If I read it correctly, they do have around 770 million cash so I don't think they have any issues in 10% SBB around 185m according to the 10% of capital. Just a matter of whether they think is worth of not. Some more they are under shandong hengyuan China, so the amount is nothing for them
No need to argue, it's kind of pointless. Doesn't really help in share price either way round. Creative accounting indeed was interesting, like aax reported 33.6 billion net profit. It look like good earning but in fact it's a creative accounting to write off of liabilities. It doesn't mean it is good, so have to look in details of report
Have a look at ORL.Ta share price ( Israeli refinery ) who posted a loss for 1st qtr due to derivatives . Share price is higher after merely a few days after the results
winning the talk no help, need to win money.... I believe the Singapore sifu which pretty align with Master OTB's prediction. FMs especially who use SGD very bullish on HengYuan
Dear Investing_Bursa, I know you have very good knowledge on this refinery business. Do you think that Hengyuan will continue to suffer big derivative losses in Q2 2022 result ? How much do you think the derivative losses will be in Q2 2022 ? Do you think the management of Hengyuan can take some preventive measure to reduce the derivative losses ? Please advise. Thank you.
otb, disregard the naysayers...you know your quality and we appreciate your hard work.........the world is in shortage of refined oil and with china opening back, consumption will hit the roof.......yeah, heng yuan incompetence with its hedging is appalling......provide for a huge discount or switch to petronm, who seemed less controversial
I think the worst is over for now. I suspect there will still be derivatives losses but to much smaller proportion. As I said , high crude oil prices does not translate to better profit for HY, in fact it can have negative impact. If you look at the past years, HY Makes more money not when crude is spiking so sharply but when crude is lower and stable. I prefer crude not to spike further but remain stable or even go lower . The key is of course the crack margin for their refined products .
As long as crack margin remains at this elevated value , I see Q2 PAT shd be at least 400-500mil ( after offseting derivatives due to hedging assuming crude does not spike too sharply )
There are basically 3 issues keeping crack margin so high:- a) shortage of refining capacity in the world b) demand for refined products and once China slowly opens up there economy, this shd increase demand further . C) we are entering hurricane season and if a few refineries are hit in US, crack margin might have another spike .
What is surprising is how come they had inventory loss this Qrtr when their raw material as well as product prices went up. Any explanation?
How does one know what will be the derivative gain / loss next qtr. Do we know the current derivative exposure and at what future price. ? They seem to have their hand full in derivatives. Derivatives over long term only ends up paying fees and other expenses. gains / loss should cancel each other over long period.
As my sifu said, while high oil price does not directly translate into better profit for HY, but it creates sibeh good impression and attention to the investors and syndicate thus the share price could push from 3.90 to 7.xx, with the oil price is climbing further it will create more traction to those investors who have no other stocks to buy at the moment.
Refining capacity is not enough definitely due to long underinvestment during covid time and it's not something that can be corrected in short time. Together with opening economy and travel one by one. Demand is much higher than the supply, that's why some oversea refinery report poor qr in Q1 yet their share price is increase. It is just because the prospect is good
may be HY HAD written down the crude contract paid for crude sourced from Russia as Shell had pledged not to buy even refined oil made from crude blended with russian oil
malaysian shell retail likely aligned them self with parent company
Posted by Rehan > May 31, 2022 11:49 AM | Report Abuse
What is surprising is how come they had inventory loss this Qrtr when their raw material as well as product prices went up. Any explanation?
How does one know what will be the derivative gain / loss next qtr. Do we know the current derivative exposure and at what future price. ? They seem to have their hand full in derivatives. Derivatives over long term only ends up paying fees and other expenses. gains / loss should cancel each other over long period.
Likely they will sell to hengyuan china parent at a loss....bcos shell not willing to accept petroleum products make from russian crude mah!
Thus write down for re export loh!
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may be HY HAD written down the crude contract paid for crude sourced from Russia as Shell had pledged not to buy even refined oil made from crude blended with russian oil
malaysian shell retail likely aligned them self with parent company
@ probability What I was trying to explain is a sudden rise or spike in crude is very damaging to HY as it is very difficult to manage the hedging / future contracts and most time than not, u will have losses. A steady movement or flattish movement is easier to manage your hedges / future contracts
Russia oil is cheap but the sanction itself is troublesome. It might be really due to Russian oil that Malaysia rejected for dock that give rise to around 130m of inventories written down. Otherwise seem like hard to explain how this figure arise, I doubt they will disclose even if that is the case. It shouldn't happen in second Q onward. Too bad, if they can buy Russian oil and sell as refined product then the margin will be even more better. Same goes for most of countries where they not dare to oppose sanction and buy Russian crude & refined product. In turn there will be a big gap of refinery capacity and supply
Likely Hengyuan would have fully paid for the crude loh!
Commodities u pay cash 1st mah!
Posted by probability > 1 minute ago | Report Abuse
@Investing-bursa, i agree. @sslee, the orders HY already placed to russian oil supplier, probably with some advance payment would have been treated as inventory as they had a portion of its value
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