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Assumptions: 5% EPS 7-yr CAGR & 45% retention rate

7 year CAGR of EPS forecasted at 6.6%

Smartcenters has a diversified portfolio of clients that are pretty recession proof and immune to standard retail challenges Occupancy rate is higher than industry standards while also being able to charge more due to their quality locations Top-tier management that is financially conservative allows them to keep their incredibly high dividend in times of economic downturn while competitors were forced to lower dividends The company's financial position is solid and the giant dividend they are paying is still maintained by cash flows Expanding into mixed use facilities and self-storage will create a more diversified and secured revenue base Decrease in interest rates will lower costs and improve margins giving the company a better cash position to decrease debt or encourage growth

Approx 7% EPS CAGR

Fidelity Bank Plc delivered a robust performance in the first quarter of 2025, with pre-tax profit soaring 167.79% year-on-year to ₦107.77 billion , reflecting a strong start to the year fueled by improved interest margins, credit quality, and solid balance sheet expansion. Key Financial Highlights (Q1 2025 vs.

The launch of the next console in 2025 will most likely benefit Nintendo over the following three years, as it gradually gains traction. Risks A flop of the new console due to poor reception or high price.

Consumer technology platform specializing in beauty and wellness products, leveraging artificial intelligence to offer personalized solutions through brands like Il Makiage and SpoiledChild. Operates in the beauty and personal care industry, focusing on direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales with a strong emphasis on technology and personalization.

Catalysts Financial Performance : In 2023 , Hims & Hers reported impressive financial results: Revenue : Reached $872.0 million , reflecting a 65% year-over-year increase. Net Income : Achieved $1.2 million in Q4 2023.

The global 'space economy' is forecasted to be worth ~$1.8 trillion by 2035. Roughly $800 billion is estimated to be made up of "backbone" business, such as satellites and rockets, and the services or software required to enable them, such as internet and positioning technologies.