Ok, its because the margin had expanded. This means when the margin reduces later it will even out (become zero). They have time to close the position till end of 2024.
is that right Rabbit2?
Posted by Rabbit2 > Aug 30, 2022 6:45 PM | Report Abuse
Cost of hedging = forward points = basis swap spread This is the problem when the contracts entered are long tenured > 2 years
My take on this refining margin swap contracts is HRC book the refining margin swap contracts for long term at maybe USD20/barrel. At 30/06/2022 this spot margin is USD 40/barrel hence this future refining mark to current spot margin will show a huge loss of USD 20/barrel.
So moving forward if Refining margin spot is now USD30/barrel then realised swap contracts loss is USD 10/ barrel but the physical mqrket HRC make USD 30/barrel hence overall still make USD20/barrel.
Moving forward again the Spot Refining margin is now USD10/ barrel. The swap contacts will realised a gain of USD 10/barrel but physical spot only earned USD 10/ barrel hence overall still make USD20/barrel
Moneymaker do you know why Chinamen and Filipino boss do hedging? They gamble? They only try to protect future profit by hedging. They didn't expect crack spread go up to 30++. Their hedging probably at 10 and suffer hedging losses hengyuan petronm due to crack spread go up 30++.
My take on this refining margin swap contracts is HRC book the refining margin swap contracts for long term at maybe USD20/barrel. At 30/06/2022 this spot margin is USD 40/barrel hence this future refining mark to current spot margin will show a huge loss of USD 20/barrel.
So moving forward if Refining margin spot is now USD30/barrel then realised swap contracts loss is USD 10/ barrel but the physical mqrket HRC make USD 30/barrel hence overall still make USD20/barrel.
Moving forward again the Spot Refining margin is now USD10/ barrel. The swap contacts will realised a gain of USD 10/barrel but physical spot only earned USD 10/ barrel hence overall still make USD20/barrel
@Sslee you are right! The marked to market loss on spot element is reflected in the cash flow hedge reserve. However the marked to market loss on forward point element (i.e. basis swap spread) is reflected in cost of hedging reserve which I explained to your friend OTB 3 months ago.
HRC is applying MFRS 9 hedge accounting rule i.e. the noise created in basis swap spread is reflected in other comprehensive income.
Hengyuan Refining posts record net profit in 2Q, declares 10 sen dividend
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August 30, 2022 19:38 pm +08
KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Hengyuan Refining Co Bhd posted an all-time high net profit of RM667.49 million in the second quarter ended June 30, 2022 (2QFY22) compared to a net loss of RM59.38 million a year ago.
The crude oil refiner attributed the remarkable achievement to its improved refining margin, contributed by better cracks for motor gasoline (mogas), gasoil and jet fuel, as well as stockholding gains fuelled by market sentiments over the oil supply and demand imbalance.
On the heel of this, quarterly earnings per share shot up to 222.49 sen versus a loss per share of 19.79 sen last year, the group’s bourse filing showed.
Likewise, quarterly revenue climbed by over two folds to RM6.89 billion from RM2.5 billion a year ago, on the back of higher oil product prices and sales volume.
The group noted that oil product prices in 2QFY22 doubled to US$151 per barrel (bbl) from US$75 bbl, while sales volume improved by 35% as a result of stronger demand.
Hengyuan declared an interim dividend of 10 sen per share — with a Sept 30 ex-date — to be paid on Oct 25.
For the first half of the year (1HFY22), Hengyuan said its net profit ballooned to RM714.94 million from a net loss of RM43.07 million a year ago while revenue more than doubled to RM11.85 billion from RM4.7 billion.
The solid earnings for the cumulative period were underpinned by strong oil product prices — an average of US$115 bbl in 1QFY22 and US$151 bbl in 2QFY22 — coupled with resilient market demand.
“The increase in refining margin was driven by better cracks for mogas, gasoil and jet fuel, following sanctions on Russian oil products,” the group added.
Commenting on its prospects, Hengyuan said the oil refining industry will continue to be challenged by volatility in the global oil market, but notes that it is actively monitoring current market conditions and will continue its efforts to focus on operational efficiency, product quality, hydrocarbon hedging and financial risk management to optimise its performance.
Shares in Hengyuan closed down five sen or 0.93% at RM5.35, giving the group a market capitalisation of RM1.6 billion.
The cost of hedging will not be reclassified to P&L unless the contract is terminated. My feel is that it will be zerorised upon maturity of the contracts.
when i read above comments, laugh die me... below these 2 items, not an accountant don't comment please.. really laugh die me...huhahaha 1. "items that will be reclassified to profit or loss" 2. forward contract
>> The full fair value of a hedging derivative is classified as a non-current asset or liability when the remaining maturity of the hedged item is more than 12 months; it is classified as current asset or liability when the remaining maturity of the hedged item is less than 12 months. Trading derivatives are classified as a current asset or liability.
By the way I remember your children is chartered accountant you can ask your children to explain this derivatives realised and unrealised gain/loss treatment in P&L and Balance sheet.
The problems with increase in receivables is because our PN government is late to pay Petrol stations retail sales the subsidy reimbusement payment. ( You can check the Petdeg account)
The working capital increase because the inventories value increase due to price increase in crude oil and refined products.
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Post removed.Why?