No much info regarding Mr Yong dispose yet. I believe management might Share Buy Back Tomypak share. Good chance to accumulate more if you are confident ^.^
For the three months ended June 30, 2017, the Group recorded revenue of RM86.84 million, a reduction of 10.5% compared to RM97.03 million for the corresponding period in the previous year. The lower revenue was primarily attributed to reduction in exports due to temporary disruptions of a key customer’s manufacturing line in the Philippines, which has since resumed operations in July 2017. The customer base of the Group has remained stable with no loss of any account in the current quarter. The Group recorded PBT of RM6.65 million compared to RM7.43 million in the corresponding quarter in previous year, representing a decrease of 10.4%. The reduction in PBT was in tandem with the decline in revenue. The Group also saw a double-digit increase in raw material costs compared to the corresponding quarter in the previous year, in line with higher global crude oil prices and a weaker MYR versus the USD. The rise in raw material costs was however mitigated by the continued improvement in wastage control, and enhanced operations efficiency following an increase in new foreign worker hires since January 2017. There was no change in the overall PBT margin for the respective periods under review, despite the reduction in revenue.
"Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is major shareholding with 55.80%" , might to share where you get this info? I Don't saw it as refer to latest annual report and announcement.
Raw material cost increase is expected. Daiboci Malaysia sales increase too. I more concern Revenue growth of Tomypak. I believe new factory should contribute this quarter if everything run smooth.
INTERVIEW: Tomypak Expects Sales Growth To Keep Pace With Capacity Expansion-Official
By Gho Chee Yuan and Chong Sin Hao Nikkei Markets KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 11) -- Malaysia's Tomypak Holdings expects sales growth to keep pace with capacity expansion as the flexible packaging materials maker plans to double its production capability in the next three years and forays into different packaging segments, its executive director said.
"We plan to double our capacity in the next three years to cater to rising demand," Tan See Yin told Nikkei Markets. The company is building a plant on 10.5 acres in the Senai Industrial Estate in the southern state of Johor, which will have an estimated production capacity of about 16,000 tons a year.
The first phase of the plant, which will add 6,000 tons in capacity, has started operation in the second quarter this year. "The additional capacity has been fully taken up by existing and new customers," said Tan, noting that changing consumer lifestyle has boosted demand for packed foods and beverages.
"The growth prospects of packaging companies, especially in the Asia Pacific region, are expected to be high," he added.
The second phase, with similar capacity as the first, is slated to commence operation by the first quarter of 2018, Tan said. "The products being produced can be used to pack sauces, seasonings, noodles, beverages, oils as well as snacks," he added.
With additional capacity in place, Tomypak intends to expand into other food and beverage packaging segments in which the company currently has no presence. "There are more segment for us to explore. We only have presence in the food and beverage packages segment, we have yet to be involved in rice and bread packaging," he added.
Currently, Tomypak's 19,000 tons a-year plant in Tampoi in Johor, runs at 60%-to-70% of its capacity. The company got about 90% of its revenue from the food and beverage sector.
Tomypak's aggressive expansion comes amid a rise in consumer awareness, increasing demand for fresh foods, and higher consumption of processed food across the world. According to research firm Technavio, global advanced packaging market is expected to exceed $31 billion by 2019, growing at a compounded annual growth rate of 8%.
Despite higher capital spending, the company will continue to pay more than 40% of its net profit as dividend to shareholders, Tan said.
On foreign exchange risk, Tan said the company adopts a "natural hedge" to mitigate risk. "About 60%-to-70% of raw material cost are U.S. dollar denominated," and any swing in the foreign exchange rate is adjusted by export pricing, which is also in dollar terms, he said.
"We expect raw material cost to remain stable for the remaining of the year, and with the new machines coming in, our margin could improve gradually," he added.
About 52.9% of Tomypak's revenue come from exports.
"The additional capacity has been fully taken up by existing and new customers," -- The Stage#1 new capacity is already taken up, sooner than expected, this is good news.
"The second phase, with similar capacity as the first, is slated to commence operation by the first quarter of 2018" -- Stage#2 expansion will start in early 2018, to add another 6,000 tons/py new capacity. This will bring up the new factory's capacity to 12,000 tpy by end of 2018, the double capacity expansion plan is well on-track.
"With additional capacity in place, Tomypak intends to expand into other food and beverage packaging segments in which the company currently has no presence." -- This is another mgmt initiative to expand and diversify into other packaging products, good strategy to utilize their new capacities.
"According to research firm Technavio, global advanced packaging market is expected to exceed $31 billion by 2019, growing at a compounded annual growth rate of 8%." -- This industry is growing at CAGR 8%, very promising growth prospects, Tomypak makes the right move to double or even triple their capacities in the next 3 years...
"Despite higher capital spending, the company will continue to pay more than 40% of its net profit as dividend to shareholders, Tan said." -- The company is very generous and sincerely want to benefit their shareholders, Kudos...
"There are more segment for us to explore. We only have presence in the food and beverage packages segment, we have yet to be involved in rice and bread packaging," "Beras Faiza Basmathi Moghul Parboiled Rice", rice packaging looks attractive and unique.
The EPF holding 76.5% is obviously incorrect, because the next Top-9 investors collectively own more than 60%, so Top-10 collectively own 136.5% already exceed 100%...
@hongweigiet88, The list and the right side chart doesnt match lolz ....realizing that this webpage is created by Bursa Malaysia really damn funny liao......thank you so much for sharing this website, never know of this before, its so informative.
QR should out this Friday. Below is my expectation: 1. Revenue around 60-70 million; 2. PAT around 6.5 - 7.0 million; 3. EPS around 1.7-2.0 sen; 4. Dividend around 1 sen;
ESOS @ 60c for Units : 419,346,070 Thus esos will be the means to make quick buck when marketing is trading at 40% higher.... Usually esos will be the same price or 5% lower not 40%!
@leslieroycarter "ESOS @ 60c for Units : 419,346,070 Thus esos will be the means to make quick buck when marketing is trading at 40% higher.... Usually esos will be the same price or 5% lower not 40%!"
I believe you misunderstanding the latest Tomypak ESOS announcement.
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high vol of selling incoming, further dropping.. Anything has to do with Mr Yong further disposing ? but didnt saw any dispose announcement..