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G3 Group (GGL) operates three businesses: document and data management in New Zealand and Australia, a unique UK-based tourist souvenir business and a business mail operation in NZ. The performance for the three months to 31 December 2016 was strong, with both gross and operating margins reported ahead of target. The company attributes its outperformance to strong revenues in the higher-margin document management business versus the less profitable business mail unit. As expected, inventory days showed an increase due to the previously announced one-off buy up of business mail products during Q1. These will continue to reduce as the product is sold off. Management expects to achieve all key operating metrics (KOMs) in FY17e.
G3 GROUP
G3 Group (GGL) operates three businesses: document and data management in NZ and Australia, a unique UK-based tourist souvenir business and a business mail operation in NZ. The audited FY16 financial results showed NPAT of NZ$2.14m, which was 12.2% ahead of FY15 and included a PBT contribution of NZ$0.04m from Formfile Records Management Group, acquired on 20 January 2016. It also included costs associated with IPO and the introduction of an employee share scheme, totalling NZ$0.227m and NZ$0.345m, respectively. The key operating milestones (KOMs) performance for Q117 is below expectations for FY17 due to the short-term impact of a postage price increase and seasonal softness in the UK market.
G3 Group (GGL) operates three businesses: document and data management in NZ and Australia, a unique UK-based tourist souvenir business and a business mail operation in NZ. The audited FY16 financial results showed NPAT of NZ$2.14m, which was 12.2% ahead of FY15 and included a PBT contribution of NZ$0.040m from Formfile Records Management Group, acquired on 20 January 2016, as well as costs associated with IPO and introduction of an employee share scheme totalling NZ0.227m and NZ$0.345m respectively.
G3 Group operates three businesses: a New Zealand-based business mail operation, a unique UK tourist mail business (Universal Mail UK) and document management in New Zealand and Australia. The performance for the third quarter that ended 31 December 2015 showed gross margin and inventory levels for the quarter and year to date above the key operating milestone (KOM) targets. The volume of items processed in the third quarter was below the KOM target, but is expected to increase in the fourth quarter with the resumption of services to a major bulk customer.
G3 Group (GGL) operates three businesses: document and data management in New Zealand and Australia, a unique UK-based tourist souvenir business and a business mail operation in NZ. The performance for the six months ending 30 September 2016 showed a significant improvement versus the same period a year earlier, with underlying EBITDA growing by 24.9%. Strong growth in a G3 core home market of New Zealand post was one of the main drivers behind its strong performance. Furthermore, several bolt-on acquisitions continue to perform well, with the company announcing that it plans to continue looking for acquisition targets in its key markets.
G3 Group operates three businesses: a New Zealand-based business mail operation, a unique UK tourist mail business (Universal Mail UK) and document management in New Zealand. Following its successful listing on the NXT in June 2015, the company has provided the market with a business update for Q116 stating that all key operating milestones (KOMs) the company on track to meet its second quarter targets and KOMs.
G3 Group operates three businesses: a New Zealand-based business mail operation; a unique UK tourist mail business (Universal Mail UK); and document management in New Zealand. The compliance listing on the New Zealand NXT market does not include the raising of any capital and will provide a platform for organic and acquisition-fuelled growth.
