Some companies they make big money but they refuse to go up.They want investor to hold on to their shares.Use yr money to make money.They may pay u good divident though
This company grown at about 2% speed annually for the past 11 years...has stable earning but low grow...2% is very little actually. 10 years PER is in the average range of 5.7 (low side) - 8.1 (high side). No surprise if the share price is not moving,. PER in 2008 is about 3.5 only
With a nta of rm 4.07 and a dividend yield of 4.5% p a , this solid counter don't move but when market is moving it did move up then come down again. This trend offer opportunity for safe dividend and capital gain (if not greedy). The downside is limited. Can be considered a safe haven to park your capital when you have exhaust your avenue to invest.
NFH just released its 3 quarter results, increase profit even though revenue remained unchanged. The catalyst is not dividend at 3 cent declared but the appearance of Yeo as substantial shareholder. Just look ar Ajiya, the pattern is set. NHF share price will be up and up
Yeoman of Singapore is buying more NHF shares judging from the filing made to Bursa. Something is brewing. Could it be bonus issue? Dividend 8 cents is also forthcoming. Buy and keep this share. It will pay back handsomely in the long run.
Undervalued stock v good cash flow each year of rm 40+million...already got presence in south america, much easier to enter US market via TPPA. Yeoman is a smart investor...looked at their investment in ulicorp, OFI...more than 100% return
Based on the edge interview with the group MD, he expects the PE of nhfatt to be 20...if pe 20, the share should worth rm 6 and above...looked at the other small cap companies like kesm, ajiya, ulicorp...all shoot up like no body's business
MD aimed to increase export sale to 70%, bringing 50% increase to total revenue within 5 years. Not many small cap companies like nhfatt with such a huge reserve, over 220 million
If next quarter profit can reach again more than 10cent eps, d share price will shoot up. Looked at kesm, almost rm 10 even though low liquidity. D company had set up manufacturing subsidiary in indonesia
Yesterday Bursa Filing has shown that Chong Choon Yeng, principal officer of the NHF has bought 319,900 shares at RM511,779/- within 3 working days. In 2015 annual report there is no such name as principal officer. Anyone can enlighten us when Chong Choon Yeng became its principal officer?
NHF is a buy for those who are keen to make some pocket money for 3 reasons: 1 - Kenanga Research & Investment reported on 1/12/2016 that NHF should reach RM3.78 for projected profit for FY2017 using PE. 10. Estimated dividend pay-out for FY16-17 will be 14 cents and 15 cents respectively. 2 - NHF's CFO has spent more than RM0.51 millions to buy 160,000 NHF shares in 2016. If NHF did not perform, do you think he would have bought shares at RM3.20 each. 3 - Yeoman 3-rights value Asia Fund has been accumulating NHF shares and it now owned 6.8% or 5.16 millions shares. Yeoman is a Singapore well-known fund manager specializing in value investing. If NHF has not been performing, do think Yeoman is still accumulating the shares?
This is just my view. Buy or Sell at your own risks. Thank you.
nhfatt is indeed an undervalued company with uninterrupted profit since listing. The company aimed to increase export revenue to 70%. They have managed2increase from 30% to 52% this year
Could you remember since listed in Bursa, did NHF make any capital restructuring? I bought this share for more than 8 years, no bonus issue, no rights issue, no warrants issue! However, year in year out, paying dividend without failed. May those investors who will be attending AGM to request the Board to consider issuance of bonus, right or warrant free to shareholders as a reward for their long time loyalty.
they have huge amount of retained profit and no problem with bonus issue. Companies like PIE, ajiya also only gave bonus issues after years of listing. However, the most important thing is increasing profit. With that, the share price and dividend will grow too
In FY16, total export markets, which amounted to RM121.37m, accounted for 52.3% of group turnover. Non-operating items namely net forex gain (RM6.93m) and revaluation of investment properties (RM0.90m) came in at RM7.83m in FY16. The stock is currently trading at a discount of 30% to its book value of RM4.96/share. By ascribing a 20% discount to its book value, the stock should be worth at least RM4.00. Based on our EPS forecast of 39.0 sen for FY17, the stock is currently trading at a P/E of 9.0x. http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/loginvestblog/117391.jsp
The stock will be beneficial from the depreciation of ringgit due to a rate hike in the US in this month. I bought some export-oriented stocks to prepare for it.
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target price=RM4.00 based on NTA valuation.