LPI CAPITAL BHD
KLSE (MYR): LPI (8621)
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12.64
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-0.06 (0.47%)
Day's Change
12.64 - 12.70
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120,800
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LPI Capital’s 1Q net profit surges 37%, shares turn positive after results
https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/709704
2024-04-29 15:44
The management of LPI is a group of old people who spend the rest of their lives sitting in the office, earning high salaries every month, and the stock price has nothing to do with them.
2024-04-29 20:50
LPI’s 1QFY24 results beat expectations as net claims appeared
lower following reversal of past claims provisions, prompting us to
raise our FY24F-FY25F earnings by 13%-4%. We see that there
could be more intensive competition especially in the fire class
insurance segment, but are not overly deterred by LPI’s position,
thanks to their backing from a leading bank. We maintain
OUTPERFORM call but raise our TP to RM15.00 (from RM14.70) as
we roll over our valuations.
Kenanga Research
2024-04-30 09:14
This is a BORING stock with strong fundamental, dividend yield 5.5% better than keep in bank FD.
2024-04-30 10:33
At 32% discount from LPI's last traded price of RM13. Does this mean LPI's share price will collapse tomorrow (Oct 11)?
2 months ago
Yes for sure
PE RATIO AT 12.50 & last trade price at 13 to 9.80 25 % discounted
2 months ago
PBBANK 这轮是什么操作？
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金融业重磅交易！ 大众银行17.2亿收购伦平资本44.15%股权
（吉隆坡10日讯）大众银行（PBBANK，1295，主板金融股）宣布以17亿2000万令吉现金或每股9.80令吉，向已故丹斯里郑鸿标和其家族郑氏联合控股收购伦平资本（LPI，8621，主板金融股）的44.15%股权。
大众银行董事经理丹斯里郑亚历表示，此项收购将有助于强化该行的保险业务，并为客户提供更多样化的保险产品。
他指出，这次收购与大众银行的发展战略一致，并将透过该行全国范围内的分行网络，扩大伦平保险的销售渠道。
“我们有信心，这次收购将带来互补效应，并推动未来的共同增长。”
大众银行收购伦平资本，与市场预期相符。大众银行和伦平资本从周三（9日）起暂停交易，以公布上述消息。大众银行原定周五（11日）召开记者会说明这项收购与未来布局，但之后改为提前一天（9日）举行。
2 months ago
left hand right hand only, teh family gave discount to pbb, good for pbb, and lpi minority share holders just eat pop corn only, if really drop to rm9.8 i will load up a tone
2 months ago
The bank intends to maintain LPI's listing status on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia.
2 months ago
As long as the dividend payout is sustained, price will not drop much as dividend buyers will come in when yield increases.
2 months ago
My research indicates that no current LPI owners will sell to Public Bank for RM 9.80 a share, which means that the MGO acceptance rate will be very low and that LPI will most likely stay listed once the offer closes.
It appears that Public Bank purposefully set the offer price at RM 9.80 per share in order to discourage current LPI shareholders from selling their shares to Public Bank in order to maintain LPI's listing.
2 months ago
My study indicates that when trading resumes tomorrow, October 11, 2024, the price of LPI shares is likely to continue its upward path.
2 months ago
why set such low offer at 9.8? looks like they are trying to eat minority shareholder?
2 months ago
@mesoan
"This price of RM 9.80 was negotiated based on a willing-buyer, willing-seller basis. Additionally, money is not a factor, it's more about realigning our interests," Li Shian, the youngest daughter of the late founder, told the media after the signing ceremony.
2 months ago
Analysts are less optimistic that LPI's remaining shareholders will be enticed to sell their stakes through the mandatory general offer at RM9.80 per share, given the steep discount
2 months ago
as MGO stated it's advisable to take LPi private under PBB as subsidiaries but they insist it to remain public that means LPi will be another PBB tools to raise any means of future funds such as PP , Warrants and etc instead of PBB now They can use LPi muscle to flexing more cash...I believe LPi has no value anymore 😂 selling pressure will continue next week
2 months ago
TA Securities described the acquisition price of RM9.80 per share as reasonable. With a PBV of approximately 1.7x, the offer presents a slight premium compared to recent transactions in Malaysia, where average PBV multiples have been around 1.6x.
It noted that the premium appears justified, given that PBB is acquiring a controlling stake in LPI, which likely provides additional strategic benefits such as greater influence over LPI's operations and synergies within the group.
“However, the offer price represents a notable 23.7% discount to LPI’s 5-day VWAP and a discount to its current PBV of around 2.3x. Given this significant discount, we believe that minority shareholders will unlikely tender their shares under the MGO,” TA said
2 months ago
From MIDF Research.
KEY INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
• Public Bank acquiring a 44.15% stake in LPI. This will trigger a MGO
• Offer price is unattractive – at a discount to current market price
• Still fundamentally sound with good dividend yield. Offer price is not a reflection of its fundamentals
• Forecasts unchanged
• Maintain BUY | Unchanged TP of RM14.52 | based on an unchanged FY25F P/BV of 2.42x
www.midf.com.my/sites/corporate/files/2024-10/lpi-cu-no_incentive_to_participate-midf-111024.pdf
2 months ago
LPI holds some 215 million PBB shares. If PBB holds LPI, these shares cannot be held by LPI and what will happen to that block? Will it be sold to the market or distributed as a dividend-in-specie?We will have 12 months from the date of completion of the proposed acquisition of LPI to address this matter.
It is still premature for us to make a decision on this matter but rest assured, we will explore all possibilities and make a decision at the appropriate time that will not be disruptive to the share price of Public Bank, whilst ensuring the interest of the shareholders of PBB and LPI is protected at all times.
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2024/10/14/structured-success-continues-for-public-bank
2 months ago
Scenario 1: In the event that LPI chooses to sell 215 million PBB shares to the market, it is expected to record a substantial profit and provide windfall dividends to its shareholders.
Scenario 2, LPI shareholders would receive around 500 free PBB shares for every 1,000 LPI shares if LPI opted to distribute 215 million PBB shares as a dividend-in-specie.
In conclusion, LPI stockholders will profit handsomely in any of the aforementioned scenarios.
2 months ago
Is something brewing in LPI ... instead of moving down towards RM9.80, it's climbing instead?
2 months ago
Awesome QR, but some people sell on good results today ...
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2024/10/29/lpi-capital039s-profit-jumps-26-to-rm124mil-in-3q
1 month ago
@greenshoot
public bank shares are yielding about 4% in dividend yield
the 215million shares held would bring about $40m in dividend for LPI
after selling PBB shares, does it mean that LPI net profit would fall by about $40m?
1 month ago
@forthewin
Yes, the dividend income will be $40m lower
But, the sales proceeds from the disposal of Public Bank shares by LPI will yields an amount (A)
Scenario 1: - likely
amount (A) likely to be distributed to existing LPI shareholder as special dividend.
Scenario 2: - unlikely
amount (A) to be kept in the fixed deposit with licence bank by LPI to earn interest income
1 month ago
@forthewin
You may refer to the following link for more information
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/insight/2024/11/02/complications-in-public-banks-corporate-exercise
1 month ago
@greenshoot
Yes, I think likely will be given as special dividend after selling public bank shares.
But LPI shares would also drop by the same amount after the distribution.
Profit for LPI will also drop by the the dividend income they used to receive from holding Public bank shares moving forward.
I won't really consider this a windfall gain, because LPI is not selling Public bank share at a premium to the market.
Its akin to selling part of the company asset and distributing the proceeds to shareholders.
I would prefer if LPI can reinvest the proceeds into a higher yielding business/company so that we see income growth with LPI.
1 month ago
@forthewin
LPI needs to divest PBB stocks to fulfill regulatory obligations so that PBB can take over LPI.
Scenario 1 - LPI to return the funds generated by selling PBB shares to current shareholders through a special dividend, leaving it to them to decide where and how to invest for optimal returns.
Scenario 2 - LPI to utilize the sales proceeds from selling PBB shares to fuel future growth by acquiring other companies.
In the second scenario, the existing LPI investors will certainly benefit more.
The process of acquiring a business is a complicated and frequently long journey that companies undertake to grow their operations or enhance their market standing. From the moment a potential target is first identified, to the completion of due diligence and negotiation, and finally to the integration of the acquired company, every stage presents its own distinct challenges and factors to consider.
LPI will probably focus more on expanding organically than on acquiring other companies.
Be optimistic about Scenario 2, but be ready for Scenario 1.
Wishing you a pleasant day.
1 month ago
https://focusmalaysia.my/netizens-suggest-boycott-insurance-companies-with-premium-hikes-on-the-horizon/
now know why lpi drop
3 weeks ago
How to boycott ? If people stop paying for insurance, all previous payments will be void
3 weeks ago
I m looking at LPI
Hope to buy cheap
But nobody wants to sell to me at RM9.80 !!!
2 weeks ago
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