30 cents is a good performance. Yearly it will be 120. Not many can achieve such result.
Moreover I do not have the intention to sell or buy in the short term, so I do not want to expect too much to avoid disappointment. Put it in a very simple words,
If you are prepared for the worst, then practically there is nothing to make you feel bad. But if thing does not turn out too bad then it is a bonus and you will feel very happy. That is how I make my day good.
regards to the petrol subsidize, wonder if this would somehow affect the company in terms of cashflow or others due to the lead time (if any) of the reimbursement from the gov...
This company may experience and lower profit and expect some losses in the next quarter due to refining raw material price(crude oil) is higher but the end selling price(customer) is capped by government. Stock price is expected to consolidate below rm5 in the near term.
@newbie8080 well at least its already a better deal than last year in which they experience growth. I hope that subsidies for pumps would increase volume therefore decreasing any losses at the reserve.
@john0909 do you think that because government cap the oil price at RM2.20 while global oil price increase is a huge contributing factor to this result?
Hi Simon, what you mentioned will only reflect on coming 2nd quarter. If you are the shareholder of petronm, I suggest you to enquire them at the coming AGM regarding the effect of oil price cap at RM2.20 and also the impact of fuel subsidize to the company cashflow. Instead of speculate and listen to ppl here who do not have the real and first hand information.
Seems petronm no selling pressure today.... Compared to hengyuan. Petron 1. EPS down but not as volatile as hengyuan. 2. RM0 loan. 3. Giving dividend. At RM8.00, giving around 3% dividend. -> I mean where can you find multi million dollar company that is cash cow and giving 3% dividend
Outlook. The Group is likely to see margin pressures ahead, brought about by higher capital expenditures in preparation for adoption of the new Euro5 diesel requirements, while also managing the volatility of oil prices. Euro5 is due to reach the Malaysian market in 2020, but with investments having to be undertaken now including the changing of refinery specifications and all related pump station fittings (e.g. new tanks). In light of these challenges, our call on the stock is lowered to Neutral. Re-rating catalyst may come from lower volatility of oil prices however, especially towards the end of rate tightening in the US and the easing of geopolitical tension involving major global oil producers.
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Posted by SimonLee76 > 2018-05-17 19:56 | Report Abuse
Thank you swiftwind. Hopefully Petronm will increase in volume after subsidies kicked in