This is a trading company dealing with chemicals imported from various countries and supply to local market, and they ventured into resins manufacturing decades ago. Please clarify your point if this company is an export oriented.
yea trading company, but they are not imported the chemicals but manufacture themselves, and in 2013-2014, they buy chemicals with TM and expand their production line, that's y the margin increase from 3% to 5%, and now they acquire TM. This is a big advantage of controlling the margin. Imagine an increase of 1-2% of the Net profit, would increase how much of the EPS.
@bluerouge, yea i believe there are some material that imported, but according to my study the management of luxchem is doing well on cost efficiency. If you study the previous annual report from 2008 to 2015. Even in the 100+ oil price, they still maintain good profit earning.
and think carefully with the kiam siap management, why did they acquire TM with such expensive price (the most expensive CAPEX during 2008-2016). I don knw how potential is TM, but i knew management surely did some digging and analyst the future prospect of TM. Believe in next few years, the profit will be reflect on paper. stay tuned.
When cheap then in. I saw many innocent here. Let's see the result on Jan. The counter is solid with cash rich in hand. Good management. Time to increase volume indeed. Hahaha
When cheap then in. I saw many innocent here. Let's see the result on Jan. The counter is solid with cash rich in hand. Good management. Time to increase volume indeed. Hahahap
Luxchem is doing UPR resin export. There is a way called hedging fund, I believed Luxchem has hedged some USD in cheap price for raw materials importing. I believed Luxchem management is following old man style which is stable and having goods insight for market trend. Worth to buy in...
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I think not necessary is related to halal/non halal product.
Most likely is luxchem's policies, procedures, process flow , financing, or FS items do not comply with particular % of shariah compliance, that's y out of the lists and caused the panic.
Back to fundamental, is quite attractive in terms of DY, EBIT multiple n ROIC.
Great competition is main factor to increase market share and penetration. The higher sales volume has proved this point. Although this may reduce their profit ...as compared to economy nowadays, this indeed a good counter with solid sales feedback from market. Now is entry level to hold some to prepare before blooming..
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export stock? what do they export? resins?