Will turn around under good management. Pare off debts by selling cheap land. Bumper profits ahead as cost of production low. Same owner as JTiasa, so can catch up to J Tiasa level in a few years Insiders buying as show of confidence.
Hi Calvin, the article does not mention what is the target FFP in the coming quarters. If you look at the Jan and FEB FFP output it is still below 20K MT. 2023 turn around also due to one off of impairment reversal of 64M so in total 2023 is still not out of wood yet. Although the total plant area is big but only 20,849 ha of the oil palms were in prime mature age cluster (eight to 19 years). RSawit still required to replant the another 17,794ha which has old age plant in coming years. So I wonder how RSAWIT can be considered to be better than JTIASA which is currently net cash, pay dividend and FFP production is 4 times better than RSAWIT plus share base is half of RSAWIT. I guess the main question is still the FFP in the coming quarters.
There is a hidden secret in Rsawit which is superior and can leapfrog Jtiasa in value unlocking unknown to many
While Jtiasa got huge Ffb harvest the Huge Pulau Bruits lands are only "rented" to Jtiasa. About 130,000 acres in Pulau Bruit are stated as "rented lands"
For Jtiasa therefore it is more a pure earnings play just like Inno
But for Rsawit it owns all its lands with title deeds and now that palm oil estates are in hot demand Rsawit will stand to reap a golden windfall notwithstanding its Ffb still low
Today Rsawit will conduct EGM to vote for sale of two palm oil estates totalling Rm165 millions There will be a good profit of Rm77 millions translated to a cash profit of 3.77 sen per share And this will be reported by Aug 2024 results Can ask for a "special dividend" if possible
Thanks Calvin, with that EGM in mind and potential cash profit or special dividend should they proceed with the land sales, what is the fair value target for Rsawit share?
yes since Top holder got more than 60% voting rights the Egm will pass
As for value of Rsawit
I bought Rsawit at around 60 sen in years 2015 to 2017
about the same time I also bought Thplant and Bplant around Rm1.00 to Rm1.10 range and bought Jtiasa around Rm1.20
Both Thplant and Bplant did not move much as they ranged Rm1.10 to Rm1.20. however both gave very good dividends
as for Jtiasa it gave no dividend but share price jumped above Rm1.60 to Rm1.70
Rsawit was a total disappointment which I "cutloss" around 50 sen
Now since Thplant up over 70 sen , Bplant taken private by Ltat at Rm1.55 and Jtiasa has surged back to Rm1.40 I think Rsawit is a laggard that should rise up much higher from here
how high?
I think 60 sen is the target and hopefully it will cross it's all time high above Rm1.00 one fine day
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