• As an indirect technology play – via its 14.4% stake in semiconductor service provider Inari Amertron (whose share price hasrisen 26.8% YTD) – INSAS shares (down 6.4% YTD) could play catch up ahead.
• Noticeably too, INSAS’ share of Inari Amertron’s existing market cap (14.4% of RM12.88b) stands at RM1.85b presently,which is slightly more than tripled its own current market valuation of RM583.5m.
• The group also has exposure to the stock market activity (via its wholly-owned stockbroking company M&A Securities) withother businesses in investment holding & trading, retail trading & car rental and property investment & development.
• For the 9-month period ended March 2021, INSAS reported net profit of RM217.3m (from net loss of RM2.4m previously),lifted by a combination of robust operating earnings and exceptional gains from financial assets.
• Valuation-wise, the stock is currently trading at a PBV multiple of 0.30x (based on its book value per share of RM2.96 as ofend-March 2021), which is near its 3-year historical mean.
• On the chart, the stock could attempt to exit an ongoing consolidation pattern following the DMI Plus crossover of the DMIMinus signal and the rising momentum indicator above the zero line.
• Riding on the renewed strength, INSAS’ share price will probably climb to test our immediate resistance target of RM1.00 (R1;14% upside potential). A break above R1 may then lift the stock towards our next resistance threshold of RM1.07 (R2; 22%upside potential).
• We have pegged our stop loss price at RM0.77 (or 12% downside risk).
• Noticeably too, INSAS’ share of Inari Amertron’s existing market cap (14.4% of RM12.88b) stands at RM1.85b presently,which is slightly more than tripled its own current market valuation of RM583.5m.
For the 9-month period ended March 2021, INSAS reported net profit of RM217.3m (from net loss of RM2.4m previously),lifted by a combination of robust operating earnings and exceptional gains from financial assets.
• Valuation-wise, the stock is currently trading at a PBV multiple of 0.30x (based on its book value per share of RM2.96 as ofend-March 2021), which is near its 3-year historical mean.
• Riding on the renewed strength, INSAS’ share price will probably climb to test our immediate resistance target of RM1.00 (R1;14% upside potential). A break above R1 may then lift the stock towards our next resistance threshold of RM1.07 (R2; 22%upside potential).
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Insas Bhd (Trading Buy) 3.8.2021
• As an indirect technology play – via its 14.4% stake in semiconductor service provider Inari Amertron (whose share price hasrisen 26.8% YTD) – INSAS shares (down 6.4% YTD) could play catch up ahead.
• Noticeably too, INSAS’ share of Inari Amertron’s existing market cap (14.4% of RM12.88b) stands at RM1.85b presently,which is slightly more than tripled its own current market valuation of RM583.5m.
• The group also has exposure to the stock market activity (via its wholly-owned stockbroking company M&A Securities) withother businesses in investment holding & trading, retail trading & car rental and property investment & development.
• For the 9-month period ended March 2021, INSAS reported net profit of RM217.3m (from net loss of RM2.4m previously),lifted by a combination of robust operating earnings and exceptional gains from financial assets.
• Valuation-wise, the stock is currently trading at a PBV multiple of 0.30x (based on its book value per share of RM2.96 as ofend-March 2021), which is near its 3-year historical mean.
• On the chart, the stock could attempt to exit an ongoing consolidation pattern following the DMI Plus crossover of the DMIMinus signal and the rising momentum indicator above the zero line.
• Riding on the renewed strength, INSAS’ share price will probably climb to test our immediate resistance target of RM1.00 (R1;14% upside potential). A break above R1 may then lift the stock towards our next resistance threshold of RM1.07 (R2; 22%upside potential).
• We have pegged our stop loss price at RM0.77 (or 12% downside risk).
With so much cash 500m n inari shares placing it a nta 2.90 im surprised the big funds are not attempting a hostile takeover n making tons of money stripping its inari assets.
Inari is associate company of Insas hence do not contribute revenue but share of profit which is only accounting profit. The real money or cash flow is from dividend received from Inari.
Quarter 4 end 30th june 2021 inari give another 2.5 cents a total of 11 cents for the year.
Insas currently hold 545,503,575 inari shares so will received another 13.637 million dividend from Inari.
Inari just build another new Plant P55 and with recent RI is on a new expansion cycle thro' organic and acquisition. If thing go well will more than double revenue and profit in 3 year time. Insas can expect more dividend from Inari.
Inari Amertron (INRI MK) Record Year In The Making; Explosive Earnings Underway
Despite the typical earnings normalisation in 1Q21, volume loadings from Inari’s RF business are bucking the trend while optoelectronics picked up steam. Besides the exponential RF growth, new business expansions at P34 and P55 which bring along diversification are underway. Inari is staging to record a 3-year net profit CAGR of 38% in FY23. Maintain BUY with an unchanged target price of RM4.20.
Leno the most pandai n entertaining cat.Welcome to the Warrants Club.Ordinary ppl look at 20% gain.Warrant players look at 100% or more gain.Best is call warrants.Hahaha.
Yup.This is called discounting.Market has discounted or nearly discounted most negative news for stocks that have not risen or are stagnant.Insas belongs to this group. Another group has the discounting process ongoing.This group is the gloves group.Due to excessive optimism,the hot air has not been sapped altogether yet.
If insas make more definitely & surely will pay more mah!
U think we only we want money meh ??
The owner, directors & management also want monies mah!
U check how much profit they make & how much cash they have ? VERY alot mah!
Thus be prepare for higher dividend loh!
leno aaa ... at least u come to your sense.
U are telling u don't mind any amount payout, but u prefer higher rather than lower, but the percentage can be subjectively change depending how leno poke u. Fair enough.
Okay. Common sense will tell us that payout ratio is neutral. If Company payout out more, less cash, to grab any oppourtunity. Especially this year when everything is LELONG price.
If company payout less, then u worry share price won't go up. This is what u believe.
As u can see Berkshire payout out zero, but share price go up, this showed that share price can go up without any payout. This is fact. Proven fact. WC can go up, without any right to dividends. Another proven fact.
So, price go up is not based on payout ratio. THIS u must repeat until it STICK FIRMLY in your brain.
Then, we can move on to why share price go up. But u know already why share price will go up. So, no need to discuss anymore.
Leno is a very savvy investor, she know the timing and also how to maximize ROI.
Stockraider is like a bull in a china shop he destroy more than build and luck more than skill.
As for me I set my limit of trying not to excess my 50% portfolio in any one related stock thus I need to choose selling PB and most of WC to accumulate more Insas.
Whether I will profit more with WC and less on Insas is not a big problem for me. I just what to prove Insas is a valued buy and question every thing.
Question should we took the standard definition of intrinsic value wholeheartedly: Intrinsic value is the Present value of the investment of all the expected cash flow over the lifetime discounted at the appropriate discount rate. Or question the definition why equity part of asset or at least the current assets minus total liabilities should be added to this intrinsic value? In this case the intrinsic value of INSAS is Liquid assets – total liabilities + (CF1/ (1+d)^1) + (CF2/(1+d)^2) + ----- +(CFn/(1+d)^n) Where: CF = Cash Flow in the Period d = Discount rate n = The period number This Intrinsic value is actually a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Example of intrinsic value of INSAS is then the Sum of DCF expected cash flow from varies business streams. For INSAS assets rich case, it is my opinion that the liquid assets minus total liabilities should be added to this intrinsic value.
With inari declaring dividend of another dividend of 2.5 sen for the latest qtr making it culmulative dividend of 11 sen, how much dividend u think is fair for insas to pay for the coming financial year end leh ?
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Go for it loh!
Go for gold mah!