The previous quarter was dragged by the huge impairment coming from Solar segment but in this quarterly report, there is no longer Solar contribution. Drilling deeper into PVC segmental results, the segment actually grew by 169%!
Besides PVC, they have this PP Non-Woven Fabric that supplies to the medical segment (surgical gowns, scrubs). Tek Seng will benefit from Covid-19.
www.tekseng.com.my (www.tekseng.com.my/pp-non-woven-fabric' target='_blank'>http://www.tekseng.com.my/pp-non-woven-fabric) PP NON-WOVEN FABRIC | Tek Seng Holdings Bhd TS Solartech is dedicated to the research, development, and production of high-quality solar cells, modules, and PV systems.
The momentum remains intact. Just wait for the day Tekseng goes on the front page. Its coming once the 1st tier healtcare/COVID play have run up (gloves) and people search for laggards
with all the potential of a TopGlove . its product plays a big role in PPE supplies during this dire Covid times. slowly but surely its credentials will unfold soon ... to reveal its true market worth
Fundamental is important now current condition can't hold too long else you'll get stucked and money can't make money. The only way is to buy cheap and sell at around 10%
" Due to resilient demand, the average selling price (ASP) of PPE non-woven fabric increased substantially ( close to 300% in April and May ), and we are looking at 200% from June - August. "
Net Profit margin has doubled to 15% , from 6-8% prior Covid-19 pandemic .
Loh Eng Chun , Executive Director of Tek Seng Berhad The Egde Malaysia 20th. June 2020
I don't think there is an online link to the article, you may need to get your hand on the physical or digital copy of the latest issue of TheEdge Weekly for it. Key points are: 1) Higher than normal net profit margin expected for Q2 and Q3 at least (contributed by the higher ASP of PP non-woven fabric especially in April and May). 2) Their PP non-woven segment currently going at full capacity but expecting to double their capacity sometime in Q3 this year (contribution comes earlier than what I previously expected) 3) PP non-woven segment contributed 30% of revenue in Q1 and expected to be about 70% for Q2. From this new information, we're able to know exactly the sales for this segment in Q1 and better estimate for the rest of the year. 4) He confirms my previous assumption of a dividend payout this year given the good performance. 5) Currently, majority of sales for this PP non-woven segment are for the domestic market and their customers are the medical and mask players, although they have started to sell to North America and Europe too.
Based on the new information provided in the interview, it seems FY2020 will indeed be a bumper year for them and my previous estimate were indeed far too conservative. Assuming the information to be accurate, we can now assume EPS for FY2020 to hit 12sen, and they will most likely distribute 3.5sen dividend for the year in my opinion. At last closing price of 0.59 on 19 June 2020, it is trading at less than 5x FY20 earnings and potentially about 6% dividend yield. So go figure out your own TP from here :)
Posted by Ahairytrader > Jun 21, 2020 3:11 PM | Report Abuse
I don't think there is an online link to the article, you may need to get your hand on the physical or digital copy of the latest issue of TheEdge Weekly for it. Key points are: 1) Higher than normal net profit margin expected for Q2 and Q3 at least (contributed by the higher ASP of PP non-woven fabric especially in April and May). 2) Their PP non-woven segment currently going at full capacity but expecting to double their capacity sometime in Q3 this year (contribution comes earlier than what I previously expected) 3) PP non-woven segment contributed 30% of revenue in Q1 and expected to be about 70% for Q2. From this new information, we're able to know exactly the sales for this segment in Q1 and better estimate for the rest of the year. 4) He confirms my previous assumption of a dividend payout this year given the good performance. 5) Currently, majority of sales for this PP non-woven segment are for the domestic market and their customers are the medical and mask players, although they have started to sell to North America and Europe too.
Based on the new information provided in the interview, it seems FY2020 will indeed be a bumper year for them and my previous estimate were indeed far too conservative. Assuming the information to be accurate, we can now assume EPS for FY2020 to hit 12sen, and they will most likely distribute 3.5sen dividend for the year in my opinion. At last closing price of 0.59 on 19 June 2020, it is trading at less than 5x FY20 earnings and potentially about 6% dividend yield. So go figure out your own TP from here :)
Ahairytrader is right: I don't think there is an online link to the article, you may need to get your hands on the physical or digital copy of the latest issue of TheEdge Weekly for it.
To lock in her profit and also make sure the company and directors meet the public spread shareholding? so what determine you guys buy and sell share? see director transactions? if director buy u buy? hahaha
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