0037 GMT - Bubs Australia appears to have little margin for error if it is to meet its annual guidance, Bell Potter analyst Jonathan Snape warns. He reckons that the infant-formula maker's guidance for annual revenue of between A$120 million and A$125 million implies a 23% improvement on September-quarter run rates. Writing in a note to clients, Snape observes that the long lead times in formula manufacturing suggest that Bubs needs to build inventory ahead of its anticipated sales uplift. He sees the expected inventory build being funded by existing facilities and cash. Bell Potter cuts its target price 2.9% to A$0.17 and keeps a hold rating on the stock, which is down 1.7% at A$0.1425. (stuart.condie@wsj.com)
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