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RSM
+366%
Ramelius Resources (ASX: RMS)
Gold
First tipped 14 February 2016 @1.06
Original Thesis: Smaller West Australian Gold miner.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. Growing production from a diversified asset base assisted by merger and takeovers. Also benefiting from low cost of production and a rising gold price.
SXE
+1283%
Southern Cross Electrical (ASX: SXE)
Contractor
First tipped 30 December 2020 @$0.365
Original Thesis: A quality contractor operating in the mining space; always had a great niche. Not just anyone can handle big electrical projects. Exposure to growth in the mining sector, but what impressed was the advance into the industrial customer base. The stock was also very cheap.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. Two words: data centres. Market credibility and key relationships in a critical niche. Has an impressive niche and is now one of the few Australia wide operators that can handle very big, very complex projects.
MAQ
+673%
Macquarie Technology (ASX: MAQ)
Information Technology
First tipped 21 November 2018 @$0.965
Original Thesis: Founder led IT company, switching into data centres. Solid balance sheet. Founders with long-term vision and getting traction with government contracts.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. Backing founders who kept reinvesting and not raising equity. Secured big recurring revenue contracts with government and corporate clients. Expanding data centre footprint plus generating more value from consulting.
GNG
+1,184%
GR Engineering (ASX: GNG)
Contractor
First tipped 20 March 2019 @$3.01
Original Thesis: This stock frustrated for a while, with the share price going down and sidewards. The business of designing and constructing mineral processing plants is complicated. But we liked the IP, as the author of feasibility studies, which then leads to engineering procurement and construction (EPC) work. The stock was also very cheap and we liked one of the founders Joe Ricciardo, who was also executive chair.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. The group has grown its work in hand and has delivered great earnings appreciation because of its low capital requirements, boosting return on equity, which has compounded over time.
DTL
+1,081%
Data3 (ASX: DTL)
Information Technology
First Tipped 21 November 2018 @0.965
Original Thesis: Quality IT stock with a broad product offering. Reputable business with a corporate client base. Very cheap.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. A substantial component of DTL’s business is relatively low margin software sales, but 69% of revenue comes from recurring contracted payments. We think DTL is a keeper, and we welcome opportunities to buy it cheaper. You just have to see how quickly the stock bounced back this year after the software apocalypse led selling.
NST
+2900%
Northern Star Resources (ASX: NST)
Gold Mining
First tipped 13 July 2016 at $0.66
Original Thesis:
A young CEO with extensive experience as a contractor in Barminco, developing a mine near Kalgoorlie that kept delivering better than expected production. Bill Beament left Northern Star with a world-class gold mine and the company has gone on from there.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. Building a portfolio of world class gold mines both in Australia and abroad, in Alaska. The Kalgoorlie Super Pit, KGSM has proven to be a particularly good move.
EVN
+1811.1%
Evolution Mining (ASX: EVN)
Gold Mining
First tipped 18 March 2015 @$0.72
Original Thesis: A young CEO named Jake Klein, who had left Macquarie Bank and was a gifted deal maker. Quickly used his deal making skills to purchase a portfolio of domestic mining assets.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. The mine portfolio grew and grew, funded mainly by debt and impressive exploration. The gold price also helped.
NCK
+1183%
Nick Scali (ASX:NCK)
Retail
First tipped 14 June 2012 @0.83
Original Thesis: A founder led business that had a very strong balance sheet, with lots of cash, a good brand name and was very cheap.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. Innovative business model where furniture isn’t made until the order comes in from the show-room. Returns are much higher than average because working capital is so low. They had a very good supply chain and they have scale to out-compete on price. They invest in the brand.
PLS
+1401.6%
PLS Group (ASX: PLS)
Lithium Miner
First tipped 16 December 2021 @0.86
Original Thesis: Lithium was a growth resource essential to the future green economy. There were a number of operators that were developing hard rock resources in Australia, as well as lithium brine developing in South America. Pilbara Minerals, as it was called then, was one of the leaders on the ASX.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. The group turned from developer to producer at scale faster than other operators and with less hiccups. PLS has also merged successfully with other operations and has lower costs of production, which enabled it to survive a big fall in commodity prices.
ASB
+729.0%
Austal (ASX: ASB)
Industrial
First tipped 19 May 2022 @0.40
Original Thesis: Manufacturer of world class naval ships in the littoral class. Had gone through a painful transformation involving a dilutive equity raising. Balance sheet was strong and stock was very cheap, trading at a discount to net tangible assets.
What drove the return: Earnings and multiple expansion. The US business was grew very quickly when the company won preferred supplier to the US Navy. The company benefited from the focus towards Asia and from success in building programs.
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