We are seeing decent traction in MyEG’s blockchain development as it enters the rollout stage for government-related services. In Apr 2023, the group formed a partnership with GACC to provide a cross-border customs trade solution using MyEG’s blockchain technology that could enhance the transparency and efficiency of the customs process. The group is undergoing the pilot run on the platform, and is on track to go for full commercialisation by 4Q23, according to management.
The monetisation of the blockchain-based customs platform will come mainly through the issuance of Certificate of Origin (CO), which is a compulsory authentication process for all inbound custom trades from Malaysia into China. MyEG expects to collect a fixed fee for each CO issued, therefore the revenue upside hinges upon the total volume of inbound trade from Malaysia into China. Based on the ZTrade website, which is the official portal for the Malaysia-China cross-border blockchain platform powered by MyEG’s Zetrix, the group is charging up to Rmb200 per CO submission.
Management expects the Malaysia-China customs process to officially shift to the new platform this year. Therefore, the group could see an uptick in its revenue and margins by 4Q23F, the latter due to higher sales mix from the high-margin blockchain business. Beyond Malaysia, MyEG is also aiming to implement a similar solution for other SEA countries as part of strengthening the economic partnership across the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) members. It has already signed agreements with the Philippines Bureau of Customs (BOC) and Cargo Data Exchange Center Inc (CDEC) for a collaboration to roll out blockchain-based customs clearance and processing services for trade flows between the Philippines and China. Figure 6 shows the China imports from several ASEAN countries, which reflects the relative upside revenue opportunity across ASEAN countries on the blockchain solution. As per management’s guidance, Malaysia-China currently offers the highest revenue upside as Malaysia has the highest import value vis-à-vis other countries.
Zetrix coin is not ordinary cytocurrency which lack of actual usage. Zetrix coin is COMPLUSORY use at China custom if wan to import goods from oversea for highly safety and efficiency Custome clearance
Zetrix token sales set to improve further in 2H23 MYEG’s 2Q23 results were strong, on better-than-expected contribution from its blockchain solutions business. With its flagship Zetrix token set to be listed next month on Coinstore, a SG-based crypto exchange, token sales are expected to pick-up further in 2H23. We have raised FY23-24E earnings by 2-6% and we nudge our TP higher to MYR1.16 (+2%). Our TP is pegged to 20x FY24E PER, at MYEG’s LT Mean; BUY rating maintained.
You can see the boss buy in and sell out always, make the share appear at the active stock to attract buyer, and also by experience, he notice it help to move the share up little little
i think after reinvestment dilution, the price will definitely drop a lot, wait it further drop only buy. got money no need to rush, many counter to choose...
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Blockchain upside could be sizeable
We are seeing decent traction in MyEG’s blockchain development as it enters the
rollout stage for government-related services. In Apr 2023, the group formed a
partnership with GACC to provide a cross-border customs trade solution using
MyEG’s blockchain technology that could enhance the transparency and
efficiency of the customs process. The group is undergoing the pilot run on the
platform, and is on track to go for full commercialisation by 4Q23, according to
management.
The monetisation of the blockchain-based customs platform will come mainly
through the issuance of Certificate of Origin (CO), which is a compulsory
authentication process for all inbound custom trades from Malaysia into China.
MyEG expects to collect a fixed fee for each CO issued, therefore the revenue
upside hinges upon the total volume of inbound trade from Malaysia into China.
Based on the ZTrade website, which is the official portal for the Malaysia-China
cross-border blockchain platform powered by MyEG’s Zetrix, the group is charging
up to Rmb200 per CO submission.
Management expects the Malaysia-China customs process to officially shift to the
new platform this year. Therefore, the group could see an uptick in its revenue
and margins by 4Q23F, the latter due to higher sales mix from the high-margin
blockchain business. Beyond Malaysia, MyEG is also aiming to implement a
similar solution for other SEA countries as part of strengthening the economic
partnership across the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)
members. It has already signed agreements with the Philippines Bureau of Customs (BOC) and Cargo Data Exchange Center Inc (CDEC) for a collaboration
to roll out blockchain-based customs clearance and processing services for trade
flows between the Philippines and China. Figure 6 shows the China imports from
several ASEAN countries, which reflects the relative upside revenue opportunity
across ASEAN countries on the blockchain solution. As per management’s
guidance, Malaysia-China currently offers the highest revenue upside as Malaysia
has the highest import value vis-à-vis other countries.
CgsCimb 25/8/2023