It looks like Hevea is cheaper as compared to Homeriz recently. Umm...difficult to choose... Currently I 'm holding for both company. Hevea will settle it's Usd based loan by April, then will be more div yield in future.
according to foreign currency risk sensitivity analysis in the 2015 annual report (publish jan16) , if the USD strengthened by 10% , the company profit will decrease by RM291K which was different in 2014 where the profit will increase by RM1.5 if usd strengthened by 10%
Yup, Homeriz hedge almost all its currency risk. If not mistaken their main market is ANZ. To predict their revenue, it will be better to look at housing data instead of currency.
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Posted by alex88812 > 2016-04-11 22:51 | Report Abuse
Ivan89, hope really as what said, but in reality it is in down trend.. jump in earlier at 0.88... but keep dropping... =(