Magni is not alone. All counters with manufacturing plants in Vietnam will be negatively impacted by lock down due to covid 19, such as HL Ind, Latitute which have yet to report for June 30.
@Begineer - If the next Quarter is expected to be bad then why bother to top up now? I thought buy after next Quarter would be better? Please advise. Thanks.
share price will reflect partly by expectation. The price will drop now in anticipation of further lock down which impact next quarter. Same case for Genting, still making huge losses but people has high hopes then when it re-opens, the result will be good. Thus, the price would have move up now
Sandcoffee, I plan to hold it for the long term so if the fundamental of the company is good and the price is within my acceptable range I wouldn't mind topping up. Lockdown is just a short-term issue. The price may have already been priced in the expected bad quarter. Once V. Government announces ease of restriction or Magni makes an announcement they manage to apply for a permit to resume operation, it may move back to where it was. Just my opinion.
Ask the management what's their plan during the upcoming AGM. I read news that retailers are re-considering Vietnam as the suitable place for manufacturing. Probably should diversify to different location to spread the risk.
Officials will ease COVID-19 restrictions in Ho Chi Minh City from Oct. 1. Under the new measures, residents who have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose within 14 days or recovered from COVID-19 within six months can leave their homes and be outside. Authorities will lift inner-city checkpoints but will continue to deploy security personnel to patrol the city. Entry and exit controls in Ho Chi Minh remain in place; travelers must submit a request to the Transport Department to enter. Most businesses like malls, food establishments for takeaways, financial and legal institutions, hospitality facilities, and offices may reopen, among others. Ho Chi Minh's construction projects, and production facilities in industrial parks, export processing zones, and high tech parks in 21 districts, as well as Thu Duc City and Quang Trung Software Park, may also resume operations. Exhibitions, business meetings, and conferences may take place, though indoor activities are limited to at most 10 people and up to 70 people if all participants fully vaccinated. Religious, cultural, and sporting events are subject to the same restrictions. At most 15 people may attend outdoor activities, while 100 people can participate if fully vaccinated. Residents can engage in sports activities with up to 100 people if all participants are fully vaccinated. Weddings and funerals may take place with up to 20 attendees. Places of worship may also reopen. Public transport can operate at 50 percent capacity. Goods transportation between Ho Chi Minh and other localities can continue to operate. However, recreational establishments like bars, spas, massages and cinemas remain suspended, among others.
Ho Chi Minh City will ease some restrictions from October 1 and restart some production and business activities. Details will be provided as updates are released.
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Top 25 shareholders own 78.92% of Magni-Tech Industries Berhad
Poay Tan
23.99%
Kp Holdings Sdn. Bhd.
13.1%
Kok Tan
10.41%
Siyasi Sdn. Bhd.
6.65%
FMR LLC
4.52%
Eastspring Investments (Singapore) Limited
3.24%
Yuit Eow Lee
3.12%
Public Mutual Berhad
3.05%
Poay Tan
1.94%
Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia
1.42%
Ai Ling Tan
1.02%
Cheok H'ng
0.8%
Bank Negara Malaysia National Trust Fund
0.78%
Bank Julius Bär & Co Ltd., Asset Management Arm
0.69%
Norges Bank Investment Management
0.61%
Ee Ling Tan
0.46%
South Island Holdings Sdn. Bhd.
0.45%
Man Hong Wong
0.43%
BNY Mellon Asset Management
0.38%
Dimensional Fund Advisors L.P.
0.38%
Chuen Chang
0.37%
Lim Chuan
0.33%
South Island Development Company Sdn. Berhad
0.32%
Kok Aun Tan
0.3%
Hong Leong Asset Management Bhd
0.16%