Let's say an investor owns 1,099,000 shares of AEONCR-LA. 1,099,000/10.99 = 100,000 AEONCR shares. Let RMy be the intrinsic value of AEONCR-LA. y X 1,099,000 = 100,000 X RM12.92. y = 1.18 Hence, the intrinsic value of AEONCR-LA is RM1.18.
If 5% premium is given to the mother share, i.e. [(100 + 5)/100] X 12.92 = 13.57, then y X 1,099,000 = 100,000 X RM13.57 y = 1.23
correct me if I am wrong, ignore the premium, let say aeoncr price is X, aeoncr-la price is X/10.99, after that aeoncr price change to Y, aeoncr-la price is Y/10.99,
% different in price for 1) aeoncr = Y/X 2) aeoncr-la = (Y/10.99) / (X/10.99) = Y/X
Thus, I see no gearing and no advantage buying aeoncr-la after listing except the 3.5% interest.
Have sold off all my LA @ 1.18 and bought into the mother share @ 12.76. Div wise a bit less but chance off capital appreciation of mother share . Have been sitting on this stock since 2010. Very good returns
Switching my holdings to Petronm ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Extract of Analyst Report from RHB
Petron Malaysia
Fuel Happy
We initiate coverage on Petron with a BUY recommendation. Our TP of MYR16.20 (60% upside) is based on a 12.5x FY18 P/E. The company owns over 580 service stations nationwide, distributing gasoline, diesel and LPG products. Petron also owns an 88,000bpd refinery in Port Dickson, Malaysia with a Nelson Complexity Index of 3. We believe the refinery would provide the company with a competitive advantage, thereby enabling it to take advantage of refined product spreads.
Third largest retail station operator in Malaysia. Petron Malaysia (Petron), a major fuel retail distributor in Malaysia, has the third largest market share in the country behind Shell and Petronas Dagangan (PETD MK, NR). It owns over 580 service stations nationwide, distributing gasoline, diesel and LPG products.
Besides retail marketing, the company also owns an 88,000bpd refinery located in Port Dickson, Malaysia with a Nelson Complexity Index of 3. The refinery is capable of producing gasoline, diesel, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), kerosene and low sulphur waxy residue (LWSR). The refinery has an average utilisation rate of c.50% due to the unfavourable economics of LSWR which, in turn is due to its low complexity rate. The company is 73.4%-owned by Petron Corp, the largest oil refining and marketing company in the Philippines.
The refinery could provide alpha. Its retail fuel segment plays a volume game, ie the more retail stations imply a higher volume. As such, we expect its retail volume to grow by c.4% each year, driven by the opening of new stations. Our base case scenario assumes Petron would open 15 new stations every year. Its commercial fuel segment earnings are driven by spreads for naphtha, kerosene and LSWR. We expect spreads for naphtha and kerosene to range between USD2-7/bbl for the long term. As such, we believe the commercial fuel would provide the company with a higher earnings growth potential, compared to that of its peers.
Healthy balance sheet. As of 1H17, it is a net cash company; we expect Petron to end FY17F in a net cash position. Total borrowings are at MYR66.4m, while its cash position is at MYR156m. This is comparable to the situation at the end-FY16, when it was in a net debt position of MYR136m. Net cash from operations and free cash flow has been on an increasing trend, attributed to better cost management as well as the asset performance mechanism (APM), which transmits changes in oil prices to retail fuel prices.
BUY. We initiate coverage on Petron with a BUY recommendation, supported by a TP of MYR16.20. We arrive at our TP by pegging a 12.5x P/E to FY18F EPS of MYR1.30. As a comparison, Petronas Dagangan is trading at 24.6x P/E for FY18, at a 70% premium to Petron. We like Petron as we believe its retail fuel segment would provide a stable base of earnings due to the APM mechanism, while its commercial fuel segment would provide an earnings boost, an advantage the company holds over its peers due to its refinery.
The LA should never trade at a premium or deficit to the mother, since it can be converted at any time.
If its at a discount, people will buy the LA and convert to mother. If its at a premium, people will sell because its overpriced and has a lower div yield than the mother to begin with.
So basically, the play is this. whenever it is trading at a deficit, buy and keep.
I think aeoncr still got room to go up . There is an article saying salary worker whose paid is lower than 5k is very difficult to get loan from bank . They have to get loan from other channels , one of them is aeoncr . Aeoncr revenue and profit has been up continuously since listed , it is a miracle and not many company can do that . I put most of my asset into this company . Wish it will go up to 20.00 in near future
easy la. aeoncr business moat is strong. why? u see the facebook. all customer want to get loan but kena rejected. some even kena rejected 5 times and still returning. some grumble also, but still need cash la.
aeoncr is in a very good position as micro financing institution. infinitely better than along. Many who bought motor also subscribe to aeoncr also =)
and ah, aeoncr still pending opening branches, and i m still waiting them to open it in my town. Business, you guess. See the sales and you know d. See the roe and you know d. See the PE, yes single digit. =)
If Lynch is here, he will scold me why i didn't sapu aeoncr. haha
if convert la to mother 11 la = 1 mother, means you pay LA = 11 x 1.16 = 12.76 and Mother = 13.14 straight away you make = 13.14 - 12.76 = RM0.38 after ex-div, mother adjust to 13.14 - 0.22 = RM12.92, overall still make even after ex-div.
micro finance is better than commercial finance,because of it low level of default and higher interest,u can check Muhammad Yunusresearch on micro finance for noble reward
Guardize, request by email and download LA Conversion Form from Symphony. Avoid odd lots of mother share in your conversion by buying multiples of 1100 LA shares. Doubtful whether you can convert in time to rank for the interim dividend of 21.13 sen. Please check with Symphony.
LA can be treated like a bond as well. In worst case scenario when aeoncr mother share no longer pay div, those LA holder will still enjoy 3.5% interest.
im thinking of taking aeoncr loan to buy back its mother share, can ah? haha....monthly interest 1.5% only....capital appreciation is more than that =D
Alex, it will be very high risk if you do so. Yearly rate is 18%, and that is the not the nett figure, you may end up paying more than 18% if it is daily res. You will ended up gain nothing or lost a lot if market reverse.
However, housing loan may be the cheapest loan available. You can think of that if you can refinance your house
1,150,631 shares have been created as per today announcement. That worth around RM15 million, i believe is around 10% of total loan stocks. Seems like many people can't wait and convert asap. Good for long term but bad for short term.
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tomorrow huat liao.... :)