LAST TIME IN IFCA FORUM ALL WERE TALKING ABOUT HOW MUCH IFCA WILL BE MAKING FROM GST IN MALAYSIA. HOW IT CONCURRED THE PROPERTY DEV. ALSO POSSIBLE PROFIT FROM GST SOFTWARE SALES IN CHINA?
ALL 95% OF HOPEFUL SORCHAI KENA WIPED OFF IN IFCA LATER.
SO THE MACRO PICTURE FOR HENGYUAN IS BLEAK.
BETTER SELL WHILE SELLING IS GOOD.
OR ELSE ALL WILL BE VICTIMS LIKE THOSE CHASING IFCA LAST ROUND.
David, got take into account t of taxation nor? Also the previous quarters can't be used anymore. All margin and prices moved. Just extrapolate latest later to 12months will do for time being. Else the error might be huge
If you want to spite KYY, that's between the 2 of you. You go take it personally on him ok. Leave hengyuan forum to hengyuan shareholders. Please go away. You are talking rubbish.
Is Calvin intention pure? All the warning is based on rumours and his objective macro view but not fact.
I see him bad mouth other counter to promote his own. That is different from giving warning. Calvin you are very good at choosing undervalue stock, stick to it and write good facts and story about it.
You sell property by saying how good your house quality , area, growth and etc is good but not telling people how bad the other property are, right?
Posted by Ooi Teik Bee > Mar 8, 2018 04:06 PM | Report Abuse
Dear probability and Jelas Ulung,
Please note that there is another analyst named Dr David Lim who made appointment to meet me, he discussed the profit of Hengyuan with me in great details. He also worked out the net profit for 2018.
I also work out my projected profit for 2018.
Projected profit from Dr David Lim, myself and David_Tan are quite closed. However, I think David_Tan's one is the best forecast.
Business valuation is an art more than a science. It may be tempted to look at the historical balance sheets, P/Ls and cash flow statements for clues on the current valuation of a company. If you are accounting savvy, analysis of balance sheets, P/L and cash flow statements will likely help to you uncover some hidden value that may not be obvious to a lot of investors based on technical analysis or inferior analysts' reports to buy shares. But the limitations of accounting information is its historical in nature, some valuable assets not meeting accounting recognition criteria will not be reflected in accounts, good business model and management cannot be discovered through analysis of financial statements.
Nevertheless, financial statements analysis is the first starting point to check how healthy a company's financial position and performance currently and in the past. As a value investor, I always start with objective analysis by checking the latest balance sheet for clue on company's cash and short term investment, liquidity, long-term debts position and any valuable assets e.g. real estates in prominent location not fully reflected in the balance sheets. Then, I look at the P/L position in the past to discern the normalized earnings of the company whether that normalized earnings consistent with the cash flow statements presented to ensure accounting earnings were actually translated into actual cash flow to the company concerned. Lastly, I will examine the subjective side of the business by evaluation the company's earning sources and business model to check whether the company can compete successfully within its industry. The subjective side of the business part is difficult to perform due to future uncertainties beyond our human ability to predict. That's why Warren Buffett always buy companies with simple business model within his circle of competence to understand so that he is more likely to know the future cash flow of a company to actually put a value on it.
Having said that, how to use the above value investing approach to value Hengyuan? First, the company latest quarterly report 31 Dec 2017, balance sheet showed cash in bank and FD holding about RM510 mil, current ratio is about 4, total current assets is RM2.8 bil more than cover its entire liabilities (both short and long term) of RM2 bil. Latest quarterly EPS was 61.18 cents (profit after taxation is about RM180 mil) with cash flow from operating activities after depreciation was about 311 mil. It does has a very healthy financial position and performance recently.
We can see its operating results started to improve in year 2015 till today with oil price hovers around USD60-70 today thanks to the OPEC production curb, the world commodities price is picking up with the growth in world economy but the likelihood of large fluctuation either move up or down substantially in oil price in the near future is dim as concerns over the volume of US shale oils supply, Federal Reserve tightening policy and US-China trade wars will cap its upward trends in future.
Hengyuan is a cyclical company which cash flows and earnings will be moving up during the times when commodities cycle is picking up, so one should expect its market price to go wild when the cycle is peak like the year 2008 and the recent year 2014. So it is hard to find normalized earnings and cash flow of Hengyuan in the past, it is about timing of buying the shares during commodities picking up time. Like what I said in the beginning, valuation is an art more than a science. I prefer to put a range of value on a company and see how much margin of safety I have if I were to buy a company's shares at market value today. Usually I require at least 30% margin of safety before I will invest in the shares.
If one is to review the balance sheet of the company, its NTA is RM5.9 per share, if using earnings base to value I will conservatively use the latest quarterly EPS 61.18 cents (EPS RM2.4 per year) as a guide for the year 2018 and using PE ratio 6 (due to small capital company), one can come to a value of RM14.40. IF one would to put a weighting of 20% on book value and 80% on earnings based value, then one can come to a valuation of Hengyuan at about RM12.70. Market price today is about RM9.2, margin of safety is about 40%. So it does provide a good margin of safety for the value investor to buy at the current market price.
The above is my personal impartial opinion, please check with your financial advisers before you invest in the shares.
David Tan In Q4 2017, the manufacturing expenses is 20M more than Q3 and the admin expenses is 10M more than Q3. Can you explain why? If you can't then on what basis that this high expenses will not continue in 2018
Based on accounts made available to public, we will not know the breakdowns of manufacturing and administrative expenses. This makes profit forecasts challenging. For instance, the higher administrative expenses incurred in Q4 2017 could be for bonuses paid at the end of the year. Or there could be other one off expenses. But we will not know for sure.
As such, as I have explained in my article, I use the average of the past 8 most recent quarters. And to remove the effects of any outliers, the quarter with the lowest and highest numbers are removed in determining the average expense.
David Tan In Q4 2017, the manufacturing expenses is 20M more than Q3 and the admin expenses is 10M more than Q3. Can you explain why? If you can't then on what basis that this high expenses will not continue in 2018
My analysis required data from 1 January 2018 to 31 March 2018. This is a time consuming exercise. I guess you will ask me the same question even if I managed to get this article out last Thursday or Friday. Truth is I can only work on this article after 31 March 2018, and today is only 9 April 2018.
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lanjiolang David Tan, may i know why you chose today to publish this article? 09/04/2018 20:47
At no time did I say that HRC’s EPS will be RM3.70 per annum. This analysis is for Q1 2018, and not for FY2018. There is no way you can extrapolate the results of one quarter into a full year.
Please do not put words in my mouth.
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probability so far the best analysis was done by David_Tan, KC already say....
It is indeed the most professional analysis so far.
82 cents x 4 = RM 3.70 per annum...
with this kinda support from i3 members, and Koon and his wife who used to serve curry puff to KC.....
why fear
we have a big community helping all to be succesfull investor 09/04/2018 20:51
last time the david lim already hiding after give a wrong EPS forecast of 120 cent vs 66 cent the real result. now come out another david. and the david lim also release the article after hengyuan strong rebound of 2 dollars to 14.3 ... u all know what happen next
Hengyuan just begins its strong uptrend engine. It is support by good TA and strong fundamental. At the current price of 9.06, it is still very undervalue. Strong hand will make sure the uptrend mode is consistent this time because weak holders have been flushed out.
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Posted by calvintaneng > 2018-04-09 17:27 | Report Abuse
The micro picture is too myopic and narrow lah.
BETTER SEE THE MACRO PICTURE.
LAST TIME IN IFCA FORUM ALL WERE TALKING ABOUT HOW MUCH IFCA WILL BE MAKING FROM GST IN MALAYSIA. HOW IT CONCURRED THE PROPERTY DEV. ALSO POSSIBLE PROFIT FROM GST SOFTWARE SALES IN CHINA?
ALL 95% OF HOPEFUL SORCHAI KENA WIPED OFF IN IFCA LATER.
SO THE MACRO PICTURE FOR HENGYUAN IS BLEAK.
BETTER SELL WHILE SELLING IS GOOD.
OR ELSE ALL WILL BE VICTIMS LIKE THOSE CHASING IFCA LAST ROUND.