Aberdeen kept selling, but slowly. Look like in no hurry to dispose a huge quantity but nevertheless cutting their stake. Before they achieve their target, they would likely give in to the price you want.
Boring stock for years aldy. Keep going down. You must have the gut to hold, Substantial shareholder like Aberdeen kept selling abeit slowly. Until they achieved their targe, the price is not going to go up. Testing your endurance. Valuation is attractive
Finding support at 6.50 though Aberdeen keep on throwing. Fundamentally sound stock. Sentimentally Abredeen is fed up as it does not perform well for its shareholder.
Earning for this financial year should be very good, with PE likely to be just below 10. Hopefully, better dividend above 6 sen will be declared the next quarter.
i don't know much about eksons. but i have similar experience before. got my money stucked in FACBInd, trading significantly below net cash. but business is unexciting.
lost my patience after 4 years and liquidated at decent profit
wishful thinking is maybe in few years to come when its heathcare segment starts to contribute a stable and significant source of income, perhaps a spin-off?
most of its debts are in yen to finance the plantation business. therefore appreciation of yen will have much negative impact. anyway, its FX translation losses.
tsohg why forex loss so much at plantation segment in q1 2018?
perhaps Oriental can follow the footsteps of Sime Darby by unlocking much of the hidden assets, make it leaner and at the same time increase the dividends payout, ROE etc.
but seriously, you won't find a cash generating machine elsewhere that is comparable to Oriental
I decided there is not need for me to go into net cash companies that have shit business.
When they are decent businesses that are more undervalued even on a NTA basis. Such as orient, plenitude etc.
However, im always very tempted to just buy like 1-2% just because its so cheap and it just feels like picking up free money.
====================================================================== Posted by Fabien Extraordinaire > Jun 8, 2018 02:36 PM | Report Abuse
i don't know much about eksons. but i have similar experience before. got my money stucked in FACBInd, trading significantly below net cash. but business is unexciting.
lost my patience after 4 years and liquidated at decent profit
Both Orient and OSK fulfill 1) High NTA, resulting in low Price/Book Value (NTA) less than 0.5 2) Profitable consistently, resulting in PE less than 10 3) Diversified incomes, resulting in less volatility in combined business sectors 4) Consistent dividends, resulting in better return (in addition to price appreciation) than fix deposits in bank 5) Future growth
Of course, confidence in top management & controlling shareholder is another top consideration. Trust deficit in top management often leads to "undervalued" share price
Oh, I owned Plenitude and Daiman 6 or 7 years ago. Liquidated my positions with decent profit. I also made good profit from Kuchai, KSeng, Goldis and PMCorp.
So assets play have been quite a success to me personally.
Posted by Jon Choivo > Jun 11, 2018 08:18 PM | Report Abuse
Id suggest you take a look at plenitude, daiman and KSL as well.
holding all in about RM3.9 bullion cash, implies cash per share > rm6, with higher eps, dividend for 2018 should increase further. medical centre in melaka about to breakeven, car sales for quarter ended 30/9 should at least be maintained if not better. if finacial crisis do happen, big pile of cash can do wonder!
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Posted by great > 2018-01-13 13:02 | Report Abuse
Aberdeen kept selling, but slowly. Look like in no hurry to dispose a huge quantity but nevertheless cutting their stake. Before they achieve their target, they would likely give in to the price you want.