One of the items that stands out in Magni's balance sheet is its receivables. In last year's Annual Report, this amounted to RM151 million (Year 2022: RM112 million). The company recognizes this as one of the two major risks it faces, but says the risks are mitigated, presumably due to their long-standing relationship with the customer. On this, I have two questions.
1. Over 75% of the trade receivables are from just one customer (who buys the garments to sell worldwide), and yet in 2023, some RM16.4 million are classified as past due. Did all of these past dues arise from Magni's packaging business? Of particular concern is the RM1.8 million that is past due by more than 60 days.
2. Receivables also include sundry receivables, which have increased drastically from the previous year, rising from RM4.7 million to RM41.3 million. Does anyone know what this is? How did this arise?
Thanks in advance for your response.
P.S.: The receivables have since increased to RM179 million as of January 31, 2024.
@observatory - thanks for your input. I checked the document you mentioned, and googled for the difference between the two items, and this is what got:
Sundry Receivables Definition: Small, miscellaneous amounts owed to the company by various parties for different reasons. Examples: Refunds, small debts, reimbursements, etc.
Prepayments Definition: Amounts paid in advance for goods or services that the company will receive in the future. Examples: Advance payments for goods, services, rent, insurance, etc.
Anyway, in the latest Q, the receivables have reduced to RM123.5 mil from RM151.4 mil a year ago. So, this is no longer a concern.
Hard to say as business is dependent on one major customer, not sure what is their moat. Also depends on what they do with the cash. If more of it comes out as dividends or share buy back and assuming business goes on as usual, will be worth more.
Don't need to say target price like broker..it's a waste of time. The biz is very simple and it's benefit from trade diversion. Do remember Magni is just one of the many supplier to Nike and it doesn't matter.. they have been doing this for so long.
Best gauge for this kind of business is DDM. Assume it continue to pay 4 cents every quarter (annualise) and discount it by 5% yield. That will be will roughly the price that i will pay to take over the whole co. This co is a turtle co and not suitable for goreng kaki. So dont need to look at here.
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Solid company, from many financial indicators perspective and with relatively high dividend payout too.