Selain straight line method mcm mana sum of digits method?
johnswj90 DK66, thank you for your clarification which has cleared my queries and doubts. Really appreciate it. ------------------- johnswj90, yes, the excess over the loan receivables repayment is taken up in the P/L as interest income.
As payments are collected from the customer over the term of the contract, consideration related to the construction performance obligation is split between the repayment of loan receivables and interest income. You are right to determine the annual loan receivables repayment amount as simply the equal portion of the loan receivables over the concession period, i e straight line.
Looks like Jaks is slowly moving away from Dow's influence (having a mind of its own) This is good, a goreng stock must be goreng stock. Anyway Dow no longer plunged 10% or even 5%, it is fluctuating between 1.5--2.5% (even with all those Bad Quarter results coming out everyday )
We should look at China stock market instead of Dow for Direction ( If IMF give Malaysia 9% growth in 2021, Bursa should Top somewhere in December 2020---like it or not ). Dow need another 6 months to breach 25,000 and to revisit this year high.
Frontier Markets Issue: Mong Duong 2’s US$1.1bn refinancing 13 Dec 2019 12:00 IFR Asia Awards 2019 Daniel Stanton
New frontier
Asia’s debt markets reached another milestone in 2019 with the first international bond from a frontier market project.
AES-VCM Mong Duong Power (MDP), which operates the 1,120-megawatt coal-fired Mong Duong 2 plant in northern Vietnam, sold US$678.5m 9.8-year senior secured bonds through Mong Duong Finance Holdings. The bond amortises from the end of the fourth year and has a weighted average life of 6.9 years.
Alongside a US$485m syndicated loan, the deal refinanced MDP’s existing project debt at an attractive fixed coupon, improving returns for the sponsors and giving capital markets investors a rare chance to take exposure to Asian infrastructure.
There are relatively few project bonds in Asia, and there had been very little offshore supply from Vietnam to provide pricing benchmarks, with no sovereign issuance for the past five years. That meant a careful price discovery process was needed.
Pricing tightened from initial guidance of 5.625% area to final guidance of 5.25% area, plus or minus 12.5bp, before printing at 5.125%.
Even with that 50bp tightening, final orders were over US$2.75bn. The 144A/Reg S bond won over a diverse investor base, with the US taking 32% of the deal.
The project’s strong sponsor base undoubtedly helped win over investors. US power company AES ultimately owns 51% of MDP, South Korea’s Posco Energy 30% and sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corp 19%.
Still, as the first deal of its type from Vietnam, the issuer and bookrunners needed to convince investors of the strength of the guarantees and contracts associated with the bond.
MDP has a government guarantee on all payment obligations under a build-operate-transfer scheme, with the plant set to be transferred to the government after 25 years of operation. Its 25-year power purchase agreement with state-owned Vietnam Electricity runs until 2040, and state-owned miner Vinacomin has committed to supply coal to MDP at a regulated price for the life of the project.
To keep these protections in place and avoid lengthy renegotiations, proceeds from the bond and the new loan were used to buy MDP’s project loan from the existing lenders, rather than refinancing the existing loan.
There is a pledge of shares in MDF and security over its assets, but MDP itself does not guarantee the bond, as Vietnam places limits on the total dollar amount of debt that can be issued from the country.
Thanks to these structural features, the bonds earned ratings of Ba3/BB (Moody’s/Fitch), in line with the sovereign. Investors left satisfied, as the gained as much as half a point the following day, finishing IFR’s review period at 101.35.
Citigroup and HSBC led the refinancing as joint global coordinators on the bond and original mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners on the loan. SMBC and Standard Chartered were joint bookrunners and MLABs.
51% AES US giant co 30% Posco South Korea giant co 19% China Investment Corp
China Investment Corp 19% pun nak?
The project’s strong sponsor base undoubtedly helped win over investors. US power company AES ultimately owns 51% of MDP, South Korea’s Posco Energy 30% and sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corp 19%.
Hai Duong IPP
70% CPECC China giant co 30% JAKS Malaysia very small co
JAKS Malaysia very small co wil hv 40% eventually more than South Korea Posco and China Investment Corp in a almost similar Vietnam IPP
Sarifah, many still do not have faith in JHDP. They do not believe in the earnings estimation. They look to market for confirmation. RM0.50 - incorrect, RM1.50 - Maybe, RM2.50 - Confirmed. So, they will probably buy at RM2.50.
I still remember one 仙家懒 ask us to hold until it drop to 40sen. Where is this 仙家懒?Luckily I manage to buy warrant average 50sen, will hold until it reach my 1st TP RM1.20.
JAKS now is trading at range of RM1.00-RM1.10. No more 99 sen discount price. The more you look see and no action, the more you suffer as you just can see it slowly but steadily move up and recover to previous level.
Mad Dog Trump is trying to reproduce the V-shape rebound for US stock market like what happened @ 26 Dec 2018. The market up until you not believe....up up up, up until you not believe. The simplest way and most efficient way and the cheapest way is spread all kind of good news that there is vaccine or medicine for corona virus. ..
I think nobody believe will be V-shape rebound, but damn it...it's happening in the market now...when drop, it drop until you cry father cry mother, when it up, it also up until you don't believe how this can happen....
The FED has realised that they can release unlimited US dollars into the sea of US-dollar consumers the world over and yet more Dollars is still keeping the Dollar in demand.....amituofo.
Contracts on the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by as much as 920 points Thursday evening. (NY time). At its highest point, the futures contract was valued at 24,327.00. By comparison, the Dow Jones index closed at 23,537.68 in New York trading, up 33.33 points, or 0.1%, on the day. -- CNN.com
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don't worry ... flucuation is traders best friend :D