Shines, I agreed, even Mah Sing spend 160 millions and AT spend 120 millions to build a glove manufacturing factory, the sum of 5 millions is very mysterious...
Vizione Holdings Bhd's (VHB) wholly-owned subsidiary VIP Index Sdn Bhd (VISB) has completed the acquisition of 51 per cent stake in SSN Medical Products Sdn Bhd (SMP) for RM5 million today following the signing of share sale agreement between VISB and vendors of SMP.
VHB managing director Datuk Ng Aun Hooi said with the acquisition, the company is now equipped with a new growth engine that will elevate it to the next great height.
"This is because SMP is an established entity and has been in operation since 1997. It has a stable global client base and solid supply chain network.
"Shareholders can be rest-assured that the acquisition is a wise judgment after rigorous study has been made and that this would be a value-added move for the Group.
wongchin, exactly otherwise who will sell 51 % of a glove manufacturing business for only 5 millions, of course VIZIONE has to pay the debt plus spending another 25 to 30 millions to upgrade the facilities, everything has a price, I think Mah Sing is cash rich and AT is cheap compared with VIZIONE glove venture...
ya, after read the announcement, feel something fishy now, why only 5m for glove factory? any hidden causing price up and down back. Anybody pls update if you have any clue.
Last time when AT wanted to buy Pearl Glove, only manufacture industrial glove not medical glove, the price already around 22 millions, how come VIZIONE buy 51 % nitrile medical glove business only costing 5 millions, very fishy business...
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 1): Integrated construction engineering group Vizione Holdings Bhd has allocated RM30 million to capital expenditure for its recently acquired glove manufacturer, to boost its annual production capacity more than threefold to 1.6 billion pieces of gloves over the next 18 months, from 500 million pieces currently.
The capex was announced after Vizione's wholly-owned subsidiary VIP Index Sdn Bhd inked a deal to buy a 51% stake in glove manufacturer SSN Medical Products Sdn Bhd for RM5 million cash today.
In a virtual press conference today, Vizione managing director Datuk Ng Aun Hooi said this is a golden opportunity for Vizione to venture into the glove-making business as demand for gloves is expected to remain robust amid rising Covid-19 cases around the world.
The capex injected into SSN will add another six lines equipped with advanced machinery, for a total of 12 lines.
Furthermore, he said that the optimism about the glove business venture is supported by a one-year profit guarantee, whereby SSN shall achieve a profit before tax of RM15 million for the financial year ending Dec 31, 2021 (FY21).
Also, he added that the acquisition of a 51% stake in SSN is seen to be earnings accretive for Vizione as SSN has a glove business running currently, which will be able to contribute to Vizione's top and bottom lines immediately.
Despite lower profit guarantee, SSN executive director Clinton Ang Teck Leong said the company is targeting to achieve a profit before tax (PBT) of up to RM30 million in FY21 on the back of a revenue projection of between RM100 and RM120 million.
It has an even more ambitious target for FY22, as Ang has projected PBT to more than triple to RM100 million on a revenue projection of RM200 million.
Ang said the profit projection came after SSN's glove factory capacity was fully booked until the third quarter next year, while its additional incoming capacity will also be secured from its existing clients given the strong demand for gloves.
When asked about oversupply issues in the glove industry with so many new entrants, Ang replied that he is unfazed by the situation, as he believed that the demand for gloves is unlikely to taper off even after Covid-19 vaccines are available because glove use will increase as the masses rush to be vaccinated.
Meanwhile, on the construction outlook front, Vizione's Ng said political stability is an important indicator for the recovery in the industry.
He has confidence in the Perikatan National government to deliver more construction projects next year after the Budget 2021 is passed.
Currently, it has a tender book of over RM2 billion, mostly from government projects such as hospital projects, infrastructure works and housing projects. It expects to achieve at least 20% of success rate.
Meanwhile, Vizione has an order book of about RM1.8 billion, which Ng expects will continue to provide earnings visibility for the group.
The share price of Vizione closed up half a sen or 1.18% to 43 sen today, bringing it a market capitalisation of RM338.32 million.
Year-to-date, the counter has declined 32% from 63 sen on Jan 2.
It also took over the debt of the Glove company, come to worst, funds raising by issuing more private placement shares, it is so simple to obtain more capital...
@Jolin888 gloves should be no problem continue enjoy huge profit next year but many uncertainties for gloves business in 2022, it's depend on how effective the vaccines control the virus, how fast vaccines can supply to many countries and gloves over supply issues by so many suppliers appear....
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