It's a reasonable assumption to pay at least 15x multiple for such company with healthy FCF growth. Hence, you are easily looking at FV around RM13-14.
Hopefully big big dividend. In 2011 and 2014 they gave MPI and Narra shares. Can someone here enlighten us how much was those shares worth at that time. Are those public listed? Did the shareholders made a lot?
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Posted by Fabien Extraordinaire > Apr 12, 2019 2:37 PM | Report Abuse Management intends to get back into the syariah compliant list by next review on May 19.
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Based on all my 40 years of investment experience I can safely say that Hong Leong Ind is about the best buy in the market based of its financials and business outlook. Trading at a PE of 10 at current market price is ridiculous when the new IPOs are offering at a PE of 15. I can't find any medium size listed company in Bursa with a cash pile of 1 billion ringgit. This is about 46% of its total balance sheet asset. Can you beat that.
It was mentioned by an analyst report through discussion with management earlier this year of HLIND returning to be syariah compliant. Accordingly there are only 2 reviews yearly for such revaluation of syariah compliant, May and November. As such, I see this as a valid point that HLIND management may be delaying results or time in accordingly to be syariah compliant. I’m not versed on syariah compliant guidelines, one can Google this on bursa listing guidelines, but dividends distribution is one way make it compliant!
To be shariah compliant, cash must be less than 33.33% of total assets. As of the second quarter of fiscal 2019, hlind’s cash-total assets ratio stood at 45.6% (cash 989m, assets 2169m). The company have to reduce 399 million ringgits(RM1.27 per share) cash in order to be shariah compliant. (989-399)/(2169-399)=0.3333 I am not accountant, please point it out if my calculation is wrong.
good ma, win win situation , can get Shariah compliant back again
other way is HLIND increase the total assets , maybe use the cash to buy land, fixed assets and property , then the cash balance will reduce lo this also not bad idea
should be the CFO of HLIND headache now and on the way to settle this issue as the Shariah review is on May , so the quarter result delay to May
They are flushed with cash. In half year they added a cool 120m. If they reduce to exactly 35%, then they might lost it again on the next review. So far we are just speculating on this special dividend. Company can propose to buy something to use up the cash. They can just ignore this shariah thing and continue to hold the cash. We can then go to the AGM and make some noise. Enterprise Value / EBITA only at 6.85 . Good and cheap ;)
Transfer money to Hong Leong Islamic Bank is the worst case scenario, that is selfish(good for major shareholder only) and wasting investor's investment opportunities. I hope they give special dividend or expand/diversify the business, as a banker they should know lots of investment opportunities.
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Posted by Icon8888 > 2019-04-01 22:47 | Report Abuse
Dumb dumb hold
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