JTIASA is the cheapest market cap among the plantation companies. Market cap MYR 10k per planted hectare remains undemanding. Most of the plantation companies are traded more than MYR 20k
Jtiasa will go out of wood in high gearing plantation group (NPC, Rsawit, TDM, THplant & GLBhd) traded at market cap MYR 10k/planted hectare. Upgrading to low gearing group is imminent to reflect great improvement in its financial position.
With 1H2023 net profit of 8.5 sen per share paving the way for an interim dividend 1.5 sen, similar results for 2H2023 can encourage the directors to pay a final dividend 0f 3.0 sen. A total payout of 4.5 sen or 30% of net profit fy2023 is not excessive and goes a long way to mollify long suffering minority shareholders. The share price can breach and hold above RM1 then.
No. Plantation Land Area (Ha): Planted Area (Ha) 1 Simalau 5,003: 4,866 2 Hariyama 10,600: 9,645 3 Wealth Houses 6,000: 5,757 4 Lepah 5,149: 4,099 5 Daro Jaya 11,681: 9,841 6 Lassa 21,300 :16,287 7 Eastern Eden 10,000 :8,580 8 Sawai 6,050: 5,448 9 Kabang 2,700: 2,133 10 Poh Zhen 5,000: 2,933 Total 83,483: 69,589
Out of a total planted land bank of 69,589 hectares, 97% of our palm trees are in their prime with a weighted average palm age of 13 years old. About 3% are young mature palms with an increasing yield
LOL...sifu Sslee, you the man mah. We don't like CMSB as mention earlier not because KYY made Buy call. Construction and building materials are far from recovery, more so East Msia owned PLC...ahem!
Drb has interesting things lined up by Syed and EV potential....but need to find good entry price and hold for full gains.
Please do your own due diligence before investing.
As Calvin pointed out, the new senior management has done very well. the company's financial health has improved considerably. they have been FCF positive for many years
Jtiasa quarterly FFB production yield (annualised) per hectare was maintained slight above 16 tonnes at least from beginning 2018 until 2nd quarter 2020. The yield has slid to 10.5 tonnes in 2 years time until 1st quarter 2022. Most probably due to lack of money to buy fertilizer and shortage of labour while the CPO prices hitting low level during covid period. Now, the yield has been going up gradually to 12.5 tonnes while the company made a good profits for year 2022. Expect the FFB yield will be returned to 16 tonnes level within 24 months.
Jtiasa will turn into a net cash company within 9 months. The Company would save at least MYR 20 million/ year interest payment. Besides profit itself, Non cash flow item Depreciation provides cash inflow around MYR 130 million/year. Low capex is another plus point. See how it goes 9 months later.
Jtiasa left the debt-laden niche plantation club (FGV, NPC, Rsawit, TDM, ThPlnt & Subur). The company is marching back to the healthy balance sheet Sarawak plantation club ( SOP, SwkPlnt & TAAn )
Now, Jtiasa is traded at market cap MYR 9.6k/ planted hectare. Both SOP & SwkPlnt are fetched at MYR 27k/ planted hectare ( excluding old trees ) whilst TAAN is hovering around MY 30k/ planted hectare.
The supercycle of Plantation/Jtiasa is coming, change your chart timeframe to monthly, you'll see a bigger picture, strong earning visibility, strong management, now just wait buaya to push to moon.
Back to the price 70 cents before ex dividend. I thought the big players would have dumped until 64 cents this morning for us to pick up at market cap MYR 9k/ planted hectare.
Without the involvement of big players actively to lead the market , volume and price are certainly dull alike dead water. Don't expect them to defy the movement of the whole market trend in short term. Many people can lead to price movement in short term (1 day to week). Syndicate is needed to lead the price in the longer period as they have more funds to do the job.
Don't expect fast money from Jtiasa like what had happened last year, a sudden super bullish CPO price rally turbo charging to boost the price. Therfore, It could take 6 months to 12 months to see results of rerating.
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JTIASA is the cheapest market cap among the plantation companies. Market cap MYR 10k per planted hectare remains undemanding. Most of the plantation companies are traded more than MYR 20k