Company worth RM10 but traded at RM4.xx with PE at 4.x, dah gila lah tu this market!! Earning per share so good at RM1.05...yet market dont want to but want to sell...apa lu mau lagi????
Tin can business remains relevant in a stable consumer environment. Their customers are mostly established consumer conglomerate in the market. New players hardly venture into this business since the existing players don't price the products at high level even though shortage happens adding another barrier.
Tin can business doesn't require high technology but high level of precision or quality (especially leaking and corrosion) requirements must be achieved consistently to ensure safety in packaging food and beverage. It won't easy to enter into the supply chain of the established consumer players due to high switching costs and many big consumer players don't want to take extra risks from a fresh new supplier. In addition, it is a capital intensive for 2 pieces aluminium cans.
The biggest advantage to the existing players is the low depreciation costs. Europe automatic machines can be operated for more than 30 years. They are ready to go for price war with any new entrant as many of their old machines have depreciated to zero value.
Therfore, Tin can business players are able to maintain a comfortable level of profit margin in long term.
Company worth RM10 (NTA RM9.73) but traded at RM4.xx with PE at 4.x, dah gila lah tu this market, mismatch the price too much!! Earning per share so good and so high at RM1.05....still cheap sell at this kind of price, what else you want? Mau sell lagi? Or chase to buy once it shot up above RM5 ?? or wait and see until it reach RM10 baru mau beli??
Aluminium cans are one of the most recyclable package types available in the industry which offer numerous packaging benefits: long shelf life, light weight, easy to handle and carry, high strength, corrosion resistance and moisture free. As a result, the products are gaining global prominence. The rising eco-consciousness and recycling of the aluminium cans are the major trends which will drive the industry growth. Aluminium cans produced by the Group are primarily used as packaging material for single serve, ready to drink carbonated and non-carbonated beverage industry.
There are only 2 manufacturers for aluminium cans in Malaysia although it is possible for domestic beverages manufacturers to import empty cans from suppliers aboard. The majority of aluminium cans produced by the Group are to cater to the domestic beverage manufacturers. Hence, the growth of aluminium cans business is dependent upon the demand at the end-consumers, whether from domestic or overseas market. The Group’s direction of targeting and developing new export markets has been positive and which are expected to consume the existing excess capacities.
The Group’s entity in Myanmar commenced commercial operation in the first quarter of FYE 2019. In its second year of commercial operation, the Group consolidated Myanmar entity’s revenue amounting to RM94.5 million (FYE 2019 : RM69.1 million (2)) and a LBT of RM9.1 million (FYE 2019 : LBT of RM10.4 million (2)). As a green field project, the Group anticipates the entity to contribute positive results after 4 to 5 years from its commencement of operations. Demand for aluminium cans is anticipated to increase when the growth momentum in Myanmar gathers pace.
General can segment in both Canone & Ablegroup to workout the PBIT margin. Ablegoup apparently enjoyed one off gain from hiking ASP and stocking activities in 3rd quarter 2020.
CanOne: 30 Jun 21 - 13% 31 Mar 21 - 10% 31 Dec 20 - 11% 30 Sep 20 - 5%
Ablegroup: 30 Jun 21 - 20% 31 Mar 21 - 17% 31 Dec 20 - 7% 30 Sep 20 - 24%
Mchea. Canone's Trading arm is located in Singapore. The entire purpose is to centralise the export sales from its Malaysia's operations to overseas customers The Trading arm earns the differences between higher selling prices to customers and intercompanies purchases.
@treasurehunt Exactly, that's why they may not have big exposure to cukai makmur as sizable chunk of profit are not derived in Malaysia. Furthermore, the profit earned in Malaysia is captured in several entities instead of just one entity. Hence, taking into these consideration may not even have exposure to cukai makmur.
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Keep up the momentum. Top up all the way.