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4 small-cap ASX stocks with serious upside [Part 2/3]

Explore ASX small caps with upside on the Australian Investors Podcast. Symal, Emeco, HMC Capital and Qoria analysed with Seneca Financial Solutions.

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In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask speaks with Luke Laretive and Ben Richards of Seneca Financial Solutions about:

  • Symal (SYL): a newly listed boring business in the best way
  • Emeco (EHL): discounted to NTA and a potential takeover target
  • HMC Capital (HMC): 3 big issues, but plenty of hidden value
  • Qoria (QOR): cyber safety stock with overlooked tailwinds

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Topics Covered

  • Symal (SYL): recent IPO, trading at 10x earnings vs peers on 15–20x
  • Emeco (EHL): capital returns ahead? Insiders buying?
  • HMC Capital (HMC): unloved, but a real asset management business
  • Qoria (QOR): overlooked leader in cyber safety software

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  • Emeco Holdings Limited (ASX:EHL), Home Consortium Ltd (ASX:HMC), Qoria Ltd (ASX:QOR)

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