CPO production increased 15% for the last quarter and the profit is close to 5,000 per tonne at the current price. guess what kind of report they will release next week? PS: CPO stockpile decrease 7.5% to only 1.5M
If the CPO price is RM3k ++ per tonne, it would be mathematically impossible to register RM5k per tonne.
Any way given the improvement in CPO price, I'm rubbing my hands in glee waiting for the last quarter results. I agree 100% that B.Kawan can give out more dividends, maybe 20 sen each quarter is not asking too much.
48.8 sen EPS - another quarter of sterling performance - may the management be blessed for their diligence, prudence and skill which we shareholders have benefited.
Batu Kawan is undervalued. It does has its own biz (please check carefully, its own plantation and manufacturing), but small compared to KLK.
KLK's market cap is about RM27b. B.Kawan 47% ownership is about RM12.7b.
BKawan's market cap is RM8.2b @ RM19.00 per share. B.Kawan's existing biz is worth about RM2b (please check). So, BKawan's ownership in KLK will be RM6.2b (8.2 - 2) while it should be reflected at RM12.7b, it is undervalued at RM6.5b (12.7 - 6.2)(far better than the execution risk for IPP under construction, biz in the future, as it is a traded shares).
BKawan DY is about 3.5%.
That is why, the Company buyback as much as RM30m at about RM19+. Plantation is not in the limelight at the moment. Give it some time, it will close the gap. Even if we used the EV/mature ha, it is about RM50-55,000 per ha, it is on the lower band of RM60k - 100k per mature ha for large plantation companies listed.
The main issue plaguing Batu Kawan and the like is the spinners giving a bad name to CPO from the health angle even though it's proven that it's neutral at worst. I consume the cooking oil at home. Obviously the Malaysian eateries use palm oil in their cooking as well. I eat out most of the time and at mid-50s I'm still alive.
Then they pick from the environmental angle. The lobbyists are going all out to paint a negative picture on CPO to probably help the soy industry. It appears that all these so-called good intentions has the same underlying motive - MONEY!
i alrdy gave warning but still got jokers believe in chief joker @calvintaneng and refuse to acknowledge the signs. best is this @chongyu, claim to have 30 yrs experience in plantation industry but actually he doesnt know much after i probe him on fertilizer component prices.
Calvin, your judgement on palm oil is totally out of way. Not only you don't know how palm oil estates run, you don't know palm oil industry. In fact, you also don't know the relationship between palm oil, soy bean oil, biofuel & crude oil.
These guys that run the show are extremely conservative but I've no complaints.
The low dividend is more than adequately covered by the 7.6% shares bought-back. I have not come across any other PLC with such a significant treasury shareholding.
"Palm oil is a major industry in Southeast Asia. Indonesia and Malaysia employ 3.5 million people to produce 85 per cent of the world’s palm oil with export values exceeding US$40 billion annually."
3.5 million workers but 99% not Malaysians but foreign workers
"With Southeast Asian economies in the balance – especially Indonesia and Malaysia – the fruit producers must address growing concerns about environmental and employee abuses without losing their competitive edge"
Blatant open burning of plantation fields which causes environment pollution, land grabbing which contributes to homelessness and city squatting. and unemployment, when citizens are shoved aside in favour cheap foreign workers.
Toxic greed have met divine intervention and soon palm plantation will follow the fate of rubber.
"The latest crisis to face the industry’s reputation came this week as European Union lawmakers on Wednesday agreed to draft measures that seek to phase out the use of palm oil as biofuel by 2021. The move sparked fear in smallholders, who account for about 40 per cent of global palm oil production. Hundreds took to the streets in Kuala Lumpur this week to protest against the EU’s changes, saying the decision threatens their livelihoods."
IMPORTANT POINT OF INTEREST
"...draft measures that seek to phase out the use of palm oil as biofuel by 2021. "
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