022
"A strong performance in a transformational year for the
Group"
Carr's (CARR.L), the Speciality Agriculture and Engineering
Group, provides a trading update (unaudited) for the year ended 3
September 2022. This is not a preliminary statement of annual
results. This update focuses on continuing operations in Speciality
Agriculture and Engineering, following the disposal of the
Agricultural Supplies division after the year end. The Agricultural
Supplies division has been classified as a discontinued
operation.
Financials (continuing operations)
Adjusted (1) FY22 FY21 +/-
(restated)
(3)
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Revenue (GBPm) 124.2 120.3 +3.3%
Adjusted(1) operating
profit (GBPm) 11.9 11.1 +7.5%
Adjusted(1) profit
before tax (GBPm) 11.2 10.4 +8.0%
Adjusted(1) EPS (p) 10.0 10.1 -1.0%
Net debt (2) (GBPm) 14.0 10.0 -40.8%
Statutory FY22 FY21 +/-
(restated)
(3)
Revenue (GBPm) 124.2 120.3 +3.3%
Operating profit (GBPm) 8.2 8.2 +0.4%
Profit before tax
(GBPm) 7.6 7.5 +0.4%
Basic EPS (p) 6.4 6.2 +3.2%
(1) Adjusted results are consistent with how business
performance is measured internally and are presented to aid
comparability of performance. Adjusting items include goodwill
impairment, amortisation of acquired intangible assets, gain on
acquisition of joint ventures and adjustments to contingent
consideration
(2) Excluding leases
(3) Prior year restatement recognised in relation to the timing
of recognition of revenue from customer contracts within the
Engineering division, which increased FY21 revenue by GBP565,000
and reduced FY21 adjusted profit before tax by GBP41,000
Highlights
-- Revenue from continuing operations increased 3.3%
-- Adjusted profit before tax from continuing operations increased 8.0%
-- Reported operating profit from continuing operations in line with prior year at GBP8.2m
-- Agricultural Supplies business sold at market comparable 6.4 x FY21 EBITDA
-- Post year-end disposal leads to net cash on balance sheet
-- Refreshed Board for 2023
-- Group now focused on higher margin, differentiated, international businesses
Current Year Outlook
Trading in the early part of the current financial year was
strong, but became more challenging in November and December 2022,
with lower volumes of feed blocks sold in both the USA and UK
markets and very competitive pricing for tenders in the Engineering
division. At this stage of the year, the Board remains of the view
that trading for the full year will be in line with its
expectations and will provide a further update at the half
year.
Enquiries:
Carr's Group plc Tel: +44 (0) 1228 554 600
Peter Page
David White
FTI Consulting Tel: +44 (0) 20 3727 1340
Richard Mountain/Ariadna Peretz
About Carr's Group plc:
Carr's is an international leader in manufacturing value added
products and solutions, with market leading brands and robust
market positions in Agriculture and Engineering, supplying
customers around the world. Carr's operates a business model that
empowers operating subsidiaries, enabling them to be competitive,
agile, and effective in their individual markets whilst setting
overall standards and goals.
The Speciality Agriculture division manufactures and supplies
feed blocks, minerals and boluses containing trace elements and
minerals for livestock.
The Engineering division manufactures vessels, precision
components and remote handling systems, and provides specialist
engineering services, for the nuclear, defence and oil & gas
industries.
Introduction
The Board of Carr's Group plc today provides a trading update,
including unaudited results for the full year ended 3 September
2022. Recent announcements stated that the year end and audit
process has taken more time than planned, consequently the Board
has decided that it is in the interests of all stakeholders to
provide this unaudited information in advance of the Annual General
Meeting to be held on 27 February 2023. Completion of the audit and
publication of the full Annual Report and Accounts for the year
ended 3 September 2022 are expected imminently.
Overview
2022 was a transformational year for Carr's Group. The Board
addressed strategic priorities and made changes that will enable
growth in shareholder value by developing the Group's market
leading businesses in Speciality Agriculture and Engineering. The
Group will focus on higher margin, differentiated, international
businesses, following the disposal of the Agricultural Supplies
division in October 2022.
The future development of the Speciality Agriculture division
will be through organic growth opportunities and carefully targeted
acquisitions. The Engineering division will focus on the unique
qualities and strengths of the current businesses to realise their
full potential at a time when the nuclear sector is expanding
capacity and capability.
The Board has been refreshed, bringing considerable experience
to lead the Group at a time of change and renewal for businesses
that have strong prospects for the future.
Financial Performance
Revenue for the year from continuing operations increased to
GBP124.2m (2021 restated: GBP120.3m).
Adjusted operating profit from continuing operations increased
to GBP11.9m (2021 restated: GBP11.1m), with Speciality Agriculture
contributing GBP9.2m (2021: GBP9.5m), and Engineering contributing
GBP5.4m (2021 restated: GBP3.9m). Reported operating profit was in
line with last year at GBP8.2m (2021 restated: GBP8.2m).
Adjusted profit before tax from continuing operations increased
to GBP11.2m (2021 restated: GBP10.4m) whilst reported profit before
tax increased 0.4% to GBP7.6m (2021 restated: GBP7.5m).
Basic earnings per share from continuing operations increased to
6.4p (2021 restated: 6.2p) and adjusted earnings per share reduced
to 10.0p (2021 restated: 10.1p).
Net debt at 3 September 2022, excluding leases, was higher at
GBP14.0m (2021: GBP10.0m), funding increases in working capital
driven by inflationary cost increases. Since year end, with
completion of the disposal of the Agricultural Supplies division
and the receipt of the initial proceeds, the balance sheet is cash
positive.
The profit numbers referenced in this document exclude the
impact of discontinued operations. The net loss for the year after
tax from discontinued operations of GBP2.2m (2021: GBP3.8m profit)
consists of the loss recognised relating to the disposal of the
Carr's Billington Agricultural business, net of profit from the
Agricultural Supplies division.
CONTINUING OPERATIONS FY21
FY22 (restated)(1)
GBPm GBPm +/-
Speciality
Revenue Agriculture 78.1 68.5 +14.0%
Engineering 46.2 51.9 -11.0%
Total 124.2 120.3 +3.3%
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Adjusted operating Speciality
profit Agriculture 9.2 9.5 -3.5%
Engineering 5.4 3.9 +38.2%
Central (2.6) (2.3) +13.7%
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Total 11.9 11.1 +7.5%
Net finance costs (0.7) (0.7) +0.2%
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Adjusted profit before
tax 11.2 10.4 +8.0%
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EPS - adjusted (pence) 10.0 10.1 -1.0%
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EPS - basic (pence) 6.4 6.2 +3.2%
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BALANCE SHEET - NET ASSETS At 28 August
2021
At 3 September
2022 (restated)(1)
GBPm GBPm
Fixed assets 75.8 113.7
Net working capital 30.1 39.7
Assets/liabilities held for resale 47.0 -
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Assets employed 153.0 153.3
Pension surplus 6.8 9.4
Lease liabilities (7.5) (15.4)
Tax provisions (1.7) (2.7)
Net debt (14.0) (10.0)
Net assets 136.5 134.6
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NET DEBT RECONCILIATION GBPm
Net debt at 28 August 2021 (10.0)
Adjusted EBITDA in respect of continuing
operations 15.1
Movement in working capital (8.7)
Capital expenditure (3.9)
Interest and tax (1.6)
Dividends paid (4.7)
Acquisitions (net of borrowings
acquired) (0.8)
Other 0.4
Net debt at 3 September 2022 (14.0)
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1 Prior year restatement recognised in relation to the timing of
recognition of revenue from customer contracts within the
Engineering division, which increased FY21 revenue by GBP565,000
and reduced FY21 adjusted profit before tax by GBP41,000
Dividend
On completion of the audit, the Board intends to propose a final
dividend of 2.85 pence per share which, together with the two
interim dividends, would make a total dividend of 5.20 pence per
share for the full year, up 4% on the prior year (2021: 5.00
pence). Payment will be subject to approval by shareholders which
will be sought at the general meeting called to approve the Annual
Report and Accounts.
Strategy
Since April 2021, business performance has been reported in
three divisions: Speciality Agriculture, Agricultural Supplies, and
Engineering. This provided clearer information on the profitability
of each division and more detail on how each contributes to
earnings per share.
In January 2022, a review of the strategic options for long-term
growth in shareholder value in each of the three divisions was
announced. Following careful evaluation of all options, supported
by external advisers, the Board determined that the Group will most
successfully create long-term shareholder value by focusing on the
higher margin, differentiated, international businesses in
Speciality Agriculture and Engineering.
The Speciality Agriculture division, which delivers measurable
productivity benefits to livestock farmers through patented
products sold under market-leading brands, will grow with
investment in the existing businesses and, over time, by carefully
targeted acquisitions. Opportunities include demand for nutritional
supplements generated by increasing use of low intensity
pasture-based grazing, the rise in sustainability-related nutrition
programmes, and growing interest in welfare-centred management
systems.
The Engineering division will develop the current portfolio of
businesses, which include patented and differentiated products and
services, to achieve their full potential in specialist markets at
a time when totally dependable engineering solutions and services,
fit for the nuclear industry, are in demand. Opportunities include
increasing capacity through small modular reactor technology
development, extending installed asset life to maintain capacity,
and supporting high levels of investment in long-term fundamental
research.
In August 2022, we reached agreement with co-owners Edward
Billington & Son Limited for the sale of all our holdings in
the Agricultural Supplies division. Following a general meeting on
19 September 2022 at which 98% of shareholder votes were in favour,
the sale was completed on 26 October 2022, with the Group's holding
valued at GBP44.5 million (on a debt-free basis), a market
comparable multiple of 6.4 x FY21 EBITDA, leading to anticipated
net proceeds of GBP29.0 million, after accounting for all
transaction costs, debt and working capital adjustments.
Whilst the Agricultural Supplies division generated
approximately 75% of historic Group revenues, the market
environment and ownership structure meant that it contributed
approximately 25% to adjusted earnings per share attributable to
shareholders. The split ownership structure meant that Carr's Group
did not have full control of the strategy or direction of the
combined business, whilst it consumed a substantial proportion of
management time. It required up to GBP10m of replacement capital
expenditure, and the rise in commodity prices led to a substantial
increase in working capital during 2022. The disposal addresses a
fundamental challenge to growing shareholder value.
The decision to focus on high margin, differentiated,
international businesses, and the disposal of the lower margin
UK-only division, are the first steps in an ongoing process of
strategic change for the Group. The receipt of sale proceeds puts
the balance sheet in a strong net cash position. The Board will
carefully consider the appropriate allocation of capital to achieve
a balance between investment for growth in long-term value of the
Group and returns to shareholders, including options to secure a
fully funded, risk free position for the legacy defined benefit
pension scheme.
Board
Carr's Group has a refreshed Board of new Executive and
Non-Executive members bringing considerable experience for the
benefit of all shareholders.
In line with Board succession plans, Shelagh Hancock and Stuart
Lorimer were appointed as Non-Executive Directors from 1 September
2022. Shelagh, CEO of First Milk, the leading UK farmer owned dairy
co-operative, has considerable experience relevant to the
Speciality Agriculture division. Stuart, Finance Director of FTSE
listed AG Barr plc, will become Audit Committee Chair in succession
to John Worby. Both Shelagh and Stuart have already brought fresh
insight to Board meetings and provide constructive challenge to the
Executive Directors.
As part of the Board's succession plan, John Worby, who has been
on the Board since 2015, will complete his time as Audit Committee
Chair shortly and will retire from the Board in mid-2023 following
a period of handover and support to the new Board members. John has
provided wise counsel and shared a lifetime's experience in finance
and public companies, which has been of great value to the
Group.
Neil Austin has been on the Board for over nine years. In August
2022, Neil indicated his intention to leave Carr's Group to take up
a new role at Westmorland Family, headquartered at Penrith in
Cumbria. Neil has been central to many of the improvements and
developments at Carr's Group in recent times and has made a
significant contribution to the work of the Board. His detailed
understanding of the workings of the Group combined with a sharp
intellect have been a real help to Board members and senior
managers throughout his tenure. Neil stands down as Chief Financial
Officer and from the Board today, and leaves with all the Board
wishing him success in his new role, and gratitude for his legacy
at Carr's Group.
David White joins the Board today as Chief Financial Officer, in
succession to Neil Austin, bringing extensive finance and
operational experience gained at Aggreko plc, Weir Group and in
professional services. David was appointed following an external
search process and has made a very positive impact since joining
the Group on 3 January 2023.
In November 2022, following an extensive search process, it was
announced that Tim Jones would be joining the Board and would
become Non-Executive Chair. Tim's appointment takes effect today.
He brings substantial experience to the role, having been
Non-Executive Chair of Treatt plc, a FTSE listed business whose
market capitalisation increased eight-fold in the 11 years of his
tenure. Tim has a deep understanding of equity markets, is an FCA
approved person and a member of the Chartered Institute of
Securities and Investment, and is well placed to engage with, and
reflect the interests of, all shareholders.
Since October 2021 Peter Page has worked in the business
full-time as Executive Chair, following agreement with the
incumbent Chief Executive Officer, Hugh Pelham, that he would leave
the business and step down from the Board. Further to an extensive
internal and external search process, it was announced in August
2022 by the Board that Peter Page would be appointed Chief
Executive upon the appointment of a new Non-Executive Chair which
takes effect today.
As separately announced today, Martin Rowland will join the
Board as a Non-Executive Director shortly following the AGM in
accordance with a relationship agreement entered into between
Harwood Capital Management Limited and the Company on 20 February
2023.
FY22 Year-End Process
In November 2022 a delay was announced to the completion of the
year-end process that has several consequences including a
temporary suspension of trading in the Company's ordinary shares,
delayed release of the Annual Report, unaudited results and payment
of the final dividend later than usual. Whilst the delay primarily
relates to a part of the business in which Carr's Group had a
minority shareholding and that has now been sold, the Company will
carefully review the audit process to seek opportunities for the
timely completion of the current financial year.
The field work required to close the FY22 audit process is
essentially complete, with the Company and its auditor (Grant
Thornton UK LLP) concluding a small number of supplementary
information requests to close out testing. Final auditor internal
review and quality checks have commenced.
Following completion of the audit and publication of results,
the company will apply to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for
the restoration of the Group's shares to the premium listing
segment of the Official List of the FCA and to trading on the
London Stock Exchange. The Board is aware of the inconvenience that
the suspension of trading will have caused to shareholders.
After the completion of audit, the Annual Report and Accounts
will be published and made available to shareholders in the usual
manner. The Company Secretary will arrange for a General Meeting at
the earliest opportunity to seek approval from shareholders of the
accounts, the appointment and remuneration of the auditor, the
remuneration report, and the proposed dividend.
GROUP PERFORMANCE REVIEW
Overview
The Group performed well during the financial year ended 3
September 2022 ("FY22"). Continuing operations, comprising
Speciality Agriculture and Engineering, delivered 8.0% growth in
adjusted profit before tax compared to the prior year, from a 3.3%
revenue increase. FY22 was challenging due to supply chain delays,
raw material cost increases and energy price rises, as the effects
of the Covid pandemic receded and global business activity started
to return to higher levels.
Health and Safety performance reflects increased awareness of
risks, and changing habits. Reportable Incidents declined from 9 in
2020 to 4 in each of 2021 and 2022. Lost Time Incidents reduced
from 19 in 2020 to 9 in 2021 to 4 in 2022. Leading indicators, such
as identification of hazards and reporting near misses, reflect a
greater awareness of safety-related issues and more confidence in
reporting them as a preventative measure.
OPERATIONAL REVIEW FOR CONTINUING OPERATIONS
Speciality Agriculture
The Speciality Agriculture businesses have patented and
well-recognised brands, differentiated products and strong customer
relationships. Sales teams worked hard throughout the year to bring
sales prices in line with extraordinary raw material cost
increases, enabling the businesses to finish FY22 ahead of initial
expectations.
Adjusted operating profit for the division, at GBP9.2m, was
marginally below prior year (2021: GBP9.5m), whilst revenues rose
14.0%, to GBP78.1m (2021: GBP68.5m), as inflation in raw material
costs was necessarily passed on to the market.
USA
Adjusted operating profit in the US feed blocks business held up
well, due to strong margin discipline and a focus on addressing the
time lag between cost increases and sales. At the start of the
year, a significant increase in raw material costs impacted
margins, due to timing differences in the receipt of orders,
manufacturing, and deliveries, but was promptly addressed in the
first quarter to bring costs and pricing into line for the full
year. US feed block volumes were lower than prior year, adversely
affected by drought, in several regions of the market, causing a
reduction in the number of livestock out on grass, an impact that
lasted throughout the year and will continue into 2023. Market
forecasts are for a recovery in stock numbers in the medium-term,
once rainfall increases and forage availability improves.
For 2023, the US blocks management team has been expanded with
the appointment of a Vice-President of Sales and Marketing to lead
activity for revenue growth that will include recruitment of
additional distributors and providing strong product support.
HorsLic(R), the equine feed block, is a priority for additional
volumes, with a recently appointed account manager and new
distributor in Texas enabling the business to increase activity in
the region with the largest horse population in the USA.
Substantial movements in the relative prices of canola and soy
meal adversely impacted the by-pass protein business in the
north-eastern US. New supply contracts and opportunities for
product diversification are being developed.
UK and Europe
Strong farmgate prices for dairy, beef and lamb in the UK in
2022 enabled the market to absorb price increases for feed blocks,
as the business passed on substantial rises in raw material costs.
Volumes were stable, with the UK slightly ahead of prior year,
whilst Europe was marginally behind. Escalating costs and shortages
of key raw materials impacted margins in the first half of the year
but these were back on track by the year end. The launch of the new
Crystalyx(R) dairy range in 2021 was well received and remains an
opportunity for growth. A period of 3-shift working at the UK
manufacturing operation helped maintain inventories.
Bolus volumes were stable, with strong demand in the UK. Ireland
is a significant market for grassfed stock, and now accounts for a
third of bolus revenues. Increases in raw material costs, from
copper to packaging, impacted margins in view of the need to
maintain competitive prices. During 2022, all bolus products were
brought under one brand, Tracesure(R), which has been refreshed in
the US, New Zealand and Europe, to help extend our global
reach.
New Zealand
Logistics issues, due to reduced global freight capacity after
Covid, and associated increases in shipping costs, impacted short
term profitability of the business in New Zealand, but sales
volumes of both feed blocks and boluses were stable. A full
evaluation of the long-term opportunity for growth through
investment will be completed in 2023.
Outlook
The Speciality Agriculture division enables farmers to optimise
forage and grass-based nutrition systems, supporting their
objectives to raise healthy animals efficiently, in a welfare
friendly and environmentally responsible way, by providing
appropriate nutritional supplements that are released in the
required quantities at the right time. Investment in product
development will ensure a pipeline for future growth.
In 2022, the Speciality Agriculture division responded well to
supply chain and market challenges, maintaining margins and
ensuring product availability for customers. In 2023, costs of
energy and raw materials, whilst still much higher than in previous
years, are plateauing.
Engineering
The Engineering division reported a strong recovery in adjusted
operating profit during the year, up 38.2% to GBP5.4m, as a result
of closer control of projects and improving utilisation as the
interruptions of COVID-19 receded (2021 restated: GBP3.9m).
Adjusted operating margins rose to 11.6% (2021 restated: 7.5%) on
lower revenues of GBP46.2m (2021 restated: GBP51.9m). Several
important projects were awarded in the nuclear industry, reflecting
the specialist expertise of the companies in the Engineering
division, with the order book closing the year at GBP40.6m, 2.4%
ahead of the prior year (2021 restated: GBP39.7m).
Fabrication and Precision Engineering
The specialist fabrication business generated a strong result in
2022, due to a positive flow of orders from the nuclear
reprocessing and decommissioning sector, together with enhanced
utilisation. In September 2022, the specialist fabrication business
was accredited to the joint supply chain accreditation register
(JOSCAR) which enables the business to bid for work in the UK
defence, aerospace and security sectors.
The precision engineering business performed well, ahead of
prior year, rebuilding the order book following disruption during
Covid, due to its close involvement with the oil and gas sector,
which has now recovered strongly. The business is currently
focusing on enhanced operating efficiencies and new business
opportunities to support growth in profitability. In late 2022, the
precision engineering business achieved the demanding Fit For
Nuclear quality accreditation.
To ensure availability of relevant skills in the future, the
fabrication and precision engineering businesses have
well-established apprentice programmes, with an intake of nine in
2022. Bendalls Engineering opened a dedicated Skills Academy in
Carlisle, in conjunction with Lakes College, that is open to other
manufacturers in the area. The Skills Academy is home to the
apprentice programmes and provides short courses to upskill
employees for specific projects.
Robotics
The Global Robotics business performed in line with
expectations, maintaining a strong presence in the nuclear market.
New contract wins include the first supply of an A1000 power
manipulator in the USA to an internationally renowned research
laboratory, the first order for an A100 master slave manipulator to
the US Navy, and powered manipulators to Posiva Solutions in
Finland for the world's first final deep storage solution for
nuclear waste.
The HWM double arm Telbot was selected by RACE, (part of the UK
Atomic Energy Authority focussed on remote applications in
challenging environments) for the UK-Japanese jointly funded
LongOps project to develop capabilities for removing and handling
waste debris at damaged nuclear sites such as Fukushima. The
European Spallation Source (ESS) in Sweden, one of the largest
science and technology infrastructure projects in Europe, ordered a
double arm robotic manipulator for the world's most advanced
neutron source.
Wälischmiller is the leading specialist robotics supplier in the
civil nuclear market, with a full range of manipulators, including
the recently launched A150, a light weight, highly flexible,
small-scale telescopic manipulator for isotopes, and the unique
100% stainless steel manipulator, both designed for the growing
nuclear medicine market.
Engineering Solutions
The Engineering Solutions business in the USA provides unique
services in the maintenance of nuclear facilities worldwide. It
performed well in 2022, ahead of the Board's expectations. The
business completed two MSIP(R) projects in the USA during FY22,
with another in Slovenia closing out after year end. Further MSIP
projects are progressing in 2023.
During 2022, the business achieved 1,000,000 working hours
(equating to almost 12 years) without a lost-time injury, a
significant milestone as we continue to focus on safety.
Performance in the UK Engineering Solutions business was
impacted by delays and higher costs than expected on one
long-running defence contract. All plant has been successfully
installed and commissioned, and final handover was completed in
early 2023.
In November 2022, the US Government's Department of Energy
announced the award of a multimillion-dollar research contract to
NuVision engineering, to develop processes for recycling nuclear
waste, opening up the prospect of further unique capabilities and
business opportunities in the future.
Outlook
The engineering companies are well regarded in the growing
nuclear market, as governments seek to improve energy security and
reduce dependence on fossil fuels. Each business is developing a
pipeline of long and short-term projects to strengthen orderbooks
for 2023 and beyond.
Central Costs
In 2022, central costs at adjusted operating profit level were
GBP2.6m, slightly higher than the prior year (2021: GBP2.3m). With
the changing structure of the Group's businesses, central costs
will be reviewed to ensure that they remain in line with the future
strategy.
Outlook for FY23
Trading in the early part of the current financial year was
strong, but became more challenging in November and December 2022,
with lower volumes of feed blocks sold in both the USA and UK
markets and very competitive pricing for tenders in the engineering
division. At this stage of the year, the Board remains of the view
that trading for the full year will be in line with its
expectations and will provide a further update at the half
year.
Following on from 2022, with considerable strategic change and
progress, the Group is more focused. The unique know how and
customer relations embedded in the Speciality Agriculture and
Engineering divisions have considerable value as markets seek
technical solutions to long term sustainability challenges.
The Board is confident that both divisions will generate value
for shareholders in the long term and that the Group is
well-positioned to manage the challenges of the year ahead.
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