Dear SHQuah, Just bought 2,000 units at 61.5 cents to become Gkent shareholder again. Will prepare some questions this weekend for the AGM but will not attend the AGM because I am still in Medan and if back to Malaysia need two week self quarantine.
Based on wave calculation, wave-2 down trend may complete or going to end soon. Next uptrend wave-3 shall start soon with short term TP: 0.73, mid term TP: 0.94. Mark my sharing for Maybulk on1/7/20
Q11: May I suggest, stop the Shares Buy-Back and use the cash to pay dividend so that shareholders can use the dividend received to buy more Gkent shares from open market?
Q12. I prefer insider (Directors) to load up Gkent shares from open market rather than Share buy-back. May I know why insider not buying Gkent? May I suggest, Directors use the Directors’ fees and dividend received to buy more Gkent shares from open market?
Q13. May I suggest, BOD consider distributing treasury shares to shareholders as “shares dividend”?
I was motivated by SC encouragement to read the Annual report and write in the prepared questions for the AGM knowing that the BOD will answers these questions. I can even follow up if the answers given are not clear to me after the AGM. With this Post AGM minority shareholders can now hold promised and presentation make by BOD, management during AGM accountable and answerable.
Post AGM 1. Have you read the ‘Key Matters Discussed’? Listed issuers are required to publish the ‘Key Matters Discussed’ on its website which is a description of issues discussed and outcomes decided at the AGM. 2. Do the ’Key Matters Discussed’ reflect the discussions and outcomes of the AGM accurately? The ‘Key Matters Discussed’ should not be a mere listing of resolutions and voting outcomes of the AGM. 3. Are shareholders provided with an accessible and effective mechanism to maintain communication with the company?
For Gkent near team future the answer on LRT3 is very important. The contract was revised from PDP model to fixed price contract and signed by MRCB George Kent Sdn Bhd on 25 January 2019 for RM11.4 billion. And base on year 2020: Revenue RM 526,210,000: Profit for the year: RM 548,000: Profit Margin: 0.10%. Philip previously wrote profit margin of 10% and will give Gkent (50% equity) of about RM 600 million in earning over the ensuing years.
3 days continue big share buy back. But I don't think 10% share buy back can push the share price higher. If Gkent BOD increase their share by another 20%, If top 30 major share holders holding more than 90%, then it's up to us to control the share price.
Sslee & Philip.... about the LRT3 profit margin of 10% or 0.10 %, I hope the BOD could give us an estimation during AGM. Quarterly LRT3 revenue and payment received may not be according to payment terms.
ECRL realignment could add RM20b to original cost of RM44b.
On a related matter, Sharizan opined that another mega rail project, the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore high-speed rail (HSR), could be included in the 12th Malaysia Plan (12MP) due to a lack of infrastructure projects currently.
Covid-19. If you look at my portfolio, all my shareholdings still made a profit during MCO period as they are designed to be more resilient during times of economic uncertainty.
For GKENT, in construction they have started back work in April 2020, and I believe it will pick up in the coming years.
Simple answer: if you can see lrt3 project moving in KL, then there will be earning due to GKENT. If the project completes on time, gkent will get far more than rm360 million in earnings in the next 4 years.
I think their track record with LRT ampang, and their other projects deserve a little bit of faith.
Now the question becomes, if gkent receives 360 million in net earnings over 4 years( exclude the water meter production, the hospital construction and their factory assets in Puchong which is undervalued), how much discount will you take before owning this company?
Here let me simplify it further. At 64 cents today, if you can get 6 cents of dividends every year for the next ten years starting from 2021, how much will you be willing to pay to hold GKENT?
However if you believe that gkent will never ever be able to get new projects again... None of this matters.
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RainT @Philip
As I read again the recent QR the PAT of RM3726k is included the forex gain
if excluded the forex gain, then actually GKENT is making loss of RM1078k
What you think about this?
So GKENT QR is not as good as it portrayed, as it is loss making operationally. 27/06/2020 12:43 PM
Normally questions sent by MSWG and shareholder will be answered in presentation format before the Q&A session is opened to the floor. I am sorry, I’m unable to attend the AGM due to work commitment. Hope those attend the AGM to make sure the Board present the answers to the questions and if answers is not very clear then you can ask the board for further clarification during Q&A session.
RainT........."the Board of Directors does not propose paying a further dividend for the year under review." The meaning of UNDER REVIEW could be maybe 2020 need to review first ? But Year 2021 onward should be back to normal with dividend if business has recover.
I have seen same people lepak here for almost 2 years. Learn to cut loss and move on la. Najib era is over, gkent era also over. No more new project will be given. LRT3 is old story everyone already know. Dont waste time here
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really speechless...