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Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho KonLee the expert in Financial Accounting also -don’t play play le he had gone thru 3 months Accounting course le .. betul tak …more expert than Yinson Group CFO le …
As he always posted Jaks Return in Operating is Failed but I stress look at Finance investing as Vietnam Power Plant 1200 MW EPCC RM 8.7 billion is an associate company with 30 % … Revenue is not recognised…. Only Share of Profit n Dividend.
So KonLee what Yinson Financial Report shl be different starting next financial year that is follow IFRS …( February2025 to January 2026 ) ???
Hoho will it be like TDM case ? During MFRS standard on 2019 … TDM with new auditor on 2019 , rectified the Mis-location issues, FY2019 is in Huge Loss , rectified FY2018 from Profit to Loss …. FY2020 to FY2022 is incurred Losses..
👉👉👉 Especially Yinson currently Financial Reports is with Huge Elimination figures..need to back tracks for 3 years !!😱😅
Hoho as posted earlier:
>>> This is so that Yinson’s investors can have a better understanding of how the accounts will look from a finance lease and operating lease perspective.
IFRS is still what Yinson is required to follow. Even though presenting the operating lease numbers is not in line with IFRS, it is something that Yinson will look at doing better to explain its numbers in the next financial year.
Updated:
马交所要求上市公司 采用IFRS永续披露标准
2024年12月23日
吉隆坡23日讯)配合国家永续发展报告框架(NSRF)的推行,大马交易所修订了上市公司的永续报告框架要求,需采用IFRS永续披露标准。
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jtiasa
Year 2025 main hidden risks :
1.) what Shl be FY25 Total impairment ???
FY19 :: Net Loss ( RM 275.7 million ) , with impairment of RM 215 million !😱🤔
FY20 :: Net Loss ( RM 73.5 million ) , with impairment of RM 123.1 million !😱🤔
FY21 : Net Profit RM 31.4 million , but impairment of PPE with Total RM 19.9 million !
FY22 : Net Profit RM 135.7 million , but impairment of PPE RM 177.9 million !😱🤔
FY23 : Net Profit RM 153.6 million…. but No impairment .
FY24 : Net Profit RM 140.6 million , but impairment of PPE with Total RM 151.2 million!😱🤔
👉Remarks : Total Impairment is RM 472.1 million from FY2020 to FY2024 , over 5 years .
👉 Remarks: Total Impairment is RM 687.1 million from FY2019 to FY2024 , over 6 years .😱😱😱😱
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jtiasa :
>> Referred to QR ended September 2024 :
👉Total Assets : RM 1970 million vs June 2024 RM 1979 million , is reduced by RM 9 million.
👉👉Acquisition n Disposal of PPE :
> Acquisition = RM 9.1 million
> Disposal = ( RM 0.94 million)
Net Profit RM 72.3 million… with Acquisition of PPE RM 9.1 million.. why Total Assets is still Reduced by RM 9 million Q to Q !!!😱😱😱🤔
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho let’s see the DonkeyyTinKosongLeader Kon ss leee mind to brief forumers here ??
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
2024 and 2023 figures as below:
So what will be 2025:
Depreciation and amortisation?
Fair value changes in biological assets?
Impairment on property, plant and equipment?
Property, plant and equipment written off?
CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS
Current Corresponding
12 months ended 12 months ended
30/06/2024 30/06/2023
RM'000 RM'000
Cash Flows from Operating Activities
Profit before taxation 206,593 166,797
Adjustments for:
Impairment of receivables - 112
Depreciation and amortisation 137,706 134,717
Fair value changes in biological assets 27,967 10,443
Gain on early termination of leased assets - (41)
Impairment on property, plant and equipment 2,389 2,190
Interest expenses 17,932 24,503
Interest income (9,035) (4,835)
Net loss/(from) on disposal of property, plant and equipment 10,030 (1,352)
Net unrealised foreign exchange gain (25) (185)
Property, plant and equipment written off 2,556 2,494
Provision for obsolete inventories 864
Operating cash flows before working capital changes 395,914 335,906
Net change in current assets (9,168) 23,479
Net change in current liabilities 5,095 (21,584)
Cash flows from operations 391,841 337,801
Interest received 9,035 4,835
Interest paid (17,932) (24,503)
Income taxes paid, net of refund (22,915) (20,945)
Net cash flows from operating activities 360,029 297,188
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Q1 ended 30/9/2024
CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS
Current Corresponding
3 months ended 3 months ended
30/09/2024 30/09/2023
RM'000 RM'000
Cash Flows from Operating Activities
Profit before taxation 101,351 93,035
Adjustments for:
Depreciation and amortisation 34,326 34,669
Fair value change in biological assets (2,505) (3,005)
Interest expenses 2,792 5,191
Interest income (1,933) (1,630)
Net loss/(from) on disposal of property, plant and equipment 91 5,407
Expected credit loss on trade and other receivables 8 -
Operating cash flows before working capital changes 134,130 133,667
Net change in current assets (65,401) (44,041)
Net change in current liabilities 4,010 (499)
Cash flows from operations 72,739 89,127
Interest received 1,933 1,630
Interest paid (2,792) (5,191)
Income taxes paid, net of refund (6,598) (6,095)
Net cash flows from operating activities 65,282 79,471
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jtiasa vs SwkPlnt , Kimloong n SuburTiasa Total Assets:
Total Assets Summary illustration:
Jtiasa : 👉👉Is Reduced by RM 427 million from FY 2019 to 2024 , ie : over 5 years .
SwkPlnt: 👉👉Is Increased by RM 101.3 million from FY 2018 to 2023 , ie : over 5 years .
Kimloong: 👉👉Is Increased by RM 274.1 million from FY 2019 to 2024 , ie : over 5 years .
SuburTiasa : 👉👉Is Increased by RM 31.9 million from FY 2019 to 2024 , ie : over 5 years . ( note : under same RH Group with Jtiasa)
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Posted by jjohnchew > 40 minutes ago | Report Abuse
Jtiasa :
>> Referred to QR ended September 2024 :
👉Total Assets : RM 1970 million vs June 2024 RM 1979 million , is reduced by RM 9 million.
👉👉Acquisition n Disposal of PPE :
> Acquisition = RM 9.1 million
> Disposal = ( RM 0.94 million)
Net Profit RM 72.3 million… with Acquisition of PPE RM 9.1 million.. why Total Assets is still Reduced by RM 9 million Q to Q !!!😱😱😱🤔
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
By the way jaks
Current Year Preceding Year
12 Months 12 Months
ended ended
31-Dec-2023 31-Dec-2022
RM'000 RM'000
Cash flows from operating activities
Profit / (Loss) before tax for the period 7,246 37,417
Adjustment for:
Depreciation and amortisation 19,999 15,897
Interest expense 28,508 24,386
Interest income (748) (1,425)
Gain on disposal of plant & equipment (507) (205)
Bad debts written off - 3,002
Share of Profit in Joint Venture (131,103) (156,190)
Impairment Loss on Goodwill 23,500 29,000
Allowance for impairment of receivables 32,893 19,770
Impairment / (Reversal Impairment) on Investment Property - (5,125)
Unrealised Loss on foreign exchange 3,325 2,811
Long Term Incentive Plan ("LTIP") expenses 12,690 13,980
Gain on modification of lease contract - (39)
Operating profit/ (loss) before working capital changes (4,197) (16,721)
(Increase)/Decrease in working capital
Contract assets 86,556 (51,029)
Trade and other receivables (39,109) (19,669)
Trade and other payables (52,854) 13,449
Net Cash generated from / (used in) Operating activities (9,604) (73,970)
Interest paid (7,221) (2,573)
Income tax paid (2,638) (4,403)
Net Operating Cash Flow (19,463) (80,946)
And jaks creative accounting putting most of the interest paid into financial activities.
Cash flows from / (used in) financing activities
Proceeds from issuance of share capital 38,272 711
Interest paid (21,287) (21,813)
Drawdown / (Repayment) of short term borrowings 2,178 (7,225)
Drawdown (Repayment) of lease liabilities 1,163 (228)
Drawdown / (Repayment) of bank term loans (5,354) 132,129
Share issuance expenses (882) -
Net Financing Cash Flow 14,090 103,57
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho even Jaks :
Jaks Total Assets :
2018 : RM 2,243.0 million
2019 : RM 2,248.8 million
2020 : RM 2,128.5 million
2021 : RM 2,185.2 million
( Vietnam JV Power Plant 1200 MW , EPCC RM 8.7 billion is fully COD on January 2021 ) .
2022 : RM 2,378.8 million
2023 : RM 2,389.2 million ( increased by + RM 146.2 million vs 2018 over 5 years ) 👍
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Aiyoyo Mike/John donkey know how much jayatiasa total liabilities especially borrowings reduce over the last 5 years?
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jaks Total Assets :
2018 : RM 2,243.0 million
2019 : RM 2,248.8 million
2020 : RM 2,128.5 million ( is Reduced RM 120.3 million, Net Loss is RM 80.5 million ) .
2021 : RM 2,185.2 million
( Vietnam JV Power Plant 1200 MW , EPCC RM 8.7 billion is fully COD on January 2021 ) .
2022 : RM 2,378.8 million
2023 : RM 2,389.2 million ( increased by + RM 146.2 million vs 2018 over 5 years ) 👍
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho what a malpractices company with yearly Profits but Total Assets is keep Reducing…😱😱😱😅
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho as illustrated earlier :
Referred to FY21 Q3 ended March2021 report:
a) Financial assets
Trade and other receivables 53,429,000
Cash and bank balances 55,961,000
total = 109,390,000
b) Financial liabilities
Loans and borrowings 716,228,000
Trade and other payables 128,617,000
Lease liabilities 10,941,000
total = 855,786,000
a) - b ) = ( 746,396,000 )
1.) Financial Assets - Financial Liabilities =( RM 746.396 million ).
And recently finding on Total Assets is Reduced:
👉 Remarks: Total Impairment is RM 687.1 million from FY2019 to FY2024 , over 6 years .😱😱😱😱
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jtiasa
>> Referred to QR ended September 2024 :
👉Total Assets : RM 1970 million vs June 2024 RM 1979 million , is reduced by RM 9 million.
👉👉Acquisition n Disposal of PPE :
> Acquisition = RM 9.1 million
> Disposal = ( RM 0.94 million)
>>
a) Financial assets
Trade and other receivables 51,235,000
Cash n balances/ equivalents 228,489,000
total = 279,724,000
b) Financial liabilities
Loans and borrowings 121,292,000
Trade and other payables 93,470,000
Lease liabilities -
total = 214,762,000
a) - b ) = 64,962,000
>>>
Total Assets is reduced:
2019 : RM 2406 million
2023 : RM 1955 million ( - 451 million )
2024 : RM 1979 million ( + 24 million )
👉👉Is reduced by RM 427 million from 2019 to 2024 , ie : over 5 years .
👉👉👉 FY24 : Impairment of Total RM 151.2 million!😱🤔
>> Referred to QR ended June 2024 :
a) Financial assets
Trade and other receivables 42,883,000
Cash n balances/ equivalents 283,037,000
total = 325,920,000
b) Financial liabilities
Loans and borrowings 194,229,000
Trade and other payables 84,278,000
Lease liabilities -
total = 278,507,000
a) - b ) = 47,413,000
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jayatiasa
CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
AS AT AS AT
30/06/2024 30/06/2023
RM'000 RM'000 (Audited)
ASSETS
Non-current Assets
Property, plant and equipment 1,437,220 1,450,841
Biological assets 98,126 105,383
Intangible assets 377 396
Investment securities 15,290 9,730
Deferred tax assets 34,585 44,207
1,585,598 1,610,557
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Current Assets
Inventories (1) 48,663 46,740
Biological assets 14,788 16,174
Trade and other receivables 42,883 32,625
Other current assets 6,296 15,886
Cash and cash equivalents 283,037 232,518
395,667 343,943
TOTAL ASSETS 1,981,265 1,954,500
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities
Loans and borrowings 57,652 56,314
Trade and other payables 84,278 79,232
Income tax payable 6 49
141,936 135,595
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
Non-current Liabilities -
Loans and borrowings 136,577 292,054
Deferred tax liabilities 175,639 149,066
312,216 441,120
Total Liabilities 454,152 576,715
Net assets 1,527,113 1,377,785
-
Equity Attributable to owners of the parent
Share capital 977,402 977,402
Treasury shares (13,687) (13,687)
Other Reserves and Retained Earnings 521,233 415,296
1,484,948 1,379,011
Non-controlling interests 42,165 (1,226)
Total Equity 1,527,113 1,377,785
TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 1,981,265 1,954,500
Net assets per share attributable to equity holders (RM) 1.58 1.42
Number of ordinary shares net of treasury shares 967,991 967,991
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jayatiasa
12 months ended 12 months ended
30/06/2024 30/06/2023
RM'000 RM'000
Cash Flows used in Financing Activities
Dividend paid (40,656) (41,624)
Increase in debt service reserve account (592) (19,963)
Net repayment of revolving credit and bankers' acceptances - (8,712)
Repayments of lease liabilities (889) (859)
Net repayment of term loans (153,164) (215,948)
Net cash flows used in financing activities (195,301) (287,106)
Know what were the dividend and repayment of term loan for 12 months ended
30/06/2024 and 30/06/2023?
Posted by mf > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
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Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho well planned le after Rsawit le .. Borneo Edible Oils Sdn. Bhd is an associate company of Jtiasa since March 2015 ( same same le… its total assets decreased by 10.37% on 2023 ) …then Jtiasa CEO is appointed internally from RH group HQ on July 2021 ..
Jtiasa CEO was the Chief Operations Officer of Rimbunan Hijau Group based in Sibu Headquarter since 2019. 🤫
👉 He became the Chief Executive Officer of Rimbunan Sawit Berhad from July 2015 until the end of 2018. 😱🤫
Direct % : 0.013 as on 22/9/2024
Borneo Edible Oils Sdn. Bhd
The Board of Directors of JTH wishes to announce that the Company has on 10
March 2015 decided to subscribe for five (5) million new ordinary shares of RM1.00
each in Borneo Edible Oils Sdn Bhd (“BEO”) representing 10% of the proposed
issued and paid-up capital of BEO for investment purpose (“Subscription”).
Borneo Edible Oils Sdn. Bhd
Most recent financial data: 2023
Borneo Edible Oils Sdn. Bhd. is an enterprise located in Malaysia, with the main office in Sibu. The enterprise operates in the Oil Palm Tree Farming industry. It was established on July 30, 1979. 120 (2020) employees currently work for Borneo Edible Oils Sdn. Bhd.. In its most recent financial highlights,
👉 the company reported a net sales revenue increase of 3.98% in 2023. Over the same period, its total assets decreased by 10.37%.
Headquarters
Menara Rimbunan Hijau, 101 Pusat Suria Permata, Jalan Upper Lanang
Sibu; Sarawak; Postal Code: 96000
Rsawit :
Current Ratio 0.15
Debt-Equity (DE) Ratio 1.25
FCF Yield 3.12 %
😱😱😱: working capital is only can Last for 1.8 months…🤫
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho as illustrated earlier :
Referred to FY21 Q3 ended March2021 report:
a) Financial assets
Trade and other receivables 53,429,000
Cash and bank balances 55,961,000
total = 109,390,000
b) Financial liabilities
Loans and borrowings 716,228,000
Trade and other payables 128,617,000
Lease liabilities 10,941,000
total = 855,786,000
a) - b ) = ( 746,396,000 )
1.) Financial Assets - Financial Liabilities =( RM 746.396 million ).
And recently finding on Total Assets is Reduced:
👉 Remarks: Total Impairment is RM 687.1 million from FY2019 to FY2024 , over 6 years .😱😱😱😱
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jtiasa :
>> Referred to QR ended September 2024 :
👉Total Assets : RM 1970 million vs June 2024 RM 1979 million , is reduced by RM 9 million.
👉👉Acquisition n Disposal of PPE :
> Acquisition = RM 9.1 million
> Disposal = ( RM 0.94 million)
Net Profit RM 72.3 million… with Acquisition of PPE RM 9.1 million.. why Total Assets is still Reduced by RM 9 million Q to Q !!!😱😱😱🤔
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
惠誉:明年棕油平均价达3576令吉
2024年12月30日
(吉隆坡30日讯)惠誉评级机构(Fitch)将2025年棕油平均价格预测上修至每吨800美元(约3576令吉),但预计之后价格将滑落至每吨700美元(约3127令吉)。
该机构在报告中指出,上调的主要原因,是为了反映全球最大棕油生产国——印尼的产量反弹放缓,以及当地生物柴油消耗增加。
惠誉评级机构原先对2025年平均价格预测为每吨750美元,之后为每吨650美元。
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jaks keep afloat by yearly PP.
What is jaks usable cash balance as at 30 sep 2024?
Jaks will be on default of loan repayment if fail to raise cash.
So learn how to read cashflow statement and don't be like Mike/John donkey unable to learn nor own up to his mistakes.
Current Year Preceding Year
9 Months 9 Months
ended ended
30-Sep-2024 30-Sep-2023
RM'000 RM'000
Cash flows from operating activities
Profit / (Loss) before tax for the period 29,702 25,754
Adjustment for:
Depreciation and amortisation 17,706 13,960
Interest expense 22,884 20,370
Interest income (354) (526)
Loss/(Gain) on disposal of plant & equipment 2 (433)
Share of Profit in Joint Venture (90,007) (96,600)
Allowance for impairment of receivables 2,000 6,000
Long Term Incentive Plan ("LTIP") expenses - 12,690
Operating profit/ (loss) before working
capital changes (18,067) (18,785)
(Increase)/Decrease in working capital
Contract assets 13,517 86,643
Trade and other receivables 17,671 (47,437)
Trade and other payables (43,024) (9,799)
(11,836) 29,407
Net Cash generated from / (used in) Operating activities (29,903) 10,622
Interest paid (1,299) (4,301)
Income tax paid (498) (1,910)
Net Operating Cash Flow (31,700) 4,411
Cash flows from / (used in) investing activities
Purchase of property, plant & equipment and right-of-use (10) (60,587)
Interest received 354 526
Proceeds from disposal of property, plant & equipment 2 434
Dividend received from Joint Venture company 14,207 -
Decrease / (Increase) in deposits pledged Bank balance held as security values 5,462 18,086
Net Investing Cash Flow 20,015 (41,541)
Cash flows from / (used in) financing activities
Proceeds from issuance of share capital 29,845 38,271
Interest paid (21,585) (16,069)
Drawdown / (Repayment) of short term borrowings (9,153) (12,924)
Drawdown (Repayment) of lease liabilities (552) -
Drawdown / (Repayment) of bank term loans (10,896) 19,677
Share issuance expenses (1,336) (882)
Net Financing Cash Flow (13,677) 28,073
Net Change in Cash & Cash Equivalents (25,362) (9,057)
Exchange translation differences -
Cash & Cash Equivalents at beginning of the year 26,624 29,719
Translation Reserve 2,716 (1,271)
Cash & Cash Equivalents at
end of the period. 3,978 19,391
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents included in the cash flow statements comprise the following balance sheet amounts.
Deposits placed with licensed banks 12,079 34,404
Cash & bank balances 23,818 36,808
Bank overdrafts (5,891) (5,963)
30,006 65,249
Less : Deposit held as security values (12,079) (34,404)
Bank balance held as security values (5,585) (214)
Debt service reserves account (8,364) (11,240)
3,978 19,391
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Market Data Overview
As at 10 Jan 2025 05:05 PM
Prices are delayed by 15 minutes
Derivatives
Night & Day Session
Night Session
No Name Month Last Done Change Vol (`00) OI
1 FCPO Mar 2025 4,393.0000 +97.0000 37,060 104,305
2 FCPO Apr 2025 4,289.0000 +102.0000 14,396 56,500
3 FCPO May 2025 4,211.0000 +98.0000 10,455 37,156
4 FKLI Jan 2025 1,595.0000 - 5,871 39,919
5 FCPO Feb 2025 4,566.0000 +107.0000 5,025 24,202
6 FCPO Jun 2025 4,170.0000 +95.0000 3,181 18,688
7 FKLI Feb 2025 1,600.0000 - 271 1,047
8 FKLI Mar 2025 1,582.5000 - 128 1,472
9 FKLI Jun 2025 1,588.0000 - 84 490
10 FCPO Jan 2025 4,700.0000 +65.0000
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Repost:
Looking at past 3 years financial results when CPO ASP was less than RM 4,000
With current net cash position and current CPO price of above RM 4,000 should I be worried?
Will collect again if price drop below 1.20
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
2024 RM’000
2023 RM’000
2022 RM’000
PERFORMANCE
Revenue 1,015,867 854,952 810,770
Profit Before Taxation 200,256 166,797 200,558
Profit After Taxation 128,966 151,802 134,413
Profit Attributable to Equity Holders 128,867 151,791 134,556
EBITDA 356,544 326,017 382,072
Equity Attributable to Equity Holders 1,472,781 1,379,011 1,270,930
CORPORATE RATIOS
Net Earnings Per Share (sen) 13.31 15.68 13.90
Net Assets Per Share Attributable to Equity Holders (RM)1.52 1.42 1.31
Net Tangible Assets Per Share (RM) 1.52 1.42 1.31
Return on Equity (%) 8.7 11.0 10.6
Return on Total Assets (%) 6.5 7.8 6.5
Gross Dividend (sen) 6.0 3.2 2.8
Gearing Ratio (%) N/A 8 20
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Repost:
By the way if jaks fail to raise cash to settle loan repayment then jaks will be in loan default and bankers will recall all their loans.
You better pray somehow people are ready to take up the RM 250 million jaks MNH MTN.
Repost:
MNH as at 31/12/2023
Current liabilities RM 204,961,046
Non-current liabilities RM 196,443,411
Non-current assets RM 324,605,814
Current assets RM 5,764,090
Total equity RM (71,034,553)
The MNH RM 250 million medium-term note (MTN) can hardly cover the MNH Current liabilities RM 204,961,046 and how many of Non-current liabilities RM 196,443,411 become due in 2024 and 2025?
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jaks
QR September 2024 :
Deposits placed with licensed banks : RM 12.1 million
Cash and bank balances : RM 23.8 million.
>>>
Cash and Cash equivalents:
Deposits placed with licensed banks : RM 12.1 million
Cash and bank balances : RM 23.8 million.
Bank Overdraft. : ( RM 5.89 million )
Balance = RM 30.0 million
Deposits held as security value : ( 12.1 million)
Bank balance held as security value : ( 5.585 million )
Debt service reserves account : ( 8,364 million )
Balance =. RM 3.978 million
👉Other Operating, Administration Expenses: RM 13.68 million
>>
Compared QR September 2023 :
Cash and Cash equivalents: RM 19.391 million.
👉Other Operating, Administration Expenses: RM 30.91 million
>>>
QR September 2024 :
👉Other Operating, Administration Expenses: RM 13.68 million
Illustration:
Forward Yearly 👉Other Operating, Administration Expenses: RM 54.72 million
QR September 2023 :
👉Other Operating, Administration Expenses: RM 30.91 million
Illustration:
Forward Yearly 👉Other Operating, Administration Expenses: RM 123.64 million
Remark : There is Cost Reduction on Other Operating, Administration Expenses of RM 68.92 / year .
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Jaks :
Hoho as posted earlier on Jaks cash n cash equivalents, that the Other Operating, Administrative expenses is greatly reduced.
Good for Jaks to reduced the loss making business… esp on local Construction contracts on investment properties , eg : RM 1.1 billion Pacific Star Towers and Highway… eg : RM 509 million SUKE
Hoho no worries… FY2024 oredi 3 Quarterly Reports with total Net Profit RM 43.4 million .
If can sustain as FY2021 n FY2022 Net Profit over RM 51 million..( Note : Vietnam JV Power Plant is fully COD on January 2021 ) .
>>> FY2024 EPS shl be 1.96 sen with PE Sector Median 21.5 … Forward Price shl be RM 0.42 ( current NTA RM 0.60 )
👉 Question : Jaks FY2023 Net Profit is RM 15.5 million… FY2024 Net Profit can be RM 51 million ( Total 3 QR = RM 43.4 million) ??? >
Position sign observations:
1.) 6 years Legal Battle against Star on RM 1.1 billion Pacific Star Towers project is settled out of court on November 2024 .
FY2023 Annual Report:
> Trade Receivables
Third Parties RM 147.6 million
Retention Sum RM 134.4 million
>> the Retention Sum is for the RM 1.1 billion Pacific Star Towers Project .
2.) As of 31 May 2024, the outstanding order book amounts to RM68.8 million, last until end 2024 , encompassing six projects located in the Klang Valley, Sarawak, and Penang.
These projects primarily consist of water / sewerage infrastructure and road/building infrastructure, with the majority being public sector initiatives.
3.) the occupancy rate at Pacific Towers
Business Hub improved from 35% in FY2022 to 54% in FY2023, while Evolve Concept Mall saw an increase from 59% in FY2022 to 75% in FY2023.
4.) Current tender book exceeds RM4.0
billion, covering water and sewerage systems, flood mitigation projects in multiple states….
👉 as well as EPC roles for our renewable energy projects.
( Note : if LSS5 2000 MW EPCC tender bid is with Low / Single Digit IRR … better do EPC on construction of the Solar Plant/ Farm like Solarvest in LSS4 , EPCC and EPC from those Winners not in the Renewable Energy industry.
👉👉 Hoho no wander Jaks , Solarvest , Sunview and Gading Kencana not in the LSS5 2000 MW Shortlisted list also . ( LSS4 823 MW ) . These 4 companies are LSS4 n CGPP Winners.
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho as said Gameplay’s in Solar RE industry is different liaw …better do EPC construction contract liaw … ( note : IF EPCC is Not 100 % financing… Shl tied up Investment Capital for long term as IRR is getting low n lower since LSS1 to LSS4 .. Jaks LSS4 50 MW Solar RE in Penang, EPCC RM 200 million with TNB PPA 25 years , extended from 21 years , is 100 % Financing with Syndicated Loans for 16.5 years .
👉 TNB among LSS5 2000 MW winners, bags 500MW solar farm project in Kedah
By theedge
26 Dec 2024, 06:27 pm
Aside from the highly sought after LSS awards, the government last year also announced efforts to support the development of solar parks in the country under the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR).
This is led by TNB, via five 100MW solar parks in different locations in the country, and another 1GW under Khazanah Nasional Bhd through UEM Group.
👉👉👉 Hoho just TNB n UEM total Solar RE projects is 500 + 5 x 100 + 1000 =2,000
MW .. equivalent to LSS5 2000 MW , EPCC RM 7.2 billion.. EPC construction is ard RM 5.0 billion ..
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Hoho that’s why TNB is allocated firm budget RM 90 billion over 6 years until 2030 to Upgrade Power Grid system n structure as TPA ( Third Party Access) .. Mulling Charges is announced on August 2024 n CRESS is effective on September 2024 …
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With Cash & Cash Equivalents at end of the period. 3,978,000
What can jaks do except raise cash.
Mike/John donkey can even posted own created fake jaks figure and fact below:
Current tender book exceeds RM4.0 billion, covering water and sewerage systems, flood mitigation projects in multiple states….
👉 as well as EPC roles for our renewable energy projects. ( Note : if LSS5 2000 MW EPCC tender bid is with Low / Single Digit IRR … better do EPC on construction of the Solar Plant/ Farm like Solarvest in LSS4 , EPCC and EPC from those Winners not in the Renewable Energy industry.
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
By the way jaks is soooo incompetent the more order book the more losses
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho TNB as TPA for CGPP Winners as can sell their Solar RE electricity to their chosen Offtaker / Corporate company.. n cross border not only sell to TNB …..
Earlier the RE electricity LTMS supply agreement signed on 2022 is invalid on June 2024 .. ( Laos - Thailand- Malaysia- Singapore) as Singapore not agreed on the Changes ( too many countries are involved with different Power Grid system n structure ) .
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惠誉:明年棕油平均价达3576令吉
2024年12月30日
(吉隆坡30日讯)惠誉评级机构(Fitch)将2025年棕油平均价格预测上修至每吨800美元(约3576令吉),但预计之后价格将滑落至每吨700美元(约3127令吉)。
该机构在报告中指出,上调的主要原因,是为了反映全球最大棕油生产国——印尼的产量反弹放缓,以及当地生物柴油消耗增加。
惠誉评级机构原先对2025年平均价格预测为每吨750美元,之后为每吨650美元。
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
JAKS
A.) Raising Funds for coming projects n future growth.
1.) monetise the Penang land for RM 77.74 million on 9/9/2024 , net book value as at December 2023 is RM 15.97 million with a net pro forma gain of RM50.38 million.
2.) JAKS Resources Berhad Proposed medium term notes ("MTN") programme of up to Ringgit Malaysia Two Hundred and Fifty Million (RM250,000,000.00) in nominal value ("MTN Programme")
2024-12-06 .
> Referred to Annual Report FYE2023 :
1.) Evolve Mall :
Occupancy Rate increased to 75 % from 59 % FY2022 .
2.) Pacific Towers Business Hub : Occupancy Rate increased to 54 % from 35% FY2022 .
B.) Vietnam JV Power Plant 1200 MW EPCC RM 8.7 billion is started payout Dividend on June 2024 , ie from yearly to half yearly !
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho JAKS CGPP 30 MW Solar RE is scheduled to be COD on end 2025 …
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Hoho per Jaks 2024 AGM minutes on CGPP 30 MW Solar RE with Consortium partners: Consortium: Jaks 51 % , Ann Joo Green Energy Sdn. Bhd. and Fabulous Sunview Sdn. Bhd. )
👉 JAKS Group has
a 51% stake in the Consortium. At
present, the Consortium is
undergoing the approval process to
participate in Single Buyer’s New
Enhanced Dispatch Arrangement
(“NEDA”) programme.
The construction works for this project is
expected to commence by end 2024
and scheduled for commercial
operation by end 2025. (Page 15 of
AR2023)
A) What is the expected development
cost to be contributed by JAKS for
the new project under CGPP?
B) Considering JAKS's current
negative net cash position, how
does the Group plan to finance the
funds required for this project?
A) The total development cost for the project is being
worked out currently and estimated at approximately
RM130.0 million, funded by a combination of debt and
equity, of which JAKS’ portion is estimated to be
between RM15.0 – RM20.0 million.
B) The funding plan includes internally generated funds
such as dividend received from our oversea
operations, JAKS Hai Duong Power Limited Co
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Mike/John donkey will now flooded the whole forum with his gibberish in the hope that no one can read my comments about jaks.
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The last PP utilisation:
Facility Bank Purpose of borrowing
Total amount outstanding as at LPD (RM’000)
Proposed repayment (RM’000)
Term loan Great Eastern Life Assurance (Malaysia)
Berhad (“Great Eastern”)
Term loan provided to part finance the development cost of a 4-storey shopping mall known as Evolve Concept Mall
211,418 13,000
MNH as at 31/12/2023
Current liabilities RM 204,961,046
Non-current liabilities RM 196,443,411
Non-current assets RM 324,605,814
Current assets RM 5,764,090
Total equity RM (71,034,553)
Jaks hold 51% MNH and MNH is the owner of Evolve Mall
The MNH RM 250 million medium-term note (MTN) can hardly cover the MNH Current liabilities RM 204,961,046 and how many of Non-current liabilities RM 196,443,411 become due in 2025?
Is (“Great Eastern”) loss confident on jaks and recall the outstanding RM 211,418,000 term loan thus MNH has no choice but to raise cash through MTN to settle (“Great Eastern”) outstanding loan?
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What the use of MNH Evolve Mall book value/assets rich but that asset can't generate profit/cashflow to settle bank interest and repayment of bank borrowing?
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Jaks PP n RI
Listing date :
1.) 9/9/2023 : 80,014,700 RM0.18
2.) 29/5/2023 : 129,017,000 RM 0.185
1.) + 2 .) under 1 PP ..
3.) 1/7/2021 : 272,667,000. RM 0.475
4.) 28/5/2019 : 58,465,313. RM 0.70
5.) 30/3/2018 : 49,631,200. RM 1.38
6.) 24/3/2017 : 43,836,100. RM 1.36
Update > 7.) 24/6/2024 : 56,285,000 RM 0.145
8.) 15/5/2024 : 180,700,000 RM 0.12
7.) +8.) under 1 PP
Total : 6 PP
> Jaks RI
1.) 27/10/2020 : 1,292,073,304 RM 0.22 (Warrant C : EX price RM 0.49 , maturity on 18/11/2025 ) .
2.) 21/11/2018 : RI in Warrant B only
278,164,186. RM 0.25
( Note : To prevent on the intention of Take Over , is expired on December 2023 ) .
Posted by jjohnchew > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hoho Yinson is going to be insolvency ke …as illustrated earlier…
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What the use of MNH Evolve Mall book value/assets rich but that asset can't generate profit/cashflow to settle bank interest and repayment of bank borrowing?
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Mike/John donkey know what will be Yinson 4 latest FPSO yearly revenue/income/cash inflow?
Yearly revenue from
FPSO Agogo USD million 4600/15 = 306.67 (2026 onward)
FPSO Atlanta USD million 1700/15 = 113.33
FPSO Maria Quitéria USD million 5300/22.5= 235.56
FPSO Anna Nery USD 5700/25 = 228.00
Total USD 883.56 million
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Yinson :
👉 Yearly Revenue USD 883.56 million x 4.5 = RM 3976 million / year .
Administrative Expenses RM 185 m x 4 = RM 740 m / year …
QR October 2024 Total Loans n Borrowings RM 19.37 billion >> interest expenses x 0.09 = RM 1743.3 million/ year .
>>> : As 60 % of Term Loans per QR January 2024 is maturity between 2 to 5 years..
👉Total Loans to be paid in 10 years = RM 1937 million/ year
Total expenses ( excluded Hedge , SBB ) / year = RM 4,420.3 million
👉👉 Total Expenses / year - Total Gross Profit / year = RM 1310 million , ie : SHORT of Expenses Fund RM 1310 million.
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Yinson:
Hoho including projected Revenue from FPSO Agogo , Atlanta , Maria and Anna Nery as posted earlier :
Hoho just to simplify the illustration:
👉 Yearly Revenue USD 883.56 million x 4.5 = RM 3976 million / year .
QR October 2024 : Revenue RM 1900 million, ie 50 % contribution from FPSO Anna Nery … >>> 1900/2 x 4 = RM 3800 million/ year .
Total Revenue/ year = RM 7776 million
👉 Gross Profit 40 % =. RM 3110.4 million
Administrative Expenses RM 185 m x 4 = RM 740 m / year …
QR October 2024 Total Loans n Borrowings RM 19.37 billion >> interest expenses x 0.09 = RM 1743.3 million/ year .
👉 Total Loans to be paid in 25 years = RM 774.8 million/ year
👉👉 Total expenses ( excluded Hedge , SBB ) / year = RM 3258.1 million
👉👉👉 Total Expenses / year - Total Gross Profit / year = RM 147.7 million , ie : SHORT of Expenses Fund RM 147.7 million.
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Jtiasa hit fibo retracement at 0.786 from high of Rm1.53 .
Now waiting rebound up .
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Hoho JAKS :
the occupancy rate at Pacific Towers
Business Hub improved from 35% in FY2022 to 54% in FY2023, while Evolve Concept Mall saw an increase from 59% in FY2022 to 75% in FY2023.
Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Mike/John donkey still wants to spin "Pusing" like a top.
I posted Yinson 4 latest FPSO yearly revenue/income/cash inflow:
Yearly revenue from
FPSO Agogo USD million 4600/15 = 306.67 (2026 onward)
FPSO Atlanta USD million 1700/15 = 113.33
FPSO Maria Quitéria USD million 5300/22.5= 235.56
FPSO Anna Nery USD 5700/25 = 228.00
Total USD 883.56 million
And he spin it into Yinson
👉 Yearly Revenue USD 883.56 million x 4.5 = RM 3976 million / year .
Did he know what were the revenue of Yinson other FPSO and other business?
Mike/John donkey is now the undispute "pusing" king
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The "pusing" king never wants or unable to learn and never wants to own up to his mistakes even after been told of his clear cut mistakes
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Posted by Sslee > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Mike/John donkey, you can tell your fancy story about jaks.
The truth is if jaks default on bank loan repayment then bankers have the right to conficate and lelong all jaks assets to recover their loan.
Bankers will not be as kind as jaks BOD impair the receivables and no action taken against debtors to recovered what were owed.