@qqq333 Yr comment "but dont drag others down with you" is uncalled for. I wrote.....Just my humble 2 cents. Please correct me if i am wrong. Did i drag others down with me?
DK66 bro ...take my advice ...u have done ur utmost best...no doubt about your tireless effort...give it a rest ...arguments n counter arguments aint gonna settle these issues...best wait for COD n maybe 3rd Q results will shed some light on whether who is accurate ...at this moment in time we all r guessing ...for some ...talk kok kok clever ...rest well n peace be with u ..99
The only alternative is to ask them or do a projection based on 12% irr on e quity funding of $ 600 million ( almost all of which is EPCC profits)..................
Wow..thanks to Ehome009 for your eagle eye and DK66 for verifying and further clarification. Out of curiosity I look at the latest MFCB analyst report (3rd April 2020) also by Public Investment Bank though different analyst. Imagine and interestingly they value the Don Sahong project at rm2.6297B. Lets see when the two analysts get calibrated, what will Hai Duong Project be worth !!!
MFCB Sum-Of-Parts Valuations Valuation Basis Value (RMm) RM/share Resources CY20 PER of 12x 132.8 0.28 Don Sahong hydropower project 80% stake (WACC: 9.8%) 2,629.7 5.54 Investment in quoted shares Book Value 43.2 0.09 Investment Properties Book Value 177.2 0.37
Yes, we ,the simple minded uncles & unties , still view DK66's relative valuation is by far the most sensible, straightforward & reliable measurement until proven otherwise by Jak's ACTUAL results ! We prefer to be guided this way in our investment decision in Jaks .
-------------------------------------------------------------- DK66>Aseng, Vinh Tan 1 made 652m. 30% is 196m. You think Jaks can be so far off ? 14/05/2020 10:51 PM
Yes, we ,the simple minded uncles & unties , still view DK66's relative valuation is by far the most sensible, straightforward & reliable measurement until proven otherwise by Jak's ACTUAL results ! We prefer to be guided this way in our investment decision in Jaks . =========
the capital structure have a huge impact on the reported profits ....so are the terms of the PPA..........and what about exceptional items?
Our own money , our fate , we decide ourselves . We do our own due diligence and measure the risks vs rewards ratio & set cut-loss/cut-profit in place in our investment decision . Thank you for your concern . Every investment in shares involves risk. If can't bear the risk , might as well put in FD . Guaranteed to be safe .
Our own money , our fate , we decide ourselves . We do our own due diligence and measure the risks vs rewards ratio & set cut-loss/cut-profit in place in our investment decision . Thank you for your concern . Every investment in shares involves risk. If can't bear the risk , might as well put in FD . Guaranteed to be safe .
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good attitude....but since this is a forum calling me tin kosong does not stop me from posting..........
and a challenge to verify the net income with the management during the AGM
Many careless readers will be easily misled into believing your last figure RM77. 61 is the total net profit of the business operation even though after the ammendments and your reminder it is not.
Sorry to tell early in the morning, Very misleading playing with figures
I have been spending too much time arguing and defending Jaks. I was accused of ulterior motive. I can not afford to spend my time defending blindly because I do not know what you do not know. I regret to inform that you will not hear from me unless you ask sincerely. You owe yourself a duty to ask if you do not know. I m here for you.
I hope my absence will help to restore peace in Jaks' forum. Good bye and good luck.
Dear Aseng, If you use the 2019 AGM BOD share of profit RM (80-100) million or USD (19.37-24.21) million Exchange rate 4.13 Since FCF=Net profit + depreciation + interest expenses – Loan repayment of USD 109.712 million.
Then share of FCF for the end of first year (base on 30%). Exchange rate USD to MYR = 4.34 USD (19.37-24.21) + 1870X0.3/25 + 1402.5X0.06X0.3 - 109.712X0.3 USD (19.37-24.21) + 22.44 + 25.245 – 32.913 USD (19.37-24.21) + 14.77 USD (34.14-38.98) RM (148.16- 169.17) million
Thank you for your explanation. It is good explanation. -------------- Shan Kee Tiow 其实DCF这部分计算的是公司CF就是现金流不是profit。 很简单,你买车头期加贷款100k(RM8.04b),头期20k(RM2b),分期付款5年还清80k(RM6b/还贷n期),但是车可以用10年,每年折旧10k,但是为什么不以分期付款来计算费用,原因就是因为车可以用10年,总不能前5年供完车而后五年就没折旧费用,相对地前5年盈利都被折旧盖过了,而后5年才大赚钱,你们会这么计算盈利吗?你做运输的,一年现金收入50k,扣除车油费等费用车贷利息等大概15k,剩35k(RM1.02b),但是要记得扣除10k(321.6m)折旧,盈利是25k(698.4m),现金收入扣除15k剩35k,但是10k折旧是无形费用(不是贷款),所以现金收入35k(25k盈利+10k折旧)。最后再从35k中要还的车贷拿去还(只是这笔帐不是营业计算,而是融资计算),由于这关于到cash flow,所以大家容易困乱。
And by the way NPV with 5% discount Sum (1/(1+0.05)^N). Where N= 1 to 25 is 14.0939 Hence base on NPV the 30% is worth RM (148.16- 169.17) X 14.0939 million =RM (2,088 – 2,384) million
It is ok to use various techniques to forecast the net profit. In fact it is encouraged to do that DK66 used relative valuation and come to a figure RM196M, Icon8888 IRR RM200-RM300M,Ehome IRR RM200M and yours RM142M-RM162
And it seems to me you also agree i3lurker and qqq3 IRR 25% EQUITY calculation is baseless and misleading, reasonably it shouldn't appear in your calculation. It serves no purpose to support your valuation based on 2019 AGM forecast.
------------------ Sslee Dear Aseng, The Value to JAkS by PBB Analyst report of RM 329 million or 0.48 per share is definitely wrong. Wait for their next report upgrade. 15/05/2020 9:15 AM
Posted by Sslee > May 15, 2020 9:15 AM | Report Abuse
Dear Aseng, The Value to JAkS by PBB Analyst report of RM 329 million or 0.48 per share is definitely wrong. Wait for their next report upgrade. =============
too fast to assume PBB is wrong
-u use 5% discounting rate, we do not know what rate PBB uses -u assume constant level from year 1, they used whole spread sheet -per PBB method, the worth of the IPP is NTA plus $ 329 million, not just the $ 329 milliom.
IB analysts uses spread sheet like normal people eat rice..........so don't assume they make conceptual errors. They can make forecasting errors, not conceptual errors.
Haha qqq3, You do not use NTA to value Topglove. Hence basic knowldge you have to use DCF to value assest that give you FCF for 25 years base on a discount rate for inflation.
plants become less efficient and more maintenance as years go by...so PBB using whole spread sheet is probably better than your constant profit based on year 1.
I like a simple calculation with minimum assumption I prefer DK66 relative valuation It sounds reasonable and reliable to me I can read DCF and IRR calculation also it is not too difficult for me to understand but my mathematics sense does not allow me to feel safe with this model I am happy to see all the IRR calculation enhances the degree of reliability of DK66 Relative Valuation and I am more confident to rely on it to make my investment decision.
a simple advice to all my good friends here,
before you accept a calculation , it got to get a "pass" from your common sense .
Posted by DK66 > May 14, 2020 10:53 PM | Report Abuse
Aseng, Vinh Tan 1 spent USD1.75b and JHDP spent USD1.87b but only generate less than half the profit. Resonable ?
Haha qqq3, You already take profit on your glove stocks. So no worries after they finished goreng and take profit on all the stocks related to COVID-19 they will start goreng stocks with concession assets now paying lower interest expenses thus better profit.
you are talking something as if you are going to acquire the whole power plant
cukup lah....
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Posted by qqq33333333 > May 15, 2020 9:53 AM | Report Abuse
plants become less efficient and more maintenance as years go by...so PBB using whole spread sheet is probably better than your constant profit based on year 1.
@Aseng....i agree with you bro....common sense is important and very useful. JHDP is an RM8 billion investment. So isn't an annual nett profit of RM1billion a reasonable expectation from an RM8 billion project....common sense....haha.
I know my common sense my common sense plays its role after reading reading DK66 report , Iconn8888 report , ehome009 report and Sslee report .
how about your common sense ? pop from nowhere ?
Posted by huahtai98 > May 15, 2020 10:57 AM | Report Abuse
@Aseng....i agree with you bro....common sense is important and very useful. JHDP is an RM8 billion investment. So isn't an annual nett profit of RM1billion a reasonable expectation from an RM8 billion project....common sense....haha.
Comparing PAT yg diberi kat AGM to apa yg the same CFO told Kenanga
PAT US 120m x 4 = RM 480m
JAK's 30% = 144m
JAK's 40% = 192m
Charging on units of power produced, assuming the plant is able to keep up with the minimum utilisation requirement; the project is expected to yield up to USD120.0m/year of net-of-tax profits
JAKS Resources Bhd (JAKS) – Not Rated
For our last corporate visit, Mr. Steveno Ang, Chief Financial Officer of JAKS, provided us a tour of the upcoming coal fired thermal power plant project in the Hai Doung province, which is a 30%-joint venture with the China Power Engineering Consulting Group Co Ltd (CPECC).
The JAKS group as a whole is primarily engaged in water supply and infrastructure construction projects, supply and trading of building materials and steel-related products. The entry into the power segment was a means to minimise cyclical risks of its other segments.
To provide some colour, the plant is designed to generate an output of 2 x 600 MW under a build-operate-transfer model after 25 years with the Vietnamese government, with total construction project revenue to JAKS of RM1.89b to be recognised over phases of completion. Currently estimated to be 55% completed, management anticipates that it is able to commission the first of its two turbines possibly by the end of 2019. The second turbine should then be set to be completed 6 months after this. This is ahead of the initial handover deadline to the Vietnamese Government of November 2020. Addressing any contingencies in place to prevent delays, management mentioned that the integral equipments (i.e. turbines, boilers) for the plant are already on-site, with non-foreseeable issues to source smaller components. Building materials for the plant are also easily sourced from local suppliers. Furthermore, CPECC management and supervisors are consistently on the grounds to monitor the progress closely.
Assuming the full commissioning of the plant, an expected 15,000 mt/day of coal is to be consumed to support a minimum utilisation required of 77% for both turbines. The supply of coal has been committed to be backed by the local coal authority, which is well facilitated with the construction of an inland port/jetty close to the site. Additionally, coal storage areas are being built to store up to 10 days’ worth of fuel, in the event of any hiccups in delivery.
Charging on units of power produced, assuming the plant is able to keep up with the minimum utilisation requirement; the project is expected to yield up to USD120.0m/year of net-of-tax profits.
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Posted by DK66 > 2020-05-14 22:55 | Report Abuse
Aseng and all, good night