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Your thoughts on Dicker Data (DDR) and Deterra Royalties (DRR)

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Your thoughts on Dicker Data (DDR) and Deterra Royalties (DRR)

Hello Esteemed Team, DDR has had some violent price swings recently , but, is now really doing well. You have them in your growth portfolio as high risk. Has that risk lessened and do you see further price growth and increased dividend growth? Are yo thinking of increasing the percent of DDR in your growth portfolio? DRR is trying to diversify. Do you see them maintaining high yields and as they pursue their goals? Are they going the right direction? What are the risks , if any , you perceive? Thank you, Octogenarian

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Hi Octogenarian,

Dicker Data: we discussed this week how DDR was enjoying a similar AI tailwind as Harvey Norman (HVN) with the stock looking well-positioned to deliver both growth and a healthy dividend flow over the coming years; DDR is forecast to yield ~4.3% fully franked over the next 12-months. However, while the 3% position in our Active Income Portfolio is relatively small, we deem it appropriate considering the stocks volatility, as you indeed touched on.

  • We remain long and bullish towards DDR but do not plan to increase our position size.

Detera Royalties: DRR is Australia’s largest listed mining royalty company, primarily earning revenue from a royalty over BHP’s iron ore operations in the Pilbara region. The company provides investors with exposure to low-cost, long-life iron ore production through a high-margin, capital-light business model. This $2.2bn business is forecast to yield ~4.8% fully franked over the next 12 months which is clearly attractive with the RBA Cash Rate forecast to test 3.1% in 2026.

  • We like DRR as a yield play but the caveat being the iron ore price which will determine the dividends through 2026/7.
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