for INSAS I have totally no idea, just not interested at all.
=> you must ask the married couple sslee and Leno
Posted by mita29 > Nov 30, 2021 9:11 PM | Report Abuse
What happened to insas, from 1.2 to 1.0, what's the reason behind the drop? Why does market give Insas such low PE? there must be a sound financial reason behind the ultra low PE ratio.
I don't know if you have amnesia but Jaks has a 25-year concession with fixed capacity payments convertible to US dollars guaranteed by the Vietnamese government, The recurring income is predictable and sustainable. The dive could be due to other reasons (eg the one time 100 million loss in Q4 last year, PP, unreasonable fear of coal price hike, the recent Omicron scare, etc).
I doubt the remaining PP alone would send it to 30 sen. You would need to have some sort of global stock market crash to do that loh, that means your stocks that you long would also dive.
Pray that omicron is really evil and destructive, then you and your kawan can cover at 30sen.
• PBT surged by 59.6% year-on-year to RM27.5 million. • PATAMI improved by 19.1% year-on-year to RM31.9 million. • 9MFY2021 PBT returned to the black to RM66.7 million. • 9MFY2021 PATAMI rose by more than 100% to RM80.4 million.
PETALING JAYA, 30 NOVEMBER 2021 – JAKS Resources Berhad (“JAKS” or the “Group”), a construction and power holdings company specialising in water and other infrastructure projects and energy development, today announced its third quarter results for the financial year ending 31 December 2021 (“Q3FY2021”).
For the current quarter under review, JAKS posted revenue of RM30.6 million. Profit before tax (“PBT”) was RM27.5 million, which is higher by 59.6% year-on-year, as compared to RM17.2 million generated in thecorresponding quarter last year. The profit after tax and minority interests (“PATAMI”) was up by 19.1% to RM31.9 million versus RM26.7 million a year ago. The increase in earnings was mainly attributed to its 30%share of profit in JAKS Hai Duong Power Company Limited, in relation to the 1,200-megawatts JAKS HaiDuong Power Plant in Vietnam, which amounted to RM43.4 million.
For the first nine months of the financial year, PBT was RM66.7 million against a loss before tax of RM8.0 million. PATAMI grew by more than 100% to RM80.4 million in contrast to the previous year’s corresponding period of RM22.7 million. The significant earnings turnaround was also due to its share of the profit from JAKS Hai Duong Power Company Limited of RM110.7 million, coupled with lower ‘otheroperating and administration’ expenses by RM35.0 million.
“We are pleased that our financial performances have been on track thus far. It is reassuring to see that our investment in JAKS Hai Duong Power Plant is reaping in the benefits as reflected in our improved financial performance since the commencement of its full operation in the beginning of this year where it is expected to provide a stable recurring income to JAKS’ earnings.
Meanwhile, our LSS4 renewable energy project in Penang is progressing well, where we have signed the power purchase agreement with TNB and also appointed an EPC contractor for the development of the project.
On the construction segment, we remain cautiously optimistic as we continue to selectively secure new infrastructure construction projects to replenish our order book. Although the outlook of the economy remains uncertain in view of the pandemic, we are hopeful of a full economic recovery following the transition to Phase Four of the National Recovery Plan which began on 18 October 2021 with the reopening of the economic and social sectors,” commented JAKS Chief Executive Officer Andy Ang Lam Poah.
He further added that JAKS will continue to focus on its core infrastructure construction business and also strengthen its power-energy segment. The Group is exploring infrastructure related projects in Malaysia, as well as seeking out potential new renewable energy projects, including solar farms, hydroelectric dams and liquified natural gas (LNG) facilities in the Southeast Asia region, particularly in Malaysia and Vietnam.
Why I am so confident my investment in JAKS is right ?
1. The power plant is real It had started contributing income to the company From today onwards you will never see Jaks reporting a negative income any more .Based peer comparative valuation , the expected net income can be as high as RM196M for the stake of 30%. what about when it is 40% later?
what is the fair value ? Based on the calculation done by DK , the fair value is RM1.50, derived after the conversion of all the warrants plus a 30M per year for domestic business loss for a period of 5 years so it is a right decision for me to do nothing but enjoy my days talking to my good friends here for 2 years and expected to make a return of not less than 300%
2. The company is moving in the right direction . The future expansion into solar , hydro and LNG energy is timely and a right investment choice.. This will contribute another consistent income and further strengthening of the strong recurring income of the company. more important it is a very strong catalyst for the rerating of the current ESG score
3. based on the management guidance , disposal or discontinuation of the loss making domestic business is ongoing. any good news , anytime from now or after the lock down recovery will serve as a strong catalyst to push the shares price sky high
4. Is fund raising no good ?
it depends whether it is value accretive or value destructive . if your biased common sense is true , the IPO is the biggest value destructive and we have no good share to buy .
5. IS COMMON SENSE A TRUE KNOWLEDGE ?
Then recent speculation on the rising coal is a good example
THE FOLLOWING IS THE MANAGEMENT REPLY OF OUR QUERRY.
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 11): JAKS Resources Bhd has given investors assurance that the recent fluctuations in coal prices will not impact the group’s profit generated from one of its power plants in Vietnam.
This is because coal prices for JAKS Hai Duong Power Plant in Vietnam are passed through to the off-taker, Vietnam Electricity, said JAKS chief executive officer Andy Ang Lam Poah in a statement on Monday.
“The coal supplied to the power plant is entirely sourced locally, via the coal supply arrangement signed with Vietnam National Coal-Mineral Industries Group, commonly known as Vinacomin, to ensure a stable supply of coal for 25 years. In light of this, JAKS is not exposed to the risk on the global coal price fluctuations,” he said.
Aren't these not good enough reasons to boost my confident . And this confidence is not built on sand but supported by valid facts.
shares trading is a game of confidence but when the confidence must be derived from facts and data then success is just a matter of time so waiting is the only strategy
I dun think this Jaks deal will be any different from other power plant deals I had seen before.
If the usual dividend payment takes 2 to 3 years later.
Then Jaks deal may take 4 to 6 years later.
of course, if "God" cult head does not understand then naturally I do not expect groupies to understand as well.
then sslee punya dream of Jaks running out of money might just come true.
The other possibility is that the power plant company can borrow money to pay dividends but I highly doubt it. If this happens, Jaks will get its dividend in 2022, quite soon.
If want dividend after few year then u buy at the time they paid u might get it at RM 1, if they paid 5 sen dividend which mean 5%, or now buy then can get 10 %
i3lurker being paid ONLY capacity payments is totally different from "God's" calculation of 100% utilization. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thanks for the highlight ..... i think all their calculations before was base on maximum capacity ......
Maybe they do not know the capacity payments that gov agree to ... thus they didn;t use the figure.
If investment is so easy then you may as well buy Insas. NTA RM 3.23, Cash and bank deposits RM 948.7 million and holding 535.79 million Inari share as one of its associate company
I believe the latest PP (129.52mil) was taken up by local/regional fund, 40% of which will be utilized for Solar project, the rest as working capital and acquisitions I also think the remaining PP will be taken up by fund again and some of which will be utilized for the natural gas project that will generate more value for shareholders.
Expected 2040 to mandatorily shut down all coal plant? That's not a realistic target given a few large nations like China & India were not willing to commit to the "phase out" plan.
Don't be so gloomy and pessimistic, engineers & scientists are WIRED to solve problem even though the odd are stacked against them, they will keep working hard to find a solution until SHTF. NEVER GIVE UP until the last moment.
All those 51% subsidiary companies have one common 49% shareholders and previously sold JIC to ICD for RM 1.00 and reported huge quarter profit but when come to 4th quarter reported huge impairment losses.
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Posted by i3lurker > 2021-11-30 21:12 | Report Abuse
those who want to know more can refer here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_electricity_by_source
hydro => USD72.00 per MWh
vs
Coal => USD88.00 per MWh
The US economy really expanded after Niagara Falls
thats why China government tried to duplicate with 3 Gorges
Jaks cannot compete with Laos Hydro power and thats why share price went into free fall.
When share prices nose dived, there is usually a very sound financial reason why it happens.