Following Royal Commission revelations that raised some doubt on their ability to service debt (including the hybrids), the CWNHB declined ~4% this week to be now trading at $91. While we can understand the decline given the uncertainties from a regulatory sense, Crown has a very clear path over the next 6-12 months of de-gearing based on property sales alone and on UBS numbers this will bring Crown’s net debt position back to below $500m. The headlines are poor for Crown (CWN) however we continue to see value at current levels in both the stock and the Hybrid Securities, albeit noting they are higher risk.
scroll
PULSE CHECK WEBINAR: Portfolio positioning towards FY26
Close
Tuesday 3rd June – ASX +29pts, IEL, 360, TWE
Close
Gerrish: The correction is done, we’re positioning for what comes next
Close
Tuesday 3rd June – Dow up +35pts, SPI up +69pts
Close
MM remains comfortable with the Crown Hybrid (CWNHB)
Add To Hit List
Relevant suggested news and content from the site

Video
WATCH
PULSE CHECK WEBINAR: Portfolio positioning towards FY26
FY26 is shaping up as a year where strategic portfolio positioning will matter more than ever. Hear from James Gerrish & Shawn Hickman as they detail MM's current views.

Podcast
LISTEN
Tuesday 3rd June – ASX +29pts, IEL, 360, TWE
Daily Podcast Direct from the Desk

Video
WATCH
Gerrish: The correction is done, we’re positioning for what comes next
The Market Matters lead portfolio manager talks the recent recovery, Trump, gold, and why he thinks there's plenty of opportunities.

Podcast
LISTEN
Tuesday 3rd June – Dow up +35pts, SPI up +69pts
Daily Podcast Direct from the Desk
Members only
UNLOCK MARKET MATTERS NOW
Take a free trial.
No payment details required.