For CCb case, I have to admit I agree with rosmah, is a dead car rebound case, she mentioned this past 2 months. But anyway price recover to reach high and many are happy promoting it now.
Hi guys, I just wanna share my findings for Cycle and Carriage Bintang Bhd. Please feel free to disagree with me.
What is CCB’s sustainable competitive advantage over its closest rival, Hap Seng Star? • Personally, I don’t think the competition for CCB comes from Audi, BMW, Volvo and Volkswagen but rather losing the market share to HapSeng. This is because Mercedes nailed the design and this is evidenced by the good sales achieved in FY14/15. • To recap, CCB is a 49% shareholder in Mercedes Benz Malaysia S/B. In addition to the guaranteed annual dividend from Mercedes Benz, CCB is entitled to draw down on the interest free revolving hire-purchase floor plan facility from CCB. • I suspect this facility is not made available to HapSeng Star as this sort of transaction is not considered arm’s length. • After digging through Hap Seng Stars: CCB’s sales outperformed HapSeng exponentially from FY13 to 3QFY15. The only year that CCB lose out to HapSeng is on FY12. Please note both companies used the Dec as the year end.
CCB (sales revenue $’000): 3Q 2015: 1,192,398 (+28% more than HapSeng) 2014: 922,463 (+25.8% more than HapSeng) 2013: 644,976 (+6.5% more than HapSeng) 2012: 656,192 (-16.2% lower than HapSeng)
What is the expected net profit p.u. for FY16? • FY15 is the watershed year not so much because of the higher sales volume but rather a favourable shift in the sales mix to higher margin products. Hence, net profit margin (%) improved to 3.5% (RM3.5K profit per motor vehicle sold for FY15) vs. 1.1% (RM1.1K profit per motor vehicle sold for FY14). • If you ask me how i derived the RM1.1K / RM3.5K profit per motor vehicle sold, please refer to the GDoc link above. Basically, i just divide net profit over total sales for both FY14 and FY15.
• What this means is that CCB does not need to sell as many cars as the improvement in net profit margin can make up for it. This is important because FY16 is challenging in terms of car sales. • For prudence, we used RM3K of net profit p.u. for FY16 (a 16% discount to RM3.5K).
How many cars can CCB sell for FY16? • Mark Raine (VP Sales & Mktg), “I see a good opportunity next year (2016) for us to chart growth in our sales and we are eyeing to beat the record we achieve this year for 2016”. Source: The Star. • Despite the optimism by Mark Raine, the macroeconomics for FY16 will continue to be tough. • If we refer to FY14 and FY15, the average sales per month is 851 units. • For prudence, we use 850 units (kasi satu free).
How much is the EPS for FY16? • EPS for FY16 = ((850 units x 12 months x net profit of RM3K p.u.) + (dividend: RM11,229K))/ 100745K = $0.42 = round down to $0.40.
How much is the PE ratio for FY16? • Assuming if we use a PE multiple of 10, hence, fair value should be 10 x $0.40 = RM4.00
Is a P/E of 10 reasonable? I think so because: • Trailing PE to date = (share price = $3.38)/ (EPS for FY15 = $0.50) = 6.76. We are just 3 more multiples close to PE 10. • In addition, CCB has a sustainable competitive advantage over its closest rival, HapSeng Star and this justified P/E of 10.
I am just thinking about the interest free revolving hire-purchase floor plan facility from Mercedes. mmm...it seems that CCB can draw down the loan facility to run up the inventories and this is interest free...probably this is a corporate level agreement between Mercedes Daimler AG and Jardine Cycle and Carriage...cool...
Kancs, What a fantastic research works & ratio analysis, very well done!
PE is just one of the most commonly acceptable tools in judging the future share value of a stock. Some use Free cash flow, discounted cash flow, blah blah, many more methods....
Everyone will have his/her own conclusion or judgement, based on experience, technical background or knowledge, state of emotion, etc.
When we say target price should be 4 or 5.5, some already happy enough to sell at this price. Like Gadang, our dear friend had already warned us Gadang was very bad company and he even cursed when price was RM1.40 something.
It is not a question of right or wrong, as long as you are comfortable or happy with it, then stick to it. If don't, then move one. No harm done because you are responsible for your own life, no one else.
I always remind myself, no one will care about you when you are having bad time in life and no one will give you money when you need money, except your parents, Banks (provided you have spare credit facility) Or may be Ah Long???
So invest only after doing homework, at least you know your own goal & bottom line.
Hi SuperMan99, This can be found in the Annual Report FY14 on note 19: Trade Payables and Other Liabilities
This is the extract from page 65: Included in other liabilities above is an interest-free amount payable to Mercedes-Benz Services Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (“MBSM”) of RM41,735,452 pertaining to a revolving hire-purchase floor plan facility. A pre-determined interest-free period has been granted by MBSM. Any unpaid amount over the interest-free period shall be disclosed as borrowings in Note 21, if any.
Subsequently, in Note 21: There is zero borrowings...hahahahahaha
To buy more or to sell now, it is your call. Most importantly, make informed decision.
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2 years zero div oredi...prior to that used to be well known for one of the good div stocks...I believe the major Spore shareholders should be screwed by their shareholders 996 for the past few years
All these foreign shareholders tend to pay good div one, need to bring the money home mah...such as Dlady, Nestle, Digi, BAT etc...as long as they can make profit and strong cash flow
I agree with Superman99, Murali and Icon8888. Sometimes logic and commen sense will get undermine but always maintain conviction. I did a simple revisit. There is nothing fancy except to add value to a superb analysis by Superman99. http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/tradeview/89088.jsp
Just finish my analysis on past years' dividend records & the movement of share prices and balance sheet items in the quarterly reports before, on & after the announcement of special dividends.
My 2 cents guess, special dividends is possible in 2016. (Don't throw me stone if I am not right)
hehehe...turbulent spotted in the horizon - china share market closed on Monday - 1st day of trading of 2016 with 7% drop in the shanghai composite index...what will tomorrow hold? a big discount for CCB????
wait for Mercedes Benz Malaysia Sdn Bhd to announce their 4Q2015 financial results sometime around 8th Jan 2016... If results is good....CCB will also be good right!!!!
If you look around you, there are so many brand new Merz on the road...in KL & others..
CCB holds 49% of Mercedes Benz Malaysia Sdn Bhd, & the other 51% hold by Diamler Benz AG...
Every RM1 profit Mercedes Benz Malaysia Sdn Bhd, 49cts goes to CCB..Good????
If you take another view, Thinking without the BOX, not out of the box...
Which is better, Buying the brand "Mercedes Benz" for RM3.45 or buying RM300K MB C200 car is better???
This is indeed a good news and the news I have been most looking forward apart from the next QR. There are currently close to 1200 buyers for S400 hybrid on the waitlist for 2016 delivery and pending the confirmation of the government's approval for the extension of the tax exemption. These buyers have already paid their deposit. With this positive development, this further strengthens the case for CCB to deliver good results the S Class alone would contribute significantly to the bottom line.
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