Steel export only accounts for small percentage of Annjoo revenue. Majority of the steel products are for local demand. So RM strengthening has little negative impact on Annjoo's earning. Moreover increase in steel export due to rise in regional demand will mitigate this.
"Based on the 21% of produciton expansion (850k ton from 700k ton) metric tons as per Annjoo’s CEO (Dato Lim) in the Asia Nikkei’s Interview, the estimated increment in Annjoo net profit (GP) in 2018 is given by the below equation:
NP = 2017 Revenue X 1.21 (21% increase in production) X 10.5% (higher PM as ASP increases by 10%)
= RM2240M X 1.21 X 0.105
= RM285M"
Why is revenue for 2017 total RM2240m? The latest 4 quarters revenue amounts to RM2026m. Is my calculation wrong?
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Good analysis! Thumb up!