my avg price is 0.75 after bonus issue. Hope i can slowly to accumulate further in coming months with my other share dividend and salary. I strongly believe this stock will shoot up with the new facility. Buy with your own risk!
The Asia-Pacific region accounted for the largest share among all the regions in 2015 and is projected to grow at the highest rate from 2016 to 2021. This is mainly due to increasing demand from end-user industries from countries such as China, India, and Japan, coupled with the growing population and increasing disposable income in these countries.
I won't take it as an absolute, given the ever changing global dynamics. Nonetheless, Tomypak has its focus on the Asia Pacific region and which is projected to grow at the highest rate amid other global growth world areas, and hopefully that do justice and exploit its expanded facilities to the fullest.
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pc_FA @kt888 88, your average price is much lower than me instead :) After few round of Top-up, my average price is around RM 0.75. My last Top-Up is RM 2.45 (or RM 0.98). I will still slowly accumulate if it drop lower etc. This is what I do now :) Hope it helps.
08/06/2017 10:41
kt888 88 hi pc_FA, my avg price became RM0.69 after the bonus issue. now the is RM1, is it a good price to buy now?w
I would be more inclined to watch their revenue in tandem with their expanded production facilities. Not sure how does their purchasing work. Given the sizeable quantity they would require for the production, I reckon they could have existing contracts with vendors to supply at certain pre-agreed prices and unlikely to be buying based on spot. Nonetheless, increasing raw mat cost remains a valid concern. Thanks for sharing.
rocky77 Be careful of their coming quarter earning as raw material of polymer (PP/PET) has increased in double digit % since early of 2017 to date.
@rocky77, thanks a lot to share your concern regarding "raw material of polymer (PP/PET) has increased in double digit % since early of 2017 to date." :)
@ozzie75, You're right :) I agree with your points regarding raw material costs and selling price. I have read before which stated that they have "mutual agreement" between Tomypak management, vendors and customers regarding raw material cost and selling price.
Below is my forecast for upcoming 2017Q2 financial result:
Good things: 1. Revenue increase; 2. Increase in local and export sales; 3. Better wastage control and improved operations efficiency; 4. Higher profit margin;
Bad things: 1. Lower foreign currency gain (a weaker MYR versus the USD); 2. Increase in raw material costs (polymer (PP/PET) price); 3. Higher global crude oil prices;
Usually these raw materials are supplied under long term contracts and in Tomypak's case given its size of operation I am more inclined to believe that their raw material cost is reasonably managed in that manner. In Tomypak's contract to supply to customers, there could be certain clause(s) that allow them to reopen and revisit prior agreed pricing, should certain specified price influencing factors (eg. key ingredient cost, exchange rate) reach certain level, and for Tomypak to present and justify to their customer(s) for a possible selling price adjustment.
My imagination ah. I might be wrong. The increasing raw material cost remain a concern, validly.
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pc_FA @ozzie75, You're right :) I agree with your points regarding raw material costs and selling price. I have read before which stated that they have "mutual agreement" between Tomypak management, vendors and customers regarding raw material cost and selling price.
As compare to raw material and selling price, I believe deliver goods on time will be more concern. As it can bring revenue/sales to both Tomypak and their customers directly. It is no easy to maintain long term relationship with customers to gain their trust. That's why I believe expansion plan is a MUST for long term :)
Indeed. I believe they have earned the credibility in delivery, as endorsed by prominent clients like Ajinomoto, Nestle, Unilever etc, whom I believe adopt stringent vendor pre-qualification and selection processes.
The cost factor will remain a concern, as always, whether is here or anywhere else. No one would invest in a company doing deficit deals or the appointed stewards fail to manage cost reasonably or worse still, have absolute no sense of cost consciousness.
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pc_FA As compare to raw material and selling price, I believe deliver goods on time will be more concern. As it can bring revenue/sales to both Tomypak and their customers directly. It is no easy to maintain long term relationship with customers to gain their trust. That's why I believe expansion plan is a MUST for long term :)
***It heavily depend on the financial result/PAT/eps and I might adjust (increase/decrease) the TP later.
I'm happy/satisfy if every three month can up 0.10 :) My last Top up is at RM 2.45 (or RM 0.98).
For dividend, Tomypak Group’s dividend policy of distributing at least 40% of the Tomypak group’s net profit for the year to shareholders. Last year is around 65.8% of its PAT.
Assume every quarter can get PAT 6 million and 60% of its PAT as dividend. I believe we can get 1 sen each for the upcoming financial result. Plus 2017Q1, we already get 2 sen. This year I will expect to get 5 sen.
I might wrong but all this is heavily depend on the financial result/PAT/eps.
@pc_FA, am so fortunate to have you n ozzie advise over here, prev i'd so much queries for this company, thanks 2u all, can unds this counter better and felt much secure of my investment
@hero666, You are most welcome. I'm happy to learn with everyone here also. The best part of discussion is to understand more and solve all our doubts and concerns.
Aiyooo...I am a noob learning from pc_FA leh. haha!
hero666 @pc_FA, am so fortunate to have you n ozzie advise over here, prev i'd so much queries for this company, thanks 2u all, can unds this counter better and felt much secure of my investment
".........The prospects are for stable growth mainly driven by capacity expansion plans, as Tomypak has plans to increase capacity by 89% up to 36,000 tonnes per annum by FY20 to FY21 (from 19,000 tonnes per annum currently) by constructing a new plant in Senai. Phase 1 of the capacity expansion plan will come on-stream from second half of 2017 (2H17) to 1H18, while Phases 2 and 3 will see capacity growing gradually from FY19 up till FY20 to FY21. As such, we expect revenue to grow by 11% to 23% from FY17 to estimate FY18 (FY18E)....."
@hero666, patience is the key to success :) For expansion plan, I believe Tomypak management plan to double (Senai + Tampoi) its production capacity (around 36,000 tonnes) by end of FY 2019 and triple (Senai + Tampoi) its production capacity (around 54,000 tonnes) by end of FY 2021 or FY 2022.
Anyway let focus on upcoming financial result or any bursa announcement to keep track on Tomypak expansion plan.
Yes, and patience towards the management too, to upsize and bring about revenue growth. Haha!
pc_FA @hero666, patience is the key to success :) For expansion plan, I believe Tomypak management plan to double (Senai + Tampoi) its production capacity (around 36,000 tonnes) by end of FY 2019 and triple (Senai + Tampoi) its production capacity (around 54,000 tonnes) by end of FY 2021 or FY 2022.
Lately market sentiment are so poor and foreign fund are running away...btw thanks 1mdb after all.... tas y lot of company need to raise fund through split/bonus/esos/ipo/consolidation/m&a..... what to do.... i think more and more news of these on the way...
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Posted by tokohM > 2017-06-08 14:35 | Report Abuse
my avg price is 0.81.