blessing shall be upon the head of him that selleth it For those who sell it at a cheap price must be generous and kind to allow another to gain such profits. AND I SHALL BUY IT
In yesterday's Star article, UOB KH has forecasted full year earnings of M$165 mil to M$183 mil. Divided by 420 mil shares outstanding that comes to M$0.39 to M$0.43 EPS. So it currently trades at a forecasted PER of just 7.46X to 6.77X !!If these earnings do materialise, the company can upsize the dividends to say 20-25 sen , making the yield highly sought after by insurance companies, retirees and pte banking clients. The silver lining could be a sizeable bonus issue like 1: 1 to improve the liquidity in the stock and allow hedge funds, mutual funds , ETF managers, Commodity Funds SWFs, etc to come in and take out the selling from the retail shareholders who might decide to dump the bonus shares. Truly exciting times are ahead. But the shares need a re-rating from research houses to enjoy a higher valuation. At the moment only, UOB KH, Malacca Sec and Kenanga cover the stock. Hopefully more will discover this dividend rich gem.
☝️ Uptrend forming after some consolidation. Looks like it’s targeting to clear the intra day high of US$36,000 and head to US$41,000 next target. ( 36k - 27k start of upmove = 9k. Add to breakout point - 32k . Draw a downtrend line from 36k high to 30k low to see where the breakout point is )
i guess its should sustained. tin price still at 34k, and dividend exit date is after the good Qr result release. let have a look at Qr result, it is possible to limit up.
Qr result released, good result. increase of usd1k in average tin price, double MSC profit from previous qr 9M (average tin price 25k) to 18M (average tin price 26k).
Bursa Malaysia Malaysia Smelting Corp (MSC), is one of the world’s leading integrated producers of tin metal and tin-based products. If you consider its net assets, about 2/3 is deployed for its smelting operations with the bulk of the balance for its tin mining operation. But when you look at the PBT over the past 12 years, 4/5 was from the tin mining operation. Is this then a smelting company with a tin mining arm or a tin mining company with a smelting arm? This has implications for its valuation. If this was a tin mining company, you would value it based on its tin reserves. If it was a smelting company, you would valued it based on its tin refining business. So what is the appropriate way to value it? For more details on MSC, refer to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3u4mdV4fo8
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