Perak Transit (PTrans) reported: FY2021 Revenue increased by 16.06% to reach RM138.573M PBT increased by 38.33% to reach RM67.807M Terminal operations revenue increased by 26.24% Bus operations revenue decreased by 5.25%
However, it's peers KTB reported 41.22% decrease in revenue and Gets Global reported 86.4% decrease in revenue.
Perak Transit reported that electricity consumption dropped by 42.83% in FYE2021
The cost of energy and its associated emissions are correlated with the overall passenger and traffic footfall
--->>> How can PTrans report higher revenue
-- when electricity consumption in the terminals dropped by 42.83%
-- its peers reported sharp drops in revenue
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Konsortium Transnasional Berhad (Transportation business revenue dropped by 41.22%)
pg 17 2021 Annual Report
The Group’s revenue from the transportation business decreased by approximately RM12.09 million or 41.22% to RM17.24 million for the FYE 2021 as compared to RM29.33 million for the FYE 2020. The express bus service sector contributed 4.39% of the revenue whilst the stage bus service sector contributed 59.23%.
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Gets Global (Bus services revenue dropped by 86.4%)
pg 114 2021 Annual Report
Revenue_______________ 01.07.19 - 30.06.20 ______ 01.07.2020 - 30.09.21 City bus services __________ 7,676,833 _________________ 1,193,790 Express bus services _______ 5,803,715 _________________ 633,938
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Perak Transit (Terminal operations revenue increased by 26.24%, bus operations revenue decreased by 5.25%)
page 13 2021 Annual Report Integrated Public Transportation Terminal Operations Segment The Group recorded revenue from this segment of RM89.58 million which accounted for 64.65% of the total revenue recorded for FYE 2021. The Group’s revenue from this segment improved by RM18.62 million or 26.24% compared to the FYE 2020 of RM70.96 million. This increase was mainly due to the contribution of rental income from leasing some commercial area at Terminal Meru Raya and Kampar Putra Sentral to logistic tenants which commenced in September 2021 and from leasing of A&P spaces at Kampar Putra Sentral which commenced in September 2020.
Bus Operations Segment The Group’s revenue from bus operations segment decreased from RM25.51 million during the FYE 2020 to RM24.17 million in FYE 2021
Perak Transit (Electricity consumption dropped by 42.83%) Page 38 2021 Annual Report The cost of energy and its associated emissions are correlated with the overall passenger and traffic footfall
In FYE 2021, we have two bus terminals in operation, namely Terminal Meru Raya and Kampar Putra Sentral. Our terminals as well as office use indirect energy in the form of electricity purchased from Tenaga Nasional Berhad. The following shows our Group’s total electricity consumption level:
Firstly, it might be a good idea to compare apples with apples, and not apples with absolute lemons. How you can compare the PTrans business model with KTM and even more bizarrely Gets Global, beggar's belief.
Just a thought, as you are so keen to delve into annual reports, I suggest you look at page 100 of the PTrans AR2021, which gives a concise revue of where ALL of its revenue is derived from.
Enough from me, I'm just about over all the garbage that gets posted on this forum. Some threads are now beyond even reading, let alone commenting on.
You are using this company's link to back up your claim?.....lol.....you can't be serious?! A bit more about this "private investment company" you seem to have a high regard for..........https://choivocapital.com/about-us/
I use the term "company" very loosely!
There are more holes than there are in Swiss cheese in the "article". Has he never heard of using a phone and asking direct questions instead of being ambiguous with very low level comment?
Sorry dude, you'll have to come up with something a lot better than that to denigrate PTrans and your mission to hassle a poster on another i3 thread. Your intentions are far too clear.
2) Gets Global Azizzudin company. Go figure even more
I’d met with both these companies in not-so-recent years. Re Nadzmi… it was with his Transocean CFO, even visited their run down Prai and Georgetown assets… Azizzudin, met with their manager in their Sri Hartamas office… if you only know Azizzudin…
Analyse all you want. I invest and I trade. You want to be a saviour or a portender of doom, go right ahead. I’m a well learned reader of Michael Covel’s trend following
Tony, his reason is simple, you upset his promo of Tsh. I jumped in there (Disclaimer: absolutely no interest in Tsh) and saw his comments, so it was obvious what was coming.
Talking of i3 going down the toilet pan, that thread is a perfect example.
Yewnamhung, why did you post that? That’s quite awhile ago. Nothing related at all to what happened today. What happened today must have something to do with what happened almost exactly 2 years ago; an off market transaction as well as MTN. The timing of boss doing a margin transfer a week ago and stopped buying add to the intrigue…
Ptrans and Emetall have nothing in common.
Emetall and Lsteel have the same boss (Dto Goh) however…
Unfortunately, I do not have any cheap tickets to sell to you.
I am of the opinion that the financials of PTrans are falsified.
Last year, I wrote to the SC about issues in three companies. Submissions on Ucrest and KeyAsic were initiated May 2021 - SC reference SC2021-19652. Submissions on Serba was done later.
I'm probably going to write to the SC and AOB about Ptrans.
Ptrans' major customers - Maksima Timur, Rezeki Megajaya and Century Edge Group ought to be investigated as well.
You will likely get to collect cheap tickets after that.
Project facilitation fee has ballooned to over RM29 million in FY2019 from RM3.8m in FY2014 and RM9.6m in FY2015. While the 2016 IPO prospective detailed breakdown of the project facilitation fee in FY2015 (i.e. from Terminal Kampar, Kemaman and Kota Bahru) totalling RM9.67m which was 2.5% of total project GDV of RM386.48m.
With a project facilitation fee of RM29.35m in FY2019, it means such fee was earned from projects with total GDV of RM1,174m assuming the same 2.5% fee margin. What were these projects that cost over RM1.17 billion?
There has been no breakdown of how much this project facilitation fee has contributed to the company earnings since FY2020. Only in the March FY2022 quarterly result notes, it mentioned that the increased in group revenue and earnings in Q1FY2022 from Q4FY2021 was due to recognition of project facilitation fee in the Q1FY2022 quarter.
It implied a project facilitation fee of RM7.7m in revenue contribution and RM6.0m in Profit before tax contribution. Annualising this will give a total revenue contribution of RM30.8m contribution from project facilitation fee, and this would be a new record high.
There is no visibility in such project facilitation fee in next few quarters. If I were to strip out this facilitation fee, full year profit before tax may total RM54 million only and net profit at RM40.5 million or EPS of just 5.7 sen. Before we get more visibility in such project facilitation fees, I would caution in chasing high.
@dragon328, would I be right in thinking this is Jonathon?
A couple of points regarding the Project Facilitation Fee:
1. The company clearly stated their PFF earnings for 2021 in their AR. 2. Current 12 month PFF earnings has been already clarified by their order book. 3. There is a Youtube video with the GM and CFO explaining how the PFF is earned and why it is growing. 4. If none of those suit you criteria and agenda, I suggest you call the company, as they are very accommodating
From AR 2021, project facilitation fee made up RM39m out of total revenue of RM89.6m for FY2021 and made up RM39.55m out of total revenue of RM70.95m for FY2020.
The amount has gotten bigger since 2019. It implies a total project GDV of over RM1.50 billion handled in each year of FY2020 and FY2021 assuming a same 2.5% fee margin. No information is given on what projects the company has handled though.
I shall try to get more info from company management then.
Check RHB’s 2021 Top20 Small Cap which RHB released more than a year ago. I very much doubt the Ptrans bosses lied to RHB during their meeting back then…
Here are the hard facts, bus fare income was only RM1.352M in 2021, about 1% of total revenue for the year.
Between 2019 and 2021: Bus fare income plunged by 87.6% Entrance fee fell 81.6% Car park fee dropped by 84.3% Rental income increased by 92.52% Project facilitation fee increased by 32.88% Net margin for 2021 was a record high of 38%
PTrans RM (Millions) __________________________________ 2019 ______ 2020 _____ 2021 Bus fare income ________________ 10.902 _____ 3.964 _____ 1.352 Govt support fund _______________ 14.307 _____ 13.109 ____ 14.397 Bus charter and advertising _____ 8.369 ______ 8.436 _____ 8.424 Rental Income __________________ 25.537 ____ 30.857 _____ 49.165 Project facilitation fee ___________ 29.350 ____ 39.550 _____ 39.000 Entrance fee ____________________ 0.0816 ____ 0.0333 _____ 0.0150 Car park fee _____________________ 0.495 ______ 0.156 ______ 0.0773 Profit sharing terminal mgmt ___ 0.373 _____ 0.357 ______ 0.218
Between 2015 and 2021, RM171.64M was recognized as PFF income. At 2.5% of GDV, RM6,865.6 millions worth of bus terminals would have have been built. Locations of those terminals have never been accounted for.
PTrans major customers for PFF, rental, advertisement and bus charter are: Maksima Timur represents - all of PTrans' Project Facilitation Fee Income Rezeki Megajaya - PTrans' major customer for rental of A&P spaces and bus charter Century Edge Group - undertakes the rental of promotional spaces
Those 3 companies would have contributed RM96 million to PTrans revenue in 2021. However, searches on those 3 companies show that their own combined reported revenue is only about RM60 million.
Maksima Timur and Rezeki Megajaya have both reported losses of over RM4 million each.
Maksima Timur's current liabilites have swelled to RM128 millions.
Maksima Timur Sdn Bhd Auditor: CWC & Company (AF0873)
[Perak Transit executive director Datuk Cheong Peak Sooi highlights that since September last year, the group has seen new revenue contributions from two logistics tenants — B&L and UFO — at both Terminal Meru Raya and Kampar Putra Sentral. “We expect to see a new revenue contribution of around RM2.5 million to RM3 million every month,” he estimates.]
B&L & UFO courier are new setups and they are merely agents for local courier companies.
Web domain: bandlexpressampangipoh.com Created: 2021-06-27 06:50:52 UTC
I was going to start a lengthy reply but decided I was enjoying my beer too much (it is Friday, after all) and that it is also up to the company to "defend" itself, not me.
I couldn't let these two pass through to the wicket keeper before smashing them out of the ground, though. "Between 2015 and 2021, RM171.64M was recognized as PFF income. At 2.5% of GDV, RM6,865.6 millions worth of bus terminals would have have been built. Locations of those terminals have never been accounted for. "
WOW, just wow!! You clearly have no idea what the PFF revenue encompasses. Stating that Rm7 Billion worth of new bus terminals have been built is insanity.
Then your next gem.........."Perak Transit executive director Datuk Cheong Peak Sooi highlights that since September last year, the group has seen new revenue contributions from two logistics tenants — B&L and UFO — at both Terminal Meru Raya and Kampar Putra Sentral. “We expect to see a new revenue contribution of around RM2.5 million to RM3 million every month,” he estimates.
Well, this one you almost got right.....BUT.......that was only a partial quote from the Director. The reality is that current monthly revenues from the logistic partners are much lower than that figure and when you research the full transcript you will see that it was only guidance on what they eventually expect to collect from their eventual logistics hubs.
Partial quotes from media can be sometimes misleading. As an example........ "It has been reported that PSEi3alert has a massive dick".........sounds good so far, right? However when you read the full quote it changes a bit......."It has been reported that PSEi3alert has a massive dick in comparison to an ant's dick". Not quite so good now.
Anyway, my time with you is done......the beer beckons.
Maksima Timur represents all of PTrans' Project Facilitation Fee Income and includes acting as Project Manager (for the construction of new integrated land transportation terminal complexes) to prospective parties. Services by PTrans to Maksima Timur include rental of Terminal AmanJaya's equipment, utilities and facilities, preparing preliminary concept paper for proposed project, discussion and sharing of knowledge relating to design, planning and construction of terminal and attending all meetings organised by Maksima Timur with SPAD and other governmental departments.
Page 71 IPO Prospectus Premised on our services above, in the FYE2014, FYE 2015 and the FPE 2016 our Group derives revenue in the form of the Project Facilitation Fee from one (1) customer, namely, Maksima Timur
The initial feedback from the management is encouraging. They clarified that project facilitation fee is mainly consultancy fee received by providing advice and expertise in relation to new terminal development, typically at 2.5% of project GDV but sometimes higher.
The reason for increasing PFF in recent years is because the group has ventured more to other states to advise state authorities / developers on new terminal projects and also rejuvenation work on existing transportation terminals to improve on rental income. Some of the new terminal projects are just at planning stage and may not even get constructed but Ptrans charged for consultancy services at this early stage of development. As for the huge amount of RM39m p.a. in FY2020-2021 and implied GDV of over RM1.0 billion, the management clarified that these were from a number of projects in different states, each with a GDV of RM200m - 400m. Due to confidentiality, the management cannot disclose some of these projects and their owners/locations yet until the project finally achieves Final Investment Decision (FID) and the project owner announces it publicly.
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