Comparing the last two years annual results with today's quarterly figures shows that they have a lot of catching up to do to come close to their earlier two years results.
The drop in reported quarterly revenue can at times be misleading though, as they could have completed or nearly completed projects in the quarter but have not been paid for them up to the reporting date end. To compound that situation, they could have also paid for the equipment for those projects during the quarter, which also magnifies the discrepancies in reported results. Another one or two quarters reports will start to make the picture a bit clearer.
Their four previous years results have seen steady revenue growth throughout those years, so if I was a holder I wouldn't be panicking yet. however their current share price seems a bit overcooked if you look at today's quarterly report, IMO.
I don't hold Samaiden shares but I did take a closer look at the company after it listed, when it was trading around the low 80's range. I thought it was worth buying in at that price but I took my eye off the ball at the time and not long after that it spiked up.
I will follow the company's future with interest. I wish holders well.
Hahah I see many newbies saying overvalued... Come on.... This is just the 1st quarter, nothing u can compared... Please ppl counting forward PE already.... U think investors stupid meh? PE so high still go and invest,
And gloves PE also high previously, but ppl still go for it? Have u think about why?
And now gloves PE so less, by ppl don't go in? Please think about it... Only smart investors make money. That is always true.
Here is a good graphic from the company's website of their previous ANNUAL revenues. This should give you more clarity about my post last night.
As you can see, their revenue for their 2020 financial year was Rm76 million, averaging Rm19 million each quarter. That's an average so it doesn't mean that each quarter reported Rm19 million, as it could have been Rm10million in one quarter and Rm28 million in another quarter........those two figures are merely an example and not fact.
The Board of Directors of Samaiden is pleased to announce that SC Green Solutions Sdn Bhd, a 60%-owned subsidiary of Samaiden, has on 1 December 2020 received an approval letter dated 26 November 2020 from the Government of Malaysia through SEDA, for the undertaking of the Project.
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Posted by btuscy > 2020-11-26 16:13 | Report Abuse
ggwp, budget approved, someone leaked, now price fly,. 1.50 closing