PETRONAS CHEMICALS GROUP BHD
KLSE (MYR): PCHEM (5183)
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Last Price
5.03
Today's Change
-0.44 (8.04%)
Day's Change
5.03 - 5.47
Trading Volume
19,149,300
Financial
Market Cap
40,240 Million
NOSH
8,000 Million
Latest Quarter
30-Jun-2024 [#2]
Announcement Date
16-Aug-2024
Next Quarter
30-Sep-2024
Est. Ann. Date
28-Nov-2024
Est. Ann. Due Date
29-Nov-2024
QoQ | YoY
16.32% | 23.73%
Revenue | NP to SH
29,224,000.000 | 1,981,000.000
RPS | P/RPS
365.30 Cent | 1.38
EPS | P/E | EY
24.76 Cent | 20.31 | 4.92%
DPS | DY | Payout %
15.00 Cent | 2.98% | 60.58%
NAPS | P/NAPS
5.16 | 0.97
QoQ | YoY
8.13% | -43.98%
NP Margin | ROE
7.16% | 4.80%
F.Y. | Ann. Date
30-Jun-2024 | 16-Aug-2024
Latest Audited Result
31-Dec-2023
Announcement Date
22-Mar-2024
Next Audited Result
31-Dec-2024
Est. Ann. Date
22-Mar-2025
Est. Ann. Due Date
29-Jun-2025
Revenue | NP to SH
28,667,000.000 | 1,696,000.000
RPS | P/RPS
358.34 Cent | 1.40
EPS | P/E | EY
21.00 Cent | 23.73 | 4.21%
DPS | DY | Payout %
13.00 Cent | 2.58% | 61.32%
NAPS | P/NAPS
5.05 | 1.00
YoY
-73.17%
NP Margin | ROE
6.10% | 4.20%
F.Y. | Ann. Date
31-Dec-2023 | 26-Feb-2024
Revenue | NP to SH
30,454,000.000 | 2,890,000.000
RPS | P/RPS
380.68 Cent | 1.32
EPS | P/E | EY
36.00 Cent | 13.92 | 7.18%
DPS | DY | Payout %
-
NAPS | P/NAPS
-
QoQ | YoY
8.16% | 24.57%
NP Margin | ROE
9.93% | 7.00%
F.Y. | Ann. Date
30-Jun-2024 | 16-Aug-2024
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Financial Result
Financial Ratio
Per Share Item
Performance
Valuation (End of Quarter)
Valuation (Ann. Date)
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| F.Y. | Ann. Date | Quarter | # | Revenue | PBT | NP | NP to SH | Div | Net Worth | Div Payout % | NP Margin | ROE | NOSH | RPS | Adj. RPS | EPS | Adj. EPS | DPS | Adj. DPS | NAPS | Adj. NAPS | QoQ | YoY | EOQ Date | EOQ Price | EOQ P/RPS | EOQ P/EPS | EOQ P/NAPS | EOQ EY | EOQ DY | ANN Date | ANN Price | ANN P/RPS | ANN P/EPS | ANN P/NAPS | ANN EY | ANN DY |
PBT = Profit before Tax, NP = Net Profit, NP to SH = Net Profit Attributable to Shareholder, Div = Dividend, NP Margin = Net Profit Margin, ROE = Return on Equity, NOSH = Number of Shares, RPS = Revenue per Share, EPS = Earning Per Share, DPS = Dividend Per Share, NAPS = Net Asset Per Share, EOQ = End of Quarter, ANN = Announcement, P/RPS = Price/Revenue per Share, P/EPS = Price/Earning per Share, P/NAPS = Price/Net Asset per Share, EY = Earning Yield, DY = Dividend Yield.
NOSH is estimated based on the NP to SH and EPS. Div is an estimated figure based on the DPS and NOSH. Net Worth is an estimated figure based on the NAPS and NOSH.
Div Payout %, NP Margin, ROE, DY, QoQ ⃤ & YoY ⃤ figures in Percentage; RPS, EPS & DPS's figures in Cent; and NAPS's figures in Dollar.
All figures in '000 unless specified.
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Petronas Chemicals Group Berhad (PCHEM) did experience forex losses in their latest financial results. Specifically, in the first half of FY2024, PCHEM reported an unrealized forex loss of RM200 million due to the USD-denominated shareholders’ loan for the Pengerang Integrated Complex (PIC). This was a significant factor impacting their financial performance.
https://klse.i3investor.com/web/blog/detail/kenangaresearch/2024-08-19...
1 month ago
A good example is Sapnrg Q2 Result recently.
The Groups have to make provision for Foreign exchange loss despite great progress. The Group reported a loss after tax and minority interests (“LATAMI”) of RM5 million in Q2 FY2025, compared to RM43 million of profit after tax and minority interest (“PATAMI”) in the corresponding quarter of the previous year (“Q2 FY2024”). Foreign exchange losses totalling RM101 million, primarily due to the depreciation of the US dollar against the ringgit, weighed heavily on the Group's results. Excluding the effect of foreign exchange losses, the Group’s Q2 FY2025 adjusted PATAMI is RM96 million.
1 month ago
Oil jumps over $3 a barrel as Middle East conflict stokes supply worry
By Georgina Mccartney
October 4, 2024 3:14 AM GMT+8
Reuter
HOUSTON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Oil prices surged on Thursday as concerns mounted that a widening regional conflict in the Middle East could disrupt global crude flows.
Brent crude futures settled up $3.72, or 5.03%, at $77.62 a barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures settled up $3.61, or 5.15%, to $73.71.
Brent futures reached an intraday high of $77.89 per barrel, while WTI futures peaked at $73.97 per barrel, both hitting one-month highs.
1 month ago
Key Insights
The projected fair value for PETRONAS Chemicals Group Berhad is RM8.10 based on 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity
Current share price of RM5.80 suggests PETRONAS Chemicals Group Berhad is potentially 28% undervalued
Analyst price target for PCHEM is RM5.79 which is 29% below our fair value estimate..
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/opportunity-petronas-chemicals-group-berhads-033309626.html
4 weeks ago
Key Insights
The projected fair value for PETRONAS Chemicals Group Berhad is RM8.10 based on 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity
Current share price of RM5.80 suggests PETRONAS Chemicals Group Berhad is potentially 28% undervalued
Analyst price target for PCHEM is RM5.79 which is 29% below our fair value estimate..
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/opportunity-petronas-chemicals-group-berhads-033309626.html
4 weeks ago
Walaoeh, oil price spike up like mad !
Brent closed at=> $80.93 +2.88 +3.69 %
Heng ah, Ong ah, Huat ah !
4 weeks ago
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86. Petronas Chemicals
Industry: Drugs and biotechnology
Employees: 50,000
1 week ago
crude oil prices are expected to rise again after recent weakness, increasing the investor appetite for undervalued oil and gas (COASTAL, TP:RM1.89), (MHB, TP:RM0.61), (PANTECH, TP:RM1.17), (PCHEM, TP:RM6.93) and (VELESTO, TP:RM0.30) related stocks.
1 week ago
PETRONAS Chemicals Opens New 2-Ethylhexanoic Acid Plant in Kuantan, Malaysia
https://www.chemanalyst.com/NewsAndDeals/NewsDetails/basf-petronas-chemicals-opens-new-2-ethylhexanoic-acid-plant-in-kuantan-31105
6 days ago
Wait for next quarter result out. Should be not very good quarter due to depreciation of USD against RM. Will have foreign exchange losses because sell in USD cost in RM. And Pengerang complex, recognising finance and depreciation costs.
3 days ago
Integrity. Intelligent. Industrious. 3iii (iiinvestsmart)$â¬Â£Â¥
An oil refinery’s profitability depends on managing input costs (crude oil), maximizing the crack spread by producing high-demand refined products, controlling operating expenses, and responding to market conditions. Effective risk management and adapting to shifts toward renewables and emissions reduction are increasingly essential for long-term competitiveness.
Example of Revenue Flow:
Purchasing Crude: A refinery buys crude oil at $80 per barrel.
Refining: The refinery processes the crude and produces gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel, each with its own demand and pricing.
Selling Refined Products: If refined products sell for $100 per barrel on average, the crack spread is $20 per barrel.
Profit: After covering operating costs (e.g., $10 per barrel), the refinery makes a $10 per barrel profit.
19 hours ago
Integrity. Intelligent. Industrious. 3iii (iiinvestsmart)$â¬Â£Â¥
The most profitable conditions for a refinery involve a combination of low crude oil prices, high product demand (especially seasonally), wide crack spreads, efficient operations, and minimal disruptions from compliance costs.
The ability to adapt to market conditions and diversify products also plays a role in enhancing profitability during favorable market conditions.
19 hours ago
Integrity. Intelligent. Industrious. 3iii (iiinvestsmart)$â¬Â£Â¥
In general, it's a bad time to buy refinery stocks when crude prices are high, crack spreads are low, demand for refined products is weak, or the sector faces increased regulatory and competitive pressures. Overvaluation, seasonal lulls, and structural challenges from renewable competition also reduce refinery stocks' attractiveness.
For long-term success, it’s best to wait until conditions support stronger profitability, with favorable crack spreads, demand growth, and manageable compliance costs.
19 hours ago
@Diamond7. Buy when the price is pulling back and most importantly, when you have extra free cash 😁
19 hours ago
carefully funds are h seavily horting this counter and other bluechip, TM,GENTING
15 hours ago
I think the market is pricing in Petros taking over Sarawak. The news already out a few days ago, Petronas will take a haircut in profits after losing out to Petros as the sole aggregator in Sarawak.
14 hours ago
Latest news from Abang Johari, Sarawak need RM 100 biliion, reject Mahathir calls on Sarawak to help poorer states.
I think in coming years, development will focus on east Malaysia. There's no way around it, unless Putrajaya strong arm Sarawak on resource distribution. As of now, the situation doesn't look good for Peninsular based companies.
13 hours ago
If the above is not the reasons, maybe speculator are betting on Trump to win election. Trump winning will means the end of Ukraine war, Russian oil will flood the market, oil prices will fall drastically given that fed rate cuts will take time to balance the oil price.
13 hours ago
i think malaysian speculator may not be as resourceful compared with international players as crude oil still up today
13 hours ago
the only time in past 14 years that pchem dropped below rm5 was during march 2020 when the whole world market crashed due to covid
13 hours ago
Hoho EPF yummy here also … has many fund managers..Up n Down also yummy ..just see their shares transactions … esp on Yinson SBB which bought over 5 % treasury shares , spent RM 470 million as on Latest QR .. ( EPF rotating with KWAP )
Announced Date Change Type Shares Name
04 Nov 2024 29 Oct 2024 Acquired 500,000 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD ("EPF BOARD")
29 Oct 2024 24 Oct 2024 Acquired 165,400 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD ("EPF BOARD")
28 Oct 2024 23 Oct 2024 Acquired 225,700 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD ("EPF BOARD")
25 Oct 2024 22 Oct 2024 Disposed 1,344,300 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD ("EPF BOARD")
24 Oct 2024 21 Oct 2024 Disposed 965,000 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD ("EPF BOARD")
23 Oct 2024 18 Oct 2024 Acquired 320,300 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD ("EPF BOARD")
23 Oct 2024 18 Oct 2024 Disposed 1,100 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD ("EPF BOARD")
22 Oct 2024 17 Oct 2024 Disposed 601,200 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD ("EPF BOARD")
12 hours ago
Year-to date, the stock, which has been sliding since mid-May, has fallen 29.7%.
One market watcher said anticipation is rising that PetChem might be issuing a negative profit guidance prior to the release of its results later this month.
This comes amid expected foreign exchange losses and a step up in depreciation charges at PetChem’s Pengerang facilities,
11 hours ago
Analysts covering PetChem are mostly neutral or negative on the stock. Based on Bloomberg’s compilation, seven have it on “sell” while another seven put it on “hold”; only three have it on “buy”.
11 hours ago
Spend a lot building new plant..but low demand, poor margin & high maintenance cost..wonder how they do profit forecast..Lol
9 hours ago
Johnchew, why u only showed negative IB, what about positive IB like..
TA Securities Holdings: TP 6.93
Nomura: TP 6.60
Citi: TP 6.20
CIMB Securities: TP 6.04
BIMB Securities: TP 6.00
and so on....
7 hours ago
If Pchem's Q3 results is making loss and the share price collapse prior to that,
shouldn't SC investigate on insider trading?
7 hours ago
Hoho no worries la , later Buy what u Not understand will provide these positive facts n figures la … rather telling Snake n Dragon story la !
7 hours ago
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 5): Shares of Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd (KL:PCHEM) fell to their lowest in four and a half years after dropping 44 sen or 8.04% to close at RM5.03 on Tuesday, a level last seen in April 2020, as expectations mount that the group would be posting weaker results.
The counter, which dived from around 2.30pm on Tuesday, was the biggest loser of the day across Bursa. It saw 19.15 million shares change hands — nearly 4.5 times higher than its 200-day moving average. At RM5.03, the group has a market capitalisation of RM40.32 billion.
Year-to date, the stock, which has been sliding since mid-May, has fallen 29.7%.
One market watcher said anticipation is rising that PetChem might be issuing a negative profit guidance prior to the release of its results later this month.
This comes amid expected foreign exchange losses and a step up in depreciation charges at PetChem’s Pengerang facilities, he said.
Local institutions were the major sellers of the stock on Tuesday, another industry watcher observed.
At press time, the company has yet to respond to requests for comments from The Edge.
During the second quarter results reporting season in August, PetChem had already flagged that its plant turnarounds planned for the remaining months of 2024 might weigh on its output and volume.
These statutory turnaround activities in the oil and gas industry usually involve shutting down some refineries' operations for maintenance or upgrades. Such turnarounds are typically planned extensively, due to the cost involved and potential revenue loss.
Analysts had also projected that PetChem would see weaker earnings in the second half of FY2024, due to lower average selling prices (ASPs) in the olefins and derivatives segment, and larger-than-expected losses at the Pengerang Integrated Complex (PIC).
7 hours ago
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The strength of the RM is on an uptrend based on the technical chart. It looks like the appreciation of the RM is too fast and too soon, which may cause more problems for exporters to do business.
I strongly believe it would be beneficial for BNM to reduce the interest rate by 25 basis points to moderate the strength of the RM. A gradual appreciation of the RM would give businesses enough time to adjust to this new phenomenon.
There are many advantages to reducing the interest rate by 25 basis points. Loan borrowers would have lower installments to pay, freeing up extra money that can be used to invest in property, the stock market, buy cars, etc. This extra spending would improve the Malaysian economy and further boost GDP.
I hope BNM will reduce the interest rate by 25 basis points soon, as it would help the KLSE to perform better.
Singapore has a unique approach to managing its currency appreciation. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) primarily uses the exchange rate as its main monetary policy tool, rather than adjusting interest rates like many other central banks. Here are some key strategies they employ:
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During periods of high inflation or economic recovery, MAS may allow the Singapore dollar to appreciate to control inflation. Conversely, during economic downturns, they might ease the policy to stimulate growth.
MAS often makes gradual adjustments to the policy band to avoid sudden shocks to the economy. This helps businesses and consumers adjust more smoothly to changes in the currency’s value.
By using these methods, Singapore aims to maintain price stability and support sustainable economic growth, balancing the needs of exporters and the broader economy.
1 month ago