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BINGO Industries Limited (ASX:BIN), established in 2017 and headquartered in Auburn, Australia, offers waste management and recycling solutions to domestic and commercial businesses across the country.
The company recently presented at the Macquarie Australia Conference in Sydney in May 2019, emphasising on the Dial a Dump acquisition, the network redevelopment program and its five-year strategy and market update.
On 25th March 2019, BINGO Industries informed the market that it had completed the acquisition of Dial A Dump Industries (DADI) following the satisfaction of certain regulatory requirements associated with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commissionâs (ACCC) terms. The ACCC approval was sought in late February 2019 after submitting a court-enforceable undertaking to divest BINGOâs recycling facility in Banksmeadow, New South Wales.
DADIâs principal asset, situated in the Western Sydney, is the Eastern Creek recycling and landfill facility which covers ~ 55 hectares and has an approved capacity of up to 2 million tonnes per annuum (tpa), with ~ 15-year of useful landfill life remaining. The acquisition is expected to be transformational for BINGO. The value consideration was ~ $ 577.5 million (enterprise value as announced on 21 August 2018). It was partially funded by a $ 425 million underwritten Entitlement Offer at $ 2.54 per share and the issue of 78,740,154 BINGO shares to the vendors at $ 2.54.
Source: Macquarie Australia Conference presentation
On 28 February 2019, BINGO also announced an on-market buy-back of up to $ 75 million of its ordinary shares, which was supported by its strong balance sheet and the then trading value of its shares. The buy-back began on 15 March 2019 (to end in 12 months). As per BINGOâs last update on 1 May 2019, it has bought back a total of 4,687,537 shares for a consideration of ~ $ 7.33 million.
Going forth, at the core of the companyâs five-year strategy is its strategic network of waste infrastructure assets in primary locations of Melbourne and Sydney. So far, BINGO has completed a capital expenditure investment of $ 140 on Bingoâs initial network upgrade program. It is largely completed with earnings expected to flow from FY20.
Besides, as a result of the network reconfiguration and DADI acquisition, Bingoâs network capacity (RRC and landfill) would be higher, around 4.7 million tpa by FY2020.
Source: Macquarie Australia Conference presentation
Outlook
The company recorded a 25.4% growth in net revenue to $ 178.7 million and a 4.1% rise in underlying EBITDA to $ 45.6 million for the half-year of FY19 to 31 Dec 2018. However, A faster than anticipated softening in multi-dwelling residential construction activity in NSW and Victoria, a no price rise in FY19 and reconfiguration of the companyâs development projects, have together contributed to reduced full-year guidance for FY19 ending 30 June 2019.
Though, the outlook for BINGO remains positive as its underlying business remains on track to achieve its revised FY19 EBITDA guidance that is broadly in line with the previous year (15%-20%).
Stock Performance
With a market capitalisation of AUD 1.29 billion and ~ 661.13 million outstanding shares, the BIN stock price settled the trading today (24 May 2019) at AUD 1.890, dipping slightly by 2.82%. However, the stockâs return yields have remained positive and up trending. These include 52.95% for the last three months and 6.58% YTD.
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