I do not think there is a need to worry about OFI for investors. OFI product range are own brand and it is doing well. It is not just about Indonesia. They have healthy export markets composition with local markets. Importantly the valuation itself is attractive, not only in terms of peer comparison but the valuation of the company in terms of its balance sheet, cashflow and yield.
Munchy a local food manufacturer (without snack segment) sold at 25 times to PE fund at at Revenue about the size of OFI few years ago. That should help allay fears for those who are worrie with share price fluctuations.
Nowadays very hard to find such a good counter with honest management and paying dividend every single quarter, no matter the results is good or bad. This is what i like. They are willing to share and treat shareholders like business partners to the heart..
The market is only bad for blue chip companies. Who cares about Genting dropping 1% and Top Glove if you are a small cap investor. Trust me, you are investing in OFI, you need to wait another 1 to 2 quarters.
But there are risks here. One would be that this period of higher inflation has worked its way into consumer expectations to the point that it will be to some degree self-perpetuating. Another would be that the tightness in the labor market won’t dissipate, with many of the people who left the workforce during the pandemic permanently on the sidelines.
For now, however, the big issue is that supply constraints haven’t gone away, and with the holidays approaching, the economy has entered the season of peak consumer demand. It won’t be until the first quarter, when demand for consumer goods is much lower, that supply constraints might ease. If inflation looked hot in October, just imagine what November and December might bring.
Failed rally a few months ago due to too many retail investors pilling on. The majority of retail has sold out according to my strategy. Expecting better revenues next quarter
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I do not think there is a need to worry about OFI for investors. OFI product range are own brand and it is doing well. It is not just about Indonesia. They have healthy export markets composition with local markets. Importantly the valuation itself is attractive, not only in terms of peer comparison but the valuation of the company in terms of its balance sheet, cashflow and yield.
Munchy a local food manufacturer (without snack segment) sold at 25 times to PE fund at at Revenue about the size of OFI few years ago. That should help allay fears for those who are worrie with share price fluctuations.