This YLI is a cornered stock. As rogers123 said, no one will touch it. I think it's even worse than smelly dead fish. The 'no balls' syndicate is trying to 'Goreng' with their tail stuck in between their legs perhaps shivering too. kikiki
The company has never been able to deliver any meaningful profit to its shareholders since 2011 with profit only recorded in FY17 and even then, it was due to gain from disposal of their business in China. Most of the time the company actually deliver losses to its shareholders. FY19 would not be any different as well given that the company already recorded a loss amounting of -RM8.5 mil in 1H19 alone. I doubt that management will be able to turnaround the company in 2H19 or in FY20. Expect losses to continue in the near to mid-term.
That being said the company has a relatively strong balance sheet with net gearing of only 11%. In the event management decides to take up any new projects, the company would not have any issue in raising capital via debt. At the current share price, the company is only trading at a valuation of below 0.2x BV. However, any upside to investors will only be possible if management decides to disposed of some of the assets and pay dividend to shareholders.
If you are looking to diversify your portfolio outside of YLI (due to earnings weakness in the near future) I would recommend you to look at MBMR.
MBMR is a direct proxy to Perodua via its 22.6% interest in the company. Valuation is cheap at only 6.3x PE (based on target FY18 PATAMI of RM145mil. 9m PATAMI is already RM106mil). PB is low at only 0.6x BV. 4Q18 results is expected to be higher than 3Q18 and last year's 4Q17.
For FY19 growth will be driven by the still high demand of new Myvi and the newly launched SUV and also the new Alza in 2H19.
Please go through the analyst reports (https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/stk/pt/5983.jsp) and do your own analysis before making any decisions. Most analysts have a TP of above RM3 for the company with Hong Leong being the lowest at RM3.13 and Maybank the highest at RM4.50.
when syed sold his stake to samsuri at around rm 1.00 per share last time, the stocks went up more than 100%. what is the price seah bought from samsuri?
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Today Yli, next is engtex