Annetan, all this while, SSTEEL has made the provision for the SHRC here and there, that why quarter you can see some impairment loss...
But now, this RM141m is the final amount to be write off, you can see the statement in the QR.
Below is the paragraph stated in the quarterly report:- "Pending the outcome of SHRC's claim against Danieli in the arbitration, an amount of RM141 million (Represent the TOTAL CAPITALISED DIRECT ATTRIBUTABLE COST in commissioning the plant and the CAPITALISED BORROWING COSTS incurred for the plant) was written off and is included in the financial statement"
Another disappointing or reasonable result? Annualised 4.6x4= 18.4c.
Below are extracted from an article with analysis for last quarter's result: Excluding the 1-off write-off of PPE of RM141m and 1-off provision and write off of inventories of RM20m, the Company is actually making an awesome profit of RM48m which translates into EPS of11.65 cents. http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/Ssteel/102788.jsp
My estimated PBT is RM40mil, but now actual result is RM33mil. Because I didn't expect the provision for write of inventory will be same high as last quarter (since steel price has gone up, so there shouldn't have any provision). But anyway, this result is pretty good for me d. One more good point, SSTEEL confirm that they have no borrowing in Foreign Currency. So the depreciation of ringgit won't affect them (except for the purchase of raw material from oversea).
Borrowing increase because they paid off a lot of trade payable last quarter, you can see substantial reduce in their trade payable. I think they foresee USD will be strengthen, so they choose to paid off the trade payable, as normally majority of the trade payable are in USD (as they import raw material).
Rebar price in Malaysia has increased from RM1,850 (end of September) to RM2,430 as at today, an increase of 31%, in tandam to the same quantum of the rebar price in China
Agreed with WealthWizard, share price of SSteel has not moved much, coupled with optimistic near future for global steel industry, much more to come from this company
Luckily I still holding annjoo, if merely depend on this ssteel, I would surely vomit blood. Annjoo has reached its yearly highest price today and this 大番薯still lingering on the floor
When i was young, I work in an audit firm. That time I was assign to participate in a due diligence project (Company A being acquired by Company B, both listed company). I was very happy and I ask my brother to accumulated the Company A share.. From that day I bought until I left the audit firm and change few jobs, the deals is still not on. If not mistaken, it was only done after 3-4 years.
What I try to say is, maybe KS55 need 3-4 years to prove what he said today is truth.
gas price hike, worker salary go up...... will make them to merge to face china company... even small china company also close shop... what make you think they can stand alone separately... bank already merge and become stronger.. steel will merge... glove industry will merge.... this is the trend now... don;t judge me now, judge me later.
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Posted by Albukhary > 2016-10-27 00:39 | Report Abuse
Annetan, all this while, SSTEEL has made the provision for the SHRC here and there, that why quarter you can see some impairment loss...
But now, this RM141m is the final amount to be write off, you can see the statement in the QR.
Below is the paragraph stated in the quarterly report:-
"Pending the outcome of SHRC's claim against Danieli in the arbitration, an amount of RM141 million (Represent the TOTAL CAPITALISED DIRECT ATTRIBUTABLE COST in commissioning the plant and the CAPITALISED BORROWING COSTS incurred for the plant) was written off and is included in the financial statement"