Panasonic Manufacturing Malaysia Bhd’s net profit fell 9.8% to RM30.79 million in its second financial quarter ended Sept 30, 2019 (2QFY20) from RM34.13 million a year ago, on lower sales in the domestic market for both home appliances and fan products.
Panasonic also attributed the lower quarterly earnings to the reduction in interest income, as well as a share of losses from the associated company of RM1.1 million versus a share of profits of RM1.3 million last year.
As a result, earnings per share fell to 51 sen for 2QFY20 compared with 56 sen for 2QFY19, a bourse filing showed today. Quarterly revenue also declined 6.6% to RM288.59 million from RM308.81 million in 2QFY19.
Panasonic has a home appliance plant in hangzhou, which is now under lockdown.. more opportunities for the manufacturing volume transfer to Shah Alam And fill Up the capacity, good chance
past few days (including today) has quite large sell queue, looks like some institution fund is doing transferring to other institution fund at current price. Since the sell side won't expect retailers to take out that kind of amount, i bet.
@PuppyKitten thanks sharing. Can you please comment on below, as per Sep'19 QR, the company has net cash of 549mil or RM9 per share! hence the dividend payout > EPS, maybe simply bcoz the company got too much cash? also, if take RM31 - RM9 = RM22, then the PE is only 13x ?
@PuppyKitten thanks sharing. Chairman got character ya Hhh. But they did increase the payout to 115%~130% next 3 years! I think you are right, likely declare dividend to channel cash back to parent company. Many Japanese & Taiwanese companies seems doing so also. Another factor is EPF a major shareholder, will want them to declare high dividend to pay us interest also : )
Historically, seems everytime when they declare special dividend then the stock price will rise back.
Back to par value in panic market without hand of intervention. It is hard to say how much its valuation in forum. Goreng up and goreng down always happen.
LOL. My comment got removed. I really was impressed by the person buying PANAMY at higher prices. PANAMY certainly seems attractive now, with high DY payable by its large cashpile generated by its sustainable boring business.
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after ex of dividend last time
now the share price climb back