Personally I think we can use sales revenue to estimate Petronm profit. 2Q total sales revenue is $101 billions peso, and from the historical data showed that Petronm sales revenue portion is 27.15%, and Petronm last Qtr net profit margin was 4.2% (of course this 2Q might be slightly lower due to stock losses)
This one might give some basic idea of the rough estimation.
"45days shutdown + 15days start up time"?! Additional 15days for startup? Ridiculous. 45days=shutdown + start up? If just a routine Turnaround for regulatory endorsement + minor work for equipment replacements + minor modifications etc., how significant cost do u expected?
If not mistaken, Q2/2017 net profit will exceed Q2/2017 but not Q1/2017. Depends whether market will satisfy or not, since many people expect eps 40 sen @@
Thank you for your comments. I did include another line for stock loss in Q2 2017 to account for ~3 USD drop in price and based on 18-days inventory. Is this not the impairment loss due to inventory?
Dear Khye Lock Tneoh,
I did not include forex appreciation due to difficulty estimating gains from forex. I will have a look and see if I can update to include later.
The calculation by sales volume serve as a conservative estimate only.
Q2 Sales Revenue Contribution PetronCorp : 73%/2 = 36.5%(Reduced due to 45 days maintenance) Petronm : 27% + (73%/2) = 63.5%
From layman explanation, we can expect the sales contribution ratio to be changed because petroncorp contributed less revenue however malaysia's revenue is not affected by the maintenance.
i think the estimated 5% improvement of crack spread and also there will improvement in retail sales will easily offset the inventory loss.
Not necessary I think. Philippines got other products that they sell....It might be inventory etc. Even down for maintenance still can contribute to profit
the sales generated from other products or oil refinery were used to offset maintenance cost? therefore the sales contribution ratio by petron corp is reduced?
As a person works in a refinery as an engineer, I need to tell you guys that this is usual turnaround for a refinery in a 45 days period involving in certain units (For example, 3 days for cracking unit, 2 days for hydrogen unit, 5 days for diesel, 8 days for lubricant oil unit, 2 days for gasoil unit, 3 days for aromatic unit) and it is mainly for equipment like tanks, piping, pumps, dist column upgrade/changes/project MOC and etc...It is NOT entire plant shutdown. Meanwhile the capacity of refinery will be affected but you do not expect it cut it half. I will say 20% is normal and max is 30% reduction of the capacity. You all are being too optimistic here by assuming that implies to the huge reduction of Phillipines refinery income. Last quarter Phillipines: 73% vs Malaysia : 27% for income contribution. Taking consideration of the 20% reduction of the capacity in 45 days, I will assume the income contribution will be about Philly:63% vs Msia: 37% of the 2.6 billion pesso profit. Now 2.6 billion / 11.75 (Average exchange rate of ringgit vs peso) = 221.27 Mil ringgit. PetronM income = RM 221.27 million * 37% = RM 81.7 Mil. For malaysia segment, 85% petronm, 15% sister company., RM 88.5 * 85% = RM 69.6 Mil Which is around RM 0.26 EPS. And to me this is still an optimistic scenario already. Market is expecting something between RM 0.3-0.35 and this will be an under perform quarter to it. I am expecting the share price to drop down to RM 8+ in short term
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Posted by Gaybird Lim > 2017-08-08 19:32 | Report Abuse
ok. thanks. :)