FLSmidth & Co

Modelling the impact of COVID-19, round 2

24/03/20 -"On top of the earnings revision and its impact on the valuation, we have also factored in a lower dividend for the years to come, particularly in FY20-21. Altogether, this leads to a c.15% lower ..."

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