Total assets increased to RM1.8 billion from RM1.4 billion, but interest expense dropped 21% to RM17 million from RM21 million. That shows operating cash flow capability of the company.
actually the net profit is about RM 150 millions, and the management quickly clamp it down to about Rm 100 millions ,so allow us sufficient time to accumulate more , haha !!! i like the board of directors so much, thank you again for good job done.(Rm 67 millions loss of foreign exchange, about Rm 50 million is unrealized)
anbz, Current hectarage in oil palm is about say 16,000 hectares but management plans to target 100,000 hectares in the near future...
That means high capex investment in the next few years to acquire additional 84,000 hectares of plantation land and this will be funded by operational cash flows and possible new debt....may not pay consistent dividends in the future as well...but if you r a long term investor with time horizon of say 10 years, you will realize your investment gains handsomely and that is assuming MKH acquires the balance 84,000 hectares within the next 3 to 5 years...
R U a patient investor or a short term trader? With MKH, one need to have the mind-set of a long term investor..
don't worry...EPF will enter mkh in no time...and no need for 10 years...just 2.5 years needed..why? ...they like to buy already matured plantation... kalimantan per acre yield = 30 tonnes while other places are between 20 to 24 tonnes...and kajang and semenyih are owned by MKH...not forgetting mrt...very low land cost for property..the price might appreciate to RM 4 in near term
agreed with anbz. darren67, if you said that 4 years ago, i may agree with you, but at this moment, good prospect for property development in kajang and semenyih as 2 MRT station will be setup in kajang area. furthermore plantation business is going to shoot up. only one thing the management need to be cautious is foreign exchange rate.
no doubts about oil palms plantation brings good returns but in congo make sure the infrastructures are there or, i afraid you have to fork out big money for it. i can remember whether its congo or just some nearby countries where plantation personal from olam went and never return, its not my story, sum it up, bis not easy over there until sure of good securities
no gorillas but saw king kong, mamawata offer half boil ostrich eggs for breakfast, grilled lion meat for lunch and supper just fruits, its dark over there, not knomwingly, had lots of wild grapes and wild cherries, wonderful night lol
why so sleepy ...bila mau move...mrt sudah ada..sawit sudah naik..mau tambah lagi tanah plantation...kajang dia conquer....untung lagi 32 cents...belum tambah lagi 8 cents from unrealised indon currency..hai susah mau break RM3..hai hopefully this month coming... :(
MKH is Good Dividend yielding stock besides providing the future prospects of significant capital appreciation from increasing profits from palm oil n property development.
Dividend Yield is Good...The DY can get even BETTER in the FUTURE YEARS from INCREASING EBIT from Plantations & Properties Development..MKH is Good for Medium to Long Term Investment
i am thinking no dividend pay for this year but really unexpected, they still afford to pay such a high dividend at the last day of 2013 (new year angpow) amidst of high liabilities in property sector and plantation sector.
this is 1st interim dividend for FY2014, that means mkh may declare another dividend in FY2014. if the unrealised of rm50mil (foreign exchange loss) can be written off (after account audited) will be a good news for mkh.
look at the rupiah against usd and ringgit getting worse recently, i worry the loss in foreign exchange in plantation will be deteriorate in 2014. all the profit gain in property will be use to cover loss in plantation. don't know management got any actions to prevent it to be happen.
lcng .. Similar to CPO prices in Malaysia, when you have weaker local currency the CPO will adjust higher to mitigate the impact. IDR/MYR weakened by 4% but CPO price is higher by 8% in Q4 2013.
aero1, i am not talking about the cpo price, but the loan facilities mkh get in ringgit and usd to invest in kalimantan. look at the foreign exchange loss of rm66mil for plantation in Q4 2013.
If put debt and current level of FCF aside, just base on PE, I opine it is undervalue now, the surprise interim div at 10sens weeks ago was another plus point of MKH.
Q1: the company aims to expand plantation land significantly in Indo, which requires big initiate capex; the new investment requires subsequent cash outflow for at least 5 yrs before providing net cash for the co; meaning the a ability of high DPO is in doubt.
Q2: will it increase debt?
I have no answer for the Qs. Thus I do nothing, just sit and wait.
frankly speaking, the direction of mkh to go into plantation is correct and they are do it very well for the currect 15,000ha oil palm estate. but now the main problem is their debt. why not they propose a right issue, that said 1 for 5 at rm2.00. this can easily source for the fund about rm140mil.
Icng123: Basically, suppose the management studied well corporate finance and understood the pros and cons of several measures of raising fund. According to rule of thumb, a company tends to raise fund by borrowing if it thinks that the current interest rate is relatively cheaper than that exceeds its acceptable level. As the interest rate 3.00% (just the monetary rate stipulated by the bank negara; the base lending rate is approx. 6.50%) is considered low in Malaysia and also the rest of the world as the consequence of QEs. Therefore, this is why the company opts for loan rather than through new issuance of securities channel. Issuing new securities must not necessarily be a good thing to shareholders and this is often the last resort to the company if its credibility of honoring debts is doubted by the lending institutions. We do not think the existing loan is the major problem at the moment. What I expect is the positive prospect of palm oil amid the global recovery. This will contribute positive result to the earning performance and also it will generate recurring cash flow (or income). Suppose the oil price is on recovery, when the price climbs back to its previous peak, about RM 3000++ comparing to current RM 2600, what do you think of the earning of the company. Also, how will be the dividend payout. Plus, it is time for the company to harvest the oil palm for the next two years. Every effort and hard work for the last few years aare going to be paid off now. 2014 will be a good year!
hi sjsoon, i do agreed with your point. with the current low interest rate, it is better get fund from financial institution rather than right issue, but just look at the foreign exchange loss rm63mil in plantation sector last quarter. today the rate for usd amd ringgit hit 12,000 rupiah and 3,700 rupiah respectively compare to 10,000 rupiah and 3,200 rupiah in Jul-Sept (the quarter mkh loss rm63mil). as US going to cut the QE progressively, the rupiah against usd getting depreciated in the months coming. if there was no action taken by the management to solve this issue, i can foresee the loss in foreign exchange will getting worse for Q1 2014 result. if this really happen, their effort to go into plantation was useless and eventually this will cumber the profit gain from property.
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Total assets increased to RM1.8 billion from RM1.4 billion, but interest expense dropped 21% to RM17 million from RM21 million. That shows operating cash flow capability of the company.