2.) Indonesia is the world's largest exporter of palm oil. In 2023, its total palm oil exports amounted to 27.5 million metric tons, indicating a slight increase from the previous year.
4.) Indonesia, the world's largest palm oil producer, likely consumed 11.9 million mt, or 26.6% of its total production, of the vegetable oil as a biodiesel feedstock in the marketing year 2022-23 (October-September), according to a US Foreign Agricultural Service report released August 2023.
For MY 2023-24, the agency expects Indonesia's industrial use of its palm oil supply to rise to 12.7 million mt, or 27.6% of its production for the year.
Cashflow figures: Current year-to-date 30 Jun 2024 Corresponding year-to-date 30 Jun 2023 RM'000 Net cash generated from operating activities 360,029 297,188 Net cash used in investing activities (114,828) (44,406) Net cash generated from/(used in) financing activities (195,301) (287,106) Effect of exchange rate changes 18 184 Cash & cash equivalents at beginning of financial period 194,204 228,344 Cash & cash equivalents at end of financial period 244,122 194,204
Balance sheet RM ’000 As at 30/06/24 As at preceding FY end 30/06/23 Non-Current Assets 1,585,598 1,610,557 Current Assets 395,667 343,943 Total Assets 1,981,265 1,954,500 Total Equity 1,527,113 1,377,785 Non-Current Liabilities 312,216 441,120 Current Liabilities 141,936 135,595 Total Equity & Liabilities 1,981,265 1,954,500 Net Asset per share (RM) 1.58 1.42
👉Jaya Tiasa has obtained an annual shareholders’ mandate to engage in recurrent related party transactions with WHD, specifically pertaining to the 👉 premium payable by Erajaya to WHD for fresh fruit bunch sales.
Lagi lagi teruk … nampak tak Sslleee Tikuss mata :
👉Under the agreement, Jaya Tiasa will purchase a 25% stake from Tiong Toh Siong Holdings Sdn Bhd, 18% from Tiong Toh Siong Enterprises Sdn Bhd, and 12% from Knightbridge Venture Sdn Bhd.
The transaction is classified as a related party deal due to the involvement of certain directors and Tan Sri Tiong Hiew King, a major shareholder in Jaya Tiasa.
Malaysia's top three export destinations for palm oil are India, China, and the European Union:
* India In 2022, India was Malaysia's top export market for palm oil, with exports of around 2.9 million metric tons. * China In 2022, China was Malaysia's second largest export market for palm oil, with exports of around 1.69 million metric tons. * European Union In 2022, the European Union was Malaysia's third largest export market for palm oil, with exports of around 1.22 million metric tons. Together, these three countries receive almost two-thirds of Malaysia's palm oil exports. However, the European Commission's plan to phase out palm oil in transport fuel by 2030 could reduce the size of this market for Malaysian palm oil.
This co.'s stock price has factored in more than 50% of its future improved performances, if any. Production has declined a little compared to earlier qtrs, while rival WTK has seen a nearly FOUR-FOLD increase in profit from CPO[ in tandem with a nearly 5-fold increase in CPO production] & a 50% increase from new food cold-storage segment accompanied by a near-halving of losses from timber. If 4383 is to report a very good qtr to come, so should WTK. With their prices almost equal in early 2016 & with one now 150% higher than the other, it's becoming clear which stock has the greater upside! In fact, the recent flurry of bullishness is conceivably due to insiders who know of a possible excellent quarter to be reported in a month's time buying ahead of the news.
This stock is now full of shady promoters & notorious blowers like pang who already bought from $1.10 up & are hoping for y'all to jump in to allow them to gradually UNLOAD...be like Warren Buffett & go where the crowd isn't, in CPO laggards like WTK & UMcca for better returns with LESS RISK! Those who bought from me near the peak when I SOLD from 1.46 to 1.51 are still nursing big losses!
Haha konartist sslleee .. what is premium payable ? Upfront with higher price ??
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👉Jaya Tiasa has obtained an annual shareholders’ mandate to engage in recurrent related party transactions with WHD, specifically pertaining to the 👉 premium payable by Erajaya to WHD for fresh fruit bunch sales.
Haha konartist sslleee will it be like THplant case on 2020 : want to sell land to Tamaco , dragged more than 1 year but is failed due to non Bumi company, then made arrangements with Vendor on FFB upfront payment.. ( finally the Land is sold to TDM ) ..
In this case Vendor price is expected to be Lower …
What is 55 % WHD on premium payable ???
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Haha konartist sslleee .. what is premium payable ? Upfront with higher price ??
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👉Jaya Tiasa has obtained an annual shareholders’ mandate to engage in recurrent related party transactions with WHD, specifically pertaining to the 👉 premium payable by Erajaya to WHD for fresh fruit bunch sales.
Haha konartist sslleee u unloading ke .. like in Insas case ..promoted with ROI competition “ Trap “ on June 2023 , invited Sifu Sifu to participate… then Free yrself from Trapped High !
Haha I had debated WTK against Calvin on 2019 …might look into WTK if the Directors Family internal legal suit is Over ? Dragged for many years oredi .. recalled is ard 5 years on 2019 !
WTK :
Current Ratio 2.05 Debt-Equity (DE) Ratio 0.87 FCF Yield 3.53 % Revenue QoQ 9.68 % Revenue YoY 29.62% Profit QoQ -80.75 % Profit YoY -90.6 % Profit Margin (Sector Median: 0.3) -2.26 % ROE (ROIC: -0.53) -0.63 % Dividend Per Share (DPS) 1.5 sen Dividend Yield (DY) 3.0 %
Sarawak losing wood market share to Indonesia, WTK says
BUSINESS Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020
KUCHING: Sarawak is gradually losing its logs and plywood market shares in key India and Japan markets as it could not compete with Indonesia and some other Asean timber producing countries. According to WTK HOLDINGS BHD
, Indonesia and other Asean countries have competitive edge over Sarawak because of favourable policies and strong government support they have received.
Under the reforestation sector, the Group is currently managing a total reforestation area of 120,395 hectares. Out of the 75,622 hectares of plantable area, 39,145 hectares in total had been planted up till the closing of FY2023 (FY2022: 35,655 hectares). (page 11 of AR2023)
(a) How many hectares of forest plantations does the Group target to plant for financial year ending 2024? (b) The Group’s commitment to aggressively develop its forest plantations remains to be the ultimate priority in the Group’s pursuit to fully plant by the year 2025 with fast- growing tree species such as Eucalyptus Pellita, Eucalyptus Deglupta (Kamarere), Albizia Falcataria (Batai) and Kelampayan not just for sustainable log supply but also to conserve the forest. (page 12 of AR2023) Given that the Group had only planted 3,490 ha for FY2023, is the target to develop the remaining forest plantations, i.e. 36,477 hectares to fully plant by the year 2025, achievable? Our target for financial year ending 2024 is to plant 6000ha. We are committed in our reforestation activity, but it is a common challenge in the reforestation industry where planting progress has been adversely impacted by labour shortage and the movement restriction caused by the prolonged pandemic. We will seek and work with the authority concerned pertaining to the extension of the completion deadline.
Log sales dropped 27%, contributing 7% to the Group’s total revenue, with a loss before tax of RM19.9 million (page 13 of AR2023).
India remained the Group’s largest buyer in FY2023, constituting 84% of the Group’s logs export market. While Japan constituting 16% (page 14 of AR2023)
The recent 5 May 2023 Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan earthquake - Does the Group expect demand for logs from Japanese buyer to be higher, for financial year ending 2024? If yes, to what extend? No, the recent 5 May 2023 Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan earthquake did not trigger a spike in the demand for tropical logs, thus we do not expect demand from Japan to increase for financial year ending 2024.
We are committed in our reforestation activity, but it is a common challenge in the reforestation industry where planting progress has been adversely impacted by labour shortage and the movement restriction caused by the prolonged pandemic. We will seek and work with the authority concerned pertaining to the extension of the completion deadline.
Yeah, the legal issues surrounding WTK have been dragging on for ages. It’s definitely a point to consider before jumping back in. But with their current ratios looking decent, if they can stabilize after the suit, it could be a good buy. Just gotta keep an eye on those profit margins and market trends!
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2.) Indonesia is the world's largest exporter of palm oil. In 2023, its total palm oil exports amounted to 27.5 million metric tons, indicating a slight increase from the previous year.
4.) Indonesia, the world's largest palm oil producer, likely consumed 11.9 million mt, or 26.6% of its total production, of the vegetable oil as a biodiesel feedstock in the marketing year 2022-23 (October-September), according to a US Foreign Agricultural Service report released August 2023.
For MY 2023-24, the agency expects Indonesia's industrial use of its palm oil supply to rise to 12.7 million mt, or 27.6% of its production for the year.