@pinky our menteri besar reveal that HRS will reserve for bumi contracotor... someone in YTL AGM also asked about this HRS project but their reply said they will work closely with the authorities only
First of all, you need to check the recent buying volume on YTL on the preceding days of msci and after.
Funds love to buy stocks with a theme when a disguising scenario presents itself, ie. msci
Do you think funds could have bought without moving the price on a regular day? And more importantly why do you think they willingly absorb it if it's a lousy share with no good story to run on for the next year riding on stocks with economic recovery theme.
So why do funds buy YTL in the first place? Two words, HSR and cement.
Do you know that YTL has 70% monopoly on cement after buying out their competition? And cement prices have been running up since 2019. As you well know construction work can take years, there will be a long runaway for YTL to profit from selling cement alone - 1 bil profit just from cement, understand that.
Last it had 1 bil profit, it was trading north of 1.5. And that's just from cement, how about the construction contracts?
You should also know that as they were previously handling the HSR projects, they have on their hands very useful logistics data to cut HUGE costs on the HSR project. Do you think the gov would want to waste unnecessarily on this project? Certainly not.
Moving on, with the new tendering, there has been realignment of the tracks, and as you well know YTL is part owner of ERL which connects to KLIA, and HSR will be integrated with KLIA. So can you imagine YTL not benefiting?
The economy moving on will be very bullish on construction companies due to dire need to stimulate and jump-start the economy. The best proxy to construction theme is YTL.
tdlr: Just buy YTL for a easy two bagger in one year.
No doubt, I was doing my research for the recent news of RM60b REE mining at Kedah which the CM says are to be given to local company operating at KL and this came to my searches.
To make decision to invest at Company A or Company B doesn't required high IQ or EQ but instead based on your logic mind to think and buy in if you are the owner
Company A : 1)consistent profit for the past 20 years 2)good asset mainly port & focused utility 3)stable business and predictable earning
Company B: 1)loss making (pls check for the past 3 years report,2018,2019&2020), how the trend looks like 2)telecommunication business bleeding like no ending (pouring good money to bad business) 3)utility business at Singapore continue to register losses for past few quarter 4)check his property investment n pls walk.in their premises mainly at Bukit Bintang , then you see how severe the business is 5)check their development activity at Sentul, Singapore and UK Bristol....hibernation (even the Sentul haording also like abondone projetc) 6)their hospitality business serious affected
Ytl boss very (ungrateful)person, couple years ago says something against the government, don't remember during 1993 whole Malaysia blackout Government gave him a huge power station project!!!
Hume Industries, the next largest cement maker after Ytl sudah naik 60% lo in just a month Cement ASP is rising from last year low of RM180/tonne to RM 220/tonne last quater to RM 250/tonne currently
Calvin882 no need to worry. PTP is busier and handling larger volume of containers than ever before. That is why MMC can pay interim dividend from now on. Got extra cash. MMC for sure will report higher profit in 4Q than 3Q.
Company has huge debt and bad management that’s why share price can’t move. I know people from MMCorp and all I can say is this company will not be successful for the next 5 years. Led by completely ignorant assholes
@wallstreetrookie, which fellow you are referring? The management just revamped last year or 2 years ago isnt it. You sound like you were or are working in mmc corp. LOL
When we want to comment on certain issue, condemn on people company or management, pls check at number (number speak for itself )....pls be rational and out of emotion or else you willl be laughing stock in this forum !
Maybe he was talking to MMC's supplier or sub contractor. Basically you cannot be a successful/profitable contractor if no one hates you because it would mean that you are overpaying them XD
Agree that this is an undervalue stock especially when compared to its comparable Westport (which is trading at 24x PE).
The stock also provide investor with exposure to post covid recovery play. I think this is a safer bet than buying directly into expensive vaccine players or riskier industry like aviation.
Also with Biden coming in as US president next month, most analyst are expecting global trade to improve further which bodes well for port operators like MMC.
But just look at the profit contribution of MMC. Most of it comes from the port and logistic segment. And even if you do an Sum of Part valuation (SOP) and u assign the same multiple as Westport for the port division, you will get a value that is a lot higher than the current market cap.
FYI, the biggest port player in Malaysia is MMC with capacity of 21.3mil TEU vs Westport the second biggest with capacity of 14 mil TEU. Normally the largest player commands the higher market multiple not the other way around.
There were news that MMC wanted to IPO its port assets at valuation of RM4bil at least. Current market cap which includes interest in Malakoff, Gas Malaysia and JV Gamuda- MMC amongst other is now only at RM2.8bil.
Cheap doesn’t mean undervalued. Increasing and consistent profit and dividend doesn’t mean it will sustain for the coming years. You are being far too shortsighted. So you’re telling me good dividend = good management? If you’re investing based on the balance sheet only, then I would say you haven’t done enough research. And nope, I wasn’t talking to a subcontractor. Its folks from the port division.
So good profit but lots of debt/borrowing but few expansion plans? Bad operating expenses tight margin hmm energy and utilities no comment. Malakoff doing well indeed. Ports and logistics die. Losing out to bigger players who handle all areas air freight freight forwarding storage. Check further. I know their Penang port and north port not doing well. Not to mention their O&G engineering sector is a dying business
Others are not bad. Solid cash flow positive.
MMCorp isn’t a bad company but to say that it is undervalued is unjustifiable and erroneous.
Try to look further than the balance sheet or financials and look more into the trend of a business. MMCorp is a textbook example of being over ambitious.
If your entry price low, congratulations. Entering now? Nope
>>>If you’re in it for the long term, you’ll be rewarded. But for medium term, opportunity cost is not worth it.
Fair comment.
As I've said before there must be some reason why this stock is not appreciated by the market. Cannot be no reason it's slumping over the years. Pity those who bought at around RM2 years back
I rarely write negative comments on a stock (excluding goreng stocks). Last one is Dsonic. Also Adventa, Dufu Some stocks might look good on paper, but the future growth just isn’t attractive enough.
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Posted by Pinky > 2020-12-03 09:26 | Report Abuse
HSR not YTL niche meh?