Buy or sell really at your own risk. Share up and down. anyway, I was informed this share can spike any time since beginning of the July. I keep collecting
I know this counter the only main producer of non woven materials ( for making masks n diaper ) in Malaysia n if about 60-65 cents , it got potential to go up ... But kind of surprised that gone up 27-28% today ....
Kevin Tam I know this counter the only main producer of non woven materials ( for making masks n diaper ) in Malaysia n if about 60-65 cents , it got potential to go up ... But kind of surprised that gone up 27-28% today .... 23/07/2020 5:45 PM
OCNCASH’s non woven is used for absorbent diapers and sanitary pad. CIMB and Affin has released a report clarifying that their non woven IS NOT used for face mask. The only listed company who is doing non woven as a material for face mask is TEKSENG.
Pineapple, U r wrong to assume I stated oceancash is making face masks ; my statement was it is the only Malaysian company making non woven materials( which is being used to produce masks n diaper ) ... but another company Tek Seng also producing non woven materials...
They are the closest peer competitor of TEKSENG in non woven in terms of hygienic products except face mask. Affin Hwang has confirmed this with the management of OCNCASH and its written clearly in the detail write up of the company.
This is the write up I am referring to. Dont be mislead by others and dive Into the wrong sectors. OCNCASH is a good company but they are not doing non woven face mask. The only listed company who is doing non woven fabric for the face mask now is TEKSENG. Non woven fabric is an essential part of 3 ply mask (middle layer) which our health DG has just informed that the only mask we should wear is 3 ply mask.
"OCP’s non-woven products used for face masks make up less than 1% of the group’s annual revenue." > thats before covid-19, now got covid that 1% cfm go up and even before covid company already earning imagine if that 1% go up means can earn more
Really doubt about the cimb analyst said less than 1% of oceancash revenue from Non woven fabric being supply to face masks ; non woven segment about 40-45% of the revenue of ocean cash but how come the company only get 1-2% from face masks , the balance of 96% from diaper n others .... feel sceptical n doubt about Cimb analyst claims since 3 months ago ....
Oceancash Nonwoven Sdn. Bhd. (OCN), a wholly owned subsidiary of Oceancash Pacific Berhad (OPB), was incorporated on December 21, 1999 in Malaysia. The principal activities of OCN are in the manufacturing and trading of air-through bonded nonwoven, and thermal bonded nonwoven, which are widely used in the disposable hygienic products industry. Its application include top-sheets, second layer, acquisition distribution layer (ADL), and back-sheet for diapers, sanitary napkins, wet wipes, and surgical apparels including caps, masks, and gowns.
Face masks makers for sure will seek for non-woven material from OCNCASH & TEKSENG as demands of face masks will be increase dramatically during this period of time as the ppl is wearing face mask everyday in order to protect themself from covid-19. Thus, this business is as bright as glove sector where it valuation still not so high in anticipating the future earning of the company.
Non woven cloth is in high demand even though many don’t know the portion to be sold for face masks manufacturing ... only 2 companies in Malaysia producing non woven cloth/ fabric in Malaysia , that is oceancash n TekSeng.... If price about 70-76 cents should be less risky n many ppl goreng the two pharma counters , Dpharma n Pharma without understanding that the two already having rich valuation before this round goreng .... goreng the 2-3 pharma counters r irrational but still could go up more than 60-70% in this week....
News Focus: Face mask shields against Covid-19 TheEdge Sat, Jul 25, 2020 01:26pm - 1 hour ago
KUALA LUMPUR (July 25): Believe it or not, the face mask, which is normally worn on hazy days when the country is covered in smog, is now categorised as the most important “shield” to fight against the invisible enemy, Covid-19, apart from social distancing.
Wearing the face mask is said to be an important preventive measure as it can reduce filtration by 60% of airborne virus particles, including of Covid-19.
As such, effective Aug 1, the government is making compulsory the wearing of face mask in public or congested areas and public transport, whereby a fine of RM1,000 could be imposed on those caught not wearing the “shield” under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 (Act 342).
The reason being that although Malaysia is recognised as one of the countries that have succeeded in addressing the pandemic, the people are becoming complacent in complying with the standard operating procedures (SOP) set by the government to curb the spread of Covid-19.
The new regulation had prompted reactions from various quarters, health experts, the general public, who agreed with the move which they described as appropriate to ensure discipline and compliance to the SOP, thus reducing the risk of infection.
Realising that the government's decision was for the common good, a private sector employee, Zaiton Mohamad, 35, said she feels more confident to be in public when everybody wears the face mask.
Director of the Tropical Infectious Disease Research and Education Center (TIDREC), Universiti Malaya (UM), Prof Dr Sazaly Abu Bakar said the use of face masks in public and congested places should have been made mandatory a long time ago.
“With the face mask on, we are indirectly preventing our hands from touching parts of the body that can cause the virus to infect us," he said.
Meanwhile, the Malaysian Pharmaceutical Association advises the public to be careful when buying fabric or the three-ply face masks online.
“The society have to now why the face mask should be worn, instead of simply wearing it, without knowing its protective effects.
“If you buy online, who will be responsible if anything happens. How would you know the source or manufacturer. What we want is, first, the quality, second, it is safe to use, and thirdly, it works," said its chairman, Amrahi Buang.
Despite the positive response from various parties to the new rule, there are also complaints, especially on the price of face masks, which is said to be quite expensive due to traders indiscriminately increasing the price and sale of counterfeit face masks.
The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (KPDHEP), through checks at 43,402 premises nationwide since Jan 29 until yesterday, had issued a total of RM392,400 compound for various offences including selling of face masks above the maximum price.
Its Enforcement director Datuk Iskandar Halim Sulaiman said the ministry also detected many cases involving sale of fake face masks with traders purchasing generic face masks from China and re-packaging them.
However, KPDNHEP has taken a smart move by reducing the ceiling price of face mask to RM1.20 per unit from RM1.50, and the wholesale price, which is currently RM1.45 per unit, to M1.15 each, effective Aug 15, as announced by its minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi yesterday.
The government will also continue to study the need to lower the price of face mask and ensure there is always adequate supply, he added.
Agree with Tuapuikia, oceancash got potential to go up to 90 cents n above ; only 2 companies producing non woven fabric / materials in Malaysia n Oceancash has better fundamental than Tek Seng ... Non woven being hot due to pandemic n the materials being used to make diaper n wet tissues
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