Commodities entered a bull market on Monday, ending a five-year rout, as supply constraints drive up prices in everything from soybeans to zinc, and help the asset class outperform bonds, currencies and equities so far in 2016. The Bloomberg Commodity Index, which tracks returns from 22 raw materials, closed 21 percent above its low on Jan. 20, meeting the common definition of a bull market. The index is still down about 50 percent from its high reached in 2011. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-06-06/commodities-enter-bull-market-ending-five-year-selloff-chart
Land in Sabah is sold for about RM70k per ha. MKH gets it for RM30k. Sabah land is not more fertile than in Kalimantan. Note that the Land has been cleared and is 79% planted with oil palm trees together with staff quarters, stores and security posts.
Not many Malaysian plantation companies are achieving this level. "MKH had initially forecast an FFB yield per hectare of 29 tonnes for FY16, but the group has since set a higher internal target of 35 tonnes."
Property sales improved in 2QFY16. After typically slow 1QFY16, property new sales increased to RM222m in 2QFY16, taking 1HFY16 sales to RM305m (+3% y-o-y). This is quite a commendable performance in view of the soft market sentiment. Unbilled sales remains healthy at RM828m which will underpin earnings visibility over the next two years.
A measured leverage by borrowing is good. When IDR strengthens, the assets value is increasing while the liability is dropping. USDIDR 13,160.00 IDR -28.00 -0.21% As of 9:30 PM EDT 6/28/2016
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Posted by kenken85 > 2016-06-03 12:23 | Report Abuse
end of story again.. sad..