i am having headache ..icon8888 u must be a financial analyst or a genius. So many numbers. At this price is inno still a buy ? noted some interest in buying inno shares recently looking from the volume
Theoretically, this is one of the most undervalue plantation company. Not many notice because it trades at PER 600x. I believe that it would trade above 2.00 in next few months provided CPO price stays above 2600.
According to the shareholders list as at 29 Mar 2013, top 30 largest shareholders represents 94.95% of the entire share capital. The remaining 5% shareholders or 3,900 hold less than 9 million shares in the market.
Majority of the shareholders know the future value of Inno. They won't dispose more at current prices. You would be very lucky if able to collect more at cheap price.
yes. Hope CPO price remains strong. Next year if Inno reach 2.50, I am happy already. It is not only the monetary return, it is also the satisfaction that we spotted something ahead of everybody else. That is the fun of investing
Exactly, buddy. Both of us likes plantation counters. I believe you have done a lot of research on it. It takes plenty of time but worth for the effort. It's harvesting time for us. Cheers.
i understand that you invested in property counters also. I briefly mentioned Ivory to you few days ago, and I think you didnt quite pay attention to it. But today ivory announced results, net profit of RM8m. Suggest you take a closer look. By now you should know me well that I don't simply promote rubbish counters. My recommendation is always based on objective analysis
it owns 45% of JV with Tropicnana. The JV Company owns 100 acres of land in Penang near Penang bridge and facing the sea. The JV has GDV of RM10 billion, to be developed over 8 years (source : 2011 circular to shareholders). By virtue of their 45%, their share of GDV is RM4.5 billion. Divided by eight years is RM500m per annum. Assumed net margin of 15%, annual net profit is RM75m. Add RM20m from other projects (Ivory has capacity to deliver about RM30m net profit annually, before this one to two years they messed up the P&L), we have RM75m + RM20m = approximately RM100m net profit. Based on 450m shares, EPS of 22 sen. Share price now 63 sen only. As usual, my strategy is buy and hold three years and hopes to generate 100% return.
It's considered cheap if you invest for longer term comparing with other plantation companies. U can't expect the company to generate big profit immediately. But the company is on the right track to make more money as its young mature palm oil would contribute substantially in future. That's why there are not many seller at this time even though the price has gone up by more than 20%. They know the future value of the company. In the next 3 years, it would offer a good returns provided CPO price stay at reasonable level.
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Posted by speakup > 2014-02-22 17:21 | Report Abuse
so Inno has investment in one of the top mid cap plantation companies.