Does Tadmax has any more interest in PIPP as per the announcement dared 26/3/20 they wanted to sell the remaining 40% to Worldwide.? This is why the market may not be interested in this game changing news.They have become pariah to focus on property
The market knows property business is dead.Yet these jokers still plunge deeper into it using short term gains from selling power stakes which they should be keeping as it can provide 21 years of non-stop income and huge profits.Almost all property counters are penny stocks with no interest from punters,whereas power stocks like MFCB show big gains
Let's hope they are not complete morons and keep 40% stake,just selling 60% for 100 million is sufficient. Unlike property business which they have to keep replenishing with cheap land stock which is not feasible in the future,power business has risk free earnings for 21 years.once it is completed.What can be better than that and the huge cash inflow will come useful if they want to buy land or embark on new business like glove manufacturing which is the flavour of the market nowadays
Tadmax share can go limit up from this level if it still has 40% interest in the power plant.This is bcos cash inflow can be as high as 400-500 million per year for Tadmax once the power plant is in operation from 1.1.2024
Quoting from financial report FY19, Tadmax is planning to dispose 100% stake in PIPP:
"We aim to respond to forthcoming market challenges with versatility and decisiveness. In addressing the challenging market environment, we have adjusted our long-term strategy to include the divestment of our interest in the Energy Business sector to pursue a game plan which promises a much safer return with relatively lower venture risks. Subject to the securing of all the necessary approvals or consents from relevant governmental and/or regulatory bodies, this divestment exercise will see a full disposal of the Group’s 100% stakes of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Pulau Indah Power Plant Sdn. Bhd. (formerly known as Tadmax Indah Power Sdn. Bhd.) to both Worldwide Holdings Berhad and Korea Electric Power Corporation in the forthcoming financial year."
yup.. hold it first guys.. dont sell at lower price right now.. it can touch 50 sen atleast this week.. just market sentiment not so good but it well support..
With PPA obtained the value of the IPP company will be raised. Tadmax can then sell the company thus booking in very good profit up front now with no construction and operational risks rather than later over 21 years with all the associated risks involved.
Whether Tadmax continue to own all the shares in the IPP or dispose them now, either option Tadmax will make substantial gains. The question is to take profit now without the construction and operational risks or slowly over 21 years with all the financial , construction and operational risks.
De management decided not to make any changes to their initial plan (mantain 40% stake in PIPP) according to their latest announcement. Correct me if there is any misleading, tqvm.
Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Tadmax Resources Bhd’s special-purpose company, Pulau Indah Power Plant Sdn Bhd (PIPP), for the sale and purchase of electricity generated from Tadmax’s Selangor power plant.
PIPP is 40%-owned by Tadmax, while Worldwide Holdings Bhd holds 35% and Korea Electric Power Corp owns 25%. The PPA will last 21 years from the commercial operation date of the first generating block, which is expected on January 1, 2024.
The government had previously awarded Tadmax the right to develop a new combined cycle gas power plant in Pulau Indah, Selangor, following which Tadmax is required to enter into a PPA with TNB.
PIPP will construct, own, operate and maintain a gas-fired combined cycle electricity generating facility with a total nominal capacity of 1,200 megawatts proposed to be located at Pulau Indah.
The signing of the PPA will have a neutral impact on TNB’s earnings over the term of the agreement, since the generation cost is fully passed-through under the Incentive Based Regulation (“IBR”) mechanism, TNB said in an exchange filing last Friday.
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MFCB Dong Sahong Hydropwer Plant capacity only 260MW, this PIPP capacity is 1200MW, almost 5 times!!