“Should the LLA be terminated, we expect FGV’s total landbank to shrink by about 80% to about 89,000 ha based on the removal of 350,700 ha leased land from FGV’s current total landbank of 439,7000 ha, most of which are oil palm planted area,” MIDF analyst Khoo Zhen Ye wrote in a note today.
Food index prices rose in October for fifth straight month. Prices of American grain is surging, & so CPO due to:
1. Dry weather from La Nina is interfering with planting of in Brazil 2.China ban on imports of Australian crops, e.g. barley, wheat 3. Russia government is mulling a quota ban on wheat exports
To convert to Acre Multiply 89,000 by 2.471 = 219,919 ACRES
If FGV just sell them for Rm1 Millions Per Acre
Then Rm1,000,000,000 x 219,919
= Rm219,919,000,000
THAT IS A MIND BLOWING RM219.9 BILLLIONS
PLUS RM8.18 BILLIONS FROM FELDA & ITS MILLS
= RM228,099,000,000
RM228 BILLIONS IN NET CASH
FGV WILL EASILY FLY OVER RM10.00 TO CHALLENGE WILMAR OF SPORE 17/11/2020 7:51 PM
Fantastic Analysis Calvin!
What need to be said has been said.
Bottom line is FGV (5222) FANTASTIC REPORTED FANTASTIC RESULT – QoQ is 566 %, YOY is 152% much better than my IOI Corps and cepatwawasan that Calvin shared this morning.
Thanks to the great CPO prices. FGV now looks really look like Mabel Gloves's Supermax & Kossan with complete very strong turnaround as early as from April to June 2020 before finally seeing more powerful Profits in later quarters.
Next coming Fourth quarter Q4 results will be even better, viewing current CPO price is about to break at RM 3,500 level soon.
Lesson learn from this FGV Turnaround Story..
Complexity is your enemy in investing and simplicity is your friend. Leverage increases risk. Most people don’t fully understand this risk unless they are an investment professional. This quote is one of the most important in investing but few listen to it..
It's waiting that has help you as an Investor and a lot of people just can't stand to wait..
Yes hng33, If CPO can sustain RM 3000 for prolong time, FGV EPS can go as high as 30-40sen, share price may ultimately go back to IPO price RM 4.50 next year
Last two week all my queue were all matched. Unfortunately today, non was matched as all prices has gone up
Nevertheless, FGV’s existing plantation land bank could be substantially reduced as FELDA is looking to terminate the LLA with FGV. The LLA, which was signed prior to FGV’s flotation exercise in 2012, involves 350,733ha of plantation land that was leased to FGV for 99 years from Nov 1, 2011.
For the LLA termination, FGV’s compensation is to be calculated based on the average profit per mature hectare for the entire leased land (based on its latest audited financial statements at the point of notice) multiplied by the loss of FGV’s future profits.
>> FGV would be compensated for 10 years of future profits should the LLA be terminated less than eight years from the last replanting, or five years of future profits should the agreement be terminated more than eight years after the last replanting.
The LLA termination would leave FGV with 88,497ha of plantation land and 68 palm oil mills.
FGV CEO, Haris said that the group would need to undergo a valuation process for that purpose.
However, he estimated that the price to set up a new palm oil mill would cost about RM1mil per tonne of capacity and “for a 60-tonne capacity mill could cost about RM60mil.”
FGV processed over 14 million tonnes of FFB annually. Analysts generally have estimated that Felda would need to fork out over RM10bil to acquire the palm oil mills from FGV.
Asked on the price tag for the mills, he declined to give any specific figure but said that a new mill built today would roughly cost about RM1 million per metric tonne (MT) of capacity, adding that a 60 MT capacity mill, for example, would cost about RM60 million.
---- "We have 68 mills in Malaysia, which are key to our business, because as you know, the LLA land only represents about 30% of the FFB (fresh fruit bunch) that our mills process. Another 70% of the FFB actually comes from the settlers as well as the third-party suppliers.
"Even without the LLA land, we still need the mills to process the other 70% of the FFB. It is a very critical part of FGV's capability in terms of processing the FFB, as well as going further into the downstream markets," he explained.
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