Based on today price 1.20 and uncles JNG's >36 years techno-industrial know how and analysis
2016 rolling PE less than 6 2017 rolling PE less than 4
We think deeper , Ah Seng can buy or not ? If we are long term investors, plus TS MD Mr. Loh KB set RM200M Capex capacity investment for total 10 lines expansion 2016!
We buy, invest keep for 2 to 5 years! Ah Seng changes your life and living standard!
Personally, i don't believe solar business is so much profitable because of worldwide overcapacity and margin has been declining for past few years.
TEKSENG is making record profit? Hmm..... only magic if you guys understand the solar business, unless this business is protected business in Malaysia like Proton.
Solar Panels Heats Up Teck Seng's Financials Our Reporter few seconds ago Kuala Lumpur : If there is one stock worth watching it must be Teck Seng Holdings Bhd.
Teck Seng which is involved in the the PVC and solar panel business had reported this week, a set of earnings that is nothing short of IMPRESSIVE.
For the final quarter ended Dec 31 2015, Teck Seng's pre tax profit shot up to RM16.435 million versus a loss of RM416,000 in the same quarter a year ago.
This helped push the 12 month profit to RM34.67 million against a pre tax profit of RM18.12 million in the same time one year ago.
The last quarter profits shows that Teck Seng has been serious in getting its act together.
With the company aiming to ramp production out put capacity this year by 200 per cent, it will be prudent to sit up and take notice of what is brewing in Teck Seng now when it is still a RM1.12 stock rather than latter.
After the effective dates ( 5 days averaging price for private placement done ) next week Tuesday, personally I don't think that we can buy below 1.16 anymore !
It means after pp exercise done, Ah Seng will eagerly take cialis and Viagra again ! The "secret or why portion " you go think about it and find out why !
most private placement are parcel out to friendly third parties. pricing are based on the average traded prices ( 5-7 trading days ) . after price is fixed the quantum of shares issued out ( not exceeding 10% or 15 % ( whichever authorised limit based on their M & A ). After that wait for announcement. hopefully we get our ang pow. cheers
Dear chickmonk, thanks for the info. Tek Seng has become one of my favorite threads as I can get a lot of solar info from here. Please continue to post whenever there is new info
the following is the english version of the Telstra article :-
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Telstra takes on energy utilities with home solar and storage plan By Giles Parkinson on 9 February 2016
Australian telecommunications giant Telstra plans to accelerate the rollout of solar and battery storage technologies, and is looking to offer home energy services to millions of consumers in the first sign it will take on the major energy utilities.
Telstra has established a dedicated project team to be led by Ben Burge, the feisty CEO of Powershop and Meridian Energy Australia, which has made major inroads into the Australian energy oligopoly, and which has been a keen proponent of wireless technology and smart-phone apps.
The arrival of a giant corporation such as Telstra into the home energy market signals massive change in the industry, as new technologies such as solar and battery storage, and the “internet of things” offer new avenues to the consumer market.
Telstra is flagging the possibility of offering home energy services – including solar and battery storage – as part of its bundled services that includes internet and telephone.
“We see energy as relevant to our Connected Home strategy, where more and more machines are connected in what is called the Internet of Things,” Telstra’s head of new business, Cynthia Whelan says in her corporate blog.
“We are looking at the opportunities to help customers monitor and manage many different aspects of the home, including energy.”
Whelan – appointed to her position last October – says the major focus for the new team to be led by Burge will be solar energy and improvements in battery technology, and how this can dovetail with Telstra’s massive network, and its millions of consumers.
“As technology continues to transform the way we all work and live, new developments in solar energy and storage, software and connected home are opening up ways to make energy consumption more dynamic and efficient,” Whelan says.
telstra connected homeAnalysts have predicted for several years now that the traditional energy industry would come under attack from new players such as telcos, and IT giants such as Google.
Mark Coughlin, the head of utilities at PwC, says electricity utilities, are facing their “Kodak moment” as the emergence of rooftop solar, in combination with battery storage and smart software, shift the power from the utility to the customer.
And, he says, telcos such as Telstra are better at consumer service than energy utilities, which will struggle to maintain their right to survive. “This traditional utility model where the company controls the ‘electrons’ and the consumer has little choice is on its last legs – this model is struggling to meet customer needs,” Coughlin says.
Energy utilities have traditionally had poor contact with consumers – as highlighted by the most recent survey, why Australians hate their energy utilities more than most – and there is a view among telcos that younger people would prefer to have one provider for all services – and to connect with them through the smart phone.
In hiring Burge, Telstra have also chosen someone with a deep knowledge of the industry, prepared to use software and social media, and someone who is not intimated by the power of the incumbents. And, as he told RenewEconomy’s Disruption and the Energy Industry conference last year, consumers are ready to shift providers.
“The hatred of power companies, both networks and retailers, is so palpable,” Burge told an audience populated by senior executives from said networks and retailers. “There is a deep satisfaction the customer will get by shifting the power base.”
Burge said it was the desire to save money, and “stick it to the incumbents” – that is driving people to shift to solar, and to consider batteries even before they are economically viable. He accused incumbent energy companies of using hidden fees, confusing tariffs, loyalty penalties and other such strategies to “enslave” the customer.
Telstra is a heavy energy user but has already invested heavily in solar, and battery storage. In fact, it was a pioneer of battery storage technology, using it for its remote telecommunications network.
Many of those battery storage installations are “passive”, meaning that they are just there on standby. But it understood that Telstra is now looking at how those battery installations can be upgraded, either through new battery technology or smart software, to become “active” participants in the grid, where they are connected.
Telstra uses solar and storage on thousands of its rural and regional exchange buildings- mostly off grid – but has recently started to install solar on city-based facilities.
telstra solarIn 2014, it installed a 12kW system at its Greensborough and Oakleigh exchanges in Melbourne, and last month installed 30kW systems at its Deer Park and Lyndhurst exchange buildings in Victoria.
All the solar on these buildings will be consumed on site, red
tq ( icon 8888) for the telstra tranlation. the other point i like to share is the investment tax credit (ITC) scheme. part of the reasons for the popularity of bio-fuel in the US was the ITC introduced in the early 2011-2012 period. there was a boom in the bio=fuel usage. with the green technology. US is pushing hard for the solar power. Happy trading
Icon8888, you also come in one leg for Ah Seng! Good lah! If one day u icon8888 get chance to know JNG9678 and his selected portfolio, sure you ah ha ! ah ha!
(a) different market segment - oil and gas is mostly used for cars and transportation while renewables is for power generation
(b) economies of renewables improving - solar cells, wind farms getting cheaper and expected to continue to decline. Also, last time government spent on fossil fuel subsidies. But now fossil fuel price came down, more cash freed up for renewables.
(c) global dynamics of energy is changing - last time only developed countries deploy renewables. But now China, India, Brazil they all using more and more renewables
(d) the science is improving - 3D printing, better energy storage, etc
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Still can buy?