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Business Description: Lycopodium Limited (LYL) is an Australian based engineering and project management consultancy which provides a range of services for the evaluation, development, implementation and optimisation of projects across industries, including Minerals Processing, Mining Infrastructure, Process Industries and Maintenance Planning & Reliability Engineering. LYL has offices in Australia, Philippines, Ghana and Canada.
Strategy Analysis: The core strategy continues to concentrate on the delivery of EPCM consulting services. This focus has enabled the company to develop a capability in delivering large projects for multi-national companies. As part of this strategy a blend of domestic and international work encompassing a broad range of commodities is targeted. The aim with this strategy is to consistently deliver quality and value in all aspects of clients’ projects.
Lycopodium reported NPAT up 26.2% to $12.85m for the half-year ended 31 December 2012. Revenues from ordinary activities were $123.5m, up 12.3% from last year. Diluted EPS was 31.8 cents compared to 25.8 cents last year. Net operating cash flow was $14.91m compared to $11.73m last year. The interim dividend declared was 15 cents, compared with 12 cents last year.
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