GENDA will tighten investment discipline for both M&A and organic growth within its capital allocation strategy.
Specifically, M&A will focus on roll-ups in core areas, while investments outside the core will be limited and highly selective.
For organic growth investments, the company has raised the expected IRR hurdle rate under a non– going concern assumption and removed the previous requirement of 10% revenue growth for existing businesses, shifting toward a more balanced approach with investment efficiency.
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GENDA; Analyzing Impact of Free Cash Flow Generation through Stricter Investment Discipline