calvintaneng 6) CANCELLATION OF GST (This done BN in), Reinstallation of Fuel Subsidies, Continuation of BriM, Giving Free Water will put back Purchasing Power into the Pockets of the Rakyat.
This is extremely good news for all Consumer Stocks.
Additional comments:
As more Cash goes into the pockets of consumers Calvin has picked 2 stocks
1) Bj Corp due to its Star Buck Coffee, Donkin Donut, Pizza, Wendy Burger, 7 Eleven, B Auto, Hotels & Resorts which are all consumer based.
2) TA Enterprize As more people have extra cash some might be channeled into the Retail Stock Markets. And if Businesses have made monies when consumers open their pocket books and spend the extra profits might also be invested in the Stock Market.
So the collective positive contribution from CASH flowing into the real economy might propel consumer centric stock like TA Enterprize 15/05/2018 08:22
Yes! When times are good more people will visit 7 Eleven for convenience
I think 7 Eleven will always be able to deliver the profit of RM50mil to RM60mil to its shareholder every year.
Even though share price has fallen to below RM1.30 per share, it is still consider too expensive for me. Even if FY18 profit can reach RM60 mil (4Q18 need to be around RM21.2mil. Highest ever quarter since listing was RM17,9mil in 4Q14), that would mean the company is currently valued at 24.2x PE.
At this valuation i think investors are expecting a continuous profit growth of at least 15% (so after 5 years profit will double and valuation will fall to 12.1x PE). I have my doubts that they can achieve this given the stiff competition in the convenience store space at the moment ( my biggest worry is the growth of Family Mart store numbers which normally locate just near to 7 Eleven stores.). Management growth will mainly be driven by selling more fresh food products and opening new outlets (100 outlets expected in FY19 but will only represent 4.5% outlet growth as there are already 2,259 7 eleven stores at the moment).
For those interested in investing in the company, i would suggest you wait an see if the profit growth can be deliver in FY19.
For those already invested, it would be wise to diversify some of your position in companies that are undervalue but still be able to provide profit growth.
For those looking to diversify their portfolio outside of the retail industry, i would recommend them to look at MBMR.
The company is a direct proxy to Perodua via its 22.6% interest in the company. Valuation is cheap at only 5.8x PE (based on target FY18 PATAMI of RM145mil. 9m PATAMI is already RM106mil). PB is low at only 0.6x BV. 4Q18 results is expected to be higher than 3Q18 and last year's 4Q17. And FY19 growth will be driven by the still high demand of new Myvi and the launch of the new SUV in 1Q19.
Let’s see Vincent Tan dare to MGO at RM3.39 per share or not. Either he put money into investor pocket or he take money from investor pocket. Hehehe such a pocker face
7-Eleven appoints Tsai Tzung-Han as non-executive director
17/01/2019
The Sun Daily
7-Eleven appoints Tsai Tzung-Han as director
7-Eleven appoints Tsai Tzung-Han as director PETALING JAYA: Convenience store chain operator 7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings Bhd has appointed Tsai Tzung-Han as a non-independent and non-executive director, effective Jan 16, 2019.
Tsai, 42, is currently the vice chairman of Cathay United Bank, a subsidiary of Cathay Financial Holdings which is listed in Taiwan.
He also serves as a director on the board of Cathay Life Insurance, the largest life insurer in Taiwan and also a subsidiary of Cathay Financial Holdings.
Tsai had previously served in various capacities at Cathay Life Insurance, including senior vice president in charge of alternative investments and executive vice president in charge of real estate acquisitions and development, human resources and strategic planning.
He also ran the strategic planning department for Cathay Financial Holdings from 2010 until 2016 and oversaw the strategic investments into Bank Mayapada in Indonesia, Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation in Philippines and Conning Asset Management in the US.
He joined Cathay United Bank in 2015 and served as the head of strategic planning until he became the vice chairman in 2016, where he continues to oversee the strategic planning, wealth management, digital banking, data analytics and overseas banking departments.
Prior to returning to Taiwan, Tsai worked briefly in private equity at Goldman Sachs in New York and in venture capital at Pacific Venture Partners in San Francisco.
From 2001 until 2003, he was a practicing attorney in the real estate department at Hale and Dorr LLP, currently known as Wilmer Hale, in Boston. Tsai has over 10 years’ experience in investment and business development in finance industry.
Caring + 7eleven's revenue and profits in 2nd Quarter 2020. How bad can it be? Both allowed to operate during MCO. Caring is doing good business during MCO while 7eleven is bread, snack, top-up cards for mobile and games, cigarettes and ready drinks. Both combined. Better value now? so share price should appreciate ? We should ask ourself now.
miniminer. Are u saying for real or just trying to be sacarstic? Hehehe. Anyway I believe the value is there with the consolidation of Caring pharmacy and 7-eleven.
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dont hope that Tycoon will give you a good price if privatised. He wil offer RM1.40
2sen higher than IPO price at RM1.38
hahahahaha