Different people see & do things differently so engage them with debate to find out why is that so. Disregard of conflicting opinions, I'll just take it adopting their good practice if their ideas, technique & thoughts are good enough. Be a fussy sponge and absorb only the good stuff.
Shortinvestor77, I just calculate based on averagely EPS per quarter of 4.2cents with 30% div policy divided by current price. This will be achiveable and safe in future.
No money to add then better just watch otherwise what's the point arguing on how cheap when your intention is still clouded with greed?
Hevea has strong and unique economic MOAT values. Do u not think it can achieve a Billion ringgit market cap?
Upon full dilution of the remaining warrants, Hevea will have 568,426,664 mother shares.
RM 1bil market cap / 568,426,664 outstanding shares = RM 1.76 target price to achieve RM 1bil m.cap mark!
From current price 1.30 to 1.76 translates into at least +35% upside. While waiting for that to happen, the dividend payouts would increase the total returns as well. As extra, its dividend yield is in excess of 5%+ so do the math. Good or bad? Haha
Dividend means nothing? How about that dividend money flowing back into shareholders' hands and shareholders can make decisions all over again with that money. Simple as that.
If a company unable to earn good profits so how does it able to reward shareholders? This is a testament of Heveaboard's good governance, efficient and effective management. The 30% dividend payout policy is not a bold one and rest assured that it's a reasonably sustainable policy whereas the rest 70% of the annual profits are officially under obligation to be reinvested back into its various businesses.
Lol...buckbunny, don't expect u can accumulate cheap. Next thursday I'm receiving a BIG paycheck and I'll pour back all the dividend money along with extra purchases. Let's see until then. Have a great day ahead! Be happy and nice then the good fortune will follow you.
If you're a restaurant fast-selling sushi or chicken rice, u don't have to go into rice cultivation business because that's just derailed focus on your main core business scope. Leave that to the suppliers and avoid the scope of that to others in the business chain. Focus on core business and mitigate the supply risks by means of product innovation and diversification. Heveaboard done just that within a short 3 years time span and the results are apparent. From these, u would have guessed how the management's thoughts and behaviours are.
I interpret Hevea's recent diversification into gourmet fungi business as the quick response to the future shortage of raw material supply (rubberwood). The best move was to use the same amount of raw materials to produce premium products which could command higher selling price hence higher profit margins. With that critical stage accomplished (E0 and Super-E0 particleboards & eco-friendly kids furniture, etc.) hence its profit margins ranging from 16% to 20%+, the company needs the next main catalyst to boost and sustain future earnings.
I believe that a detailed business plan on the gourmet fungi business will be circulated to shareholders once they are ready so just be patience. The gross profit margins of gourmet fungi venture commands as high as 40% margins as mentioned during recent AGM by management which is deemed to be very lucrative. You don't need high ground for fungi cultivation anymore because Hevea is building a "climate-controlled facility" so it can be located anywhere or just the newly purchased land beside its current factory.
They are still using mobile wood-chipping process which has very high rate of chips recovery and it can be mobilized easily anywhere. That should be able to mitigate the supply risks. If sourcing of materials is done well, there shouldn't be any shortage of raw materials for its productions.
You see that, Hevea uses "mobile wood-chipping" and "climate-controlled fungi cultivation facility". These 2 methods alone have shown u the critical thoughts of the management by not obstructed by geographical constraints. Another one is to focus only on high profit margin businesses, double-digits margin in preference. Balance sheets are passing with flying colours. So please find me some weaknesses to discuss about.
Hi Specter, from your comments itself seems like you have a wide and broad knowledge in hevea. Do you mind to comments my other holding stock as well? Currently i am holding bioalpha and ecowld international.. and aiming solutn and karex... Appreciate your brief opinion in all these stocks..
When u reached to a point whereby everyone simply fighting for the same pie with less diversification options within same industry, you've just have to maneuver through various means to keep yourself at a competitive edge. Just look at most successful tycoons who diversified their empires unless u have a one-hit wonder patented product that no one is able to replicate or compete...u may need less of a reason to diversify. Is Bill gates one of this typical example? One OS can sell almost forever. Sadly, Hevea is not in that case and that is why it needs to continuously evolve to keep up with its competitive edge within certain markets at any one time.
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Different people see & do things differently so engage them with debate to find out why is that so. Disregard of conflicting opinions, I'll just take it adopting their good practice if their ideas, technique & thoughts are good enough. Be a fussy sponge and absorb only the good stuff.