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Mabel
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Posted by Mabel > 1 month ago | Report Abuse
JrWarren Without official figure, the shareholders can either guess the figure after AA gone OR use available information to reverse engineer and calculate the possible profit.
In classroom, we learn 1 + 1 = 2 , we also learn reverse engineering the equation to 2 - 1 = 1 .
This is the maximum hint I can offer, if you are too lazy to do the homework, perhaps can start selling your Cap A stock.
You will be surprise with the profit and EPS from non-aviation segment.
26/09/2024 12:49 PM
What JR said is true and pretty smart...
This is Mabel's dream...stand to be corrected...only times will tells...
Capital A announced the mechanics of its restructuring plan in its efforts to address its PN17 status. As part of the plan, Capital A proposed to dispose of AirAsia Bhd (AAB), which owns the Malaysian aviation operation, and AirAsia Aviation Group Ltd (AAG), which manages the Indonesian, Thai, Philippine and Cambodian operations, for RM6.8 billion to AAX.
Capital A will still own an 18.39% stake in AAG.
If AAX revenue in 2025 is RM 12.4 Billion, Capital A’s gain from its 18.39% stake in AirAsia Aviation Group Ltd (AAG) based on AAX’s projected revenue of RM12.4 billion in 2025, Capital A would gain approximately RM2.28 billion from its 18.39% holding in AAG if AAX’s revenue in 2025 is RM12.4 billion from the aviation business.
Then we need to add other revenue from post restructuring. Capital A will retain ownership of the four major business segments, namely the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) operations under Asia Digital Engineering (ADE), logistics under Teleport, the AirAsia MOVE SuperApp, and digital finance service BigPay.
Post-restructuring, Capital A will retain ownership of four major business segments: Asia Digital Engineering (ADE), Teleport, AirAsia MOVE SuperApp, and BigPay.
To estimate the potential revenue from these segments, let’s consider their individual growth prospects and market trends:
Asia Digital Engineering (ADE): The MRO market is expected to grow significantly due to the increasing number of aircraft and the need for maintenance services. If ADE captures a substantial market share, it could generate significant revenue. For instance, if the global MRO market is projected to be worth around USD 100 billion by 2025, and ADE captures even 1% of this market, it could generate approximately USD 1 billion (around RM 4.6 billion).
Teleport: As a logistics provider, Teleport benefits from the growing e-commerce and logistics market in Southeast Asia. If Teleport can capture a significant share of this market, its revenue could be substantial. For example, if the Southeast Asian logistics market is projected to be worth USD 55 billion by 2025, and Teleport captures 2% of this market, it could generate around USD 1.1 billion (approximately RM 5 billion).
AirAsia MOVE SuperApp: This app integrates various services, including travel, e-commerce, and financial services. The potential revenue from this segment depends on user adoption and transaction volume. If the app can generate USD 500 million (around RM 2.3 billion) in revenue from various services by 2025, it would be a significant contributor.
BigPay: As a digital finance service, BigPay can benefit from the growing fintech market in Southeast Asia. If BigPay captures a significant share of the digital payments market, it could generate substantial revenue. For instance, if the digital payments market in Southeast Asia is projected to be worth USD 1 trillion by 2025, and BigPay captures 0.1% of this market, it could generate around USD 1 billion (approximately RM 4.6 billion).
Summing up these estimates, the potential revenue from these four segments could be around RM 16.5 billion by 2025. This is a rough estimate and actual figures could vary based on market conditions and the company’s performance.
Hence if you add the 18.39% stake in AAG, that will sum up to an estimate RM 16.5 billion+ RM 2.28 billion = RM 18.78 billion...
Hope Mabel's dream will cums true...
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