Tswong, mfrs141 not as difficult as u tot... engage a third party valuer to do the discounted cash flow analysis to come up with the fair value only... financial analyst can fair value everything under the sun.... fyi, some sdn bhd is required to do fv on their biological assets too under mpers... if they can get valuer to assess the value of fmu5, whats the problem they stuck with the fair value of their other concession rights?
Posted on 3 September 2018 - 12:34pm Last updated on 3 September 2018 - 09:09pm
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PETALING JAYA: Priceworth International Bhd which was the most active counter at early trade today, plunged 25% to 4.5 sen after delays in releasing its unaudited quarterly report for the period ended June 30 within the stipulated time frame which ended on August 30.
At 11.35am, the stock was trading at 5 sen with 76.39 million shares done. The group told the stock exchange on Thursday, that it is unable to release its unaudited quarterly report for the period ended June 30, to Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd by August 30, which is a period not later than 2 months after the end of each quarter of a financial year as required.
Priceworth's securities will be suspended if the financial results are not released on or before Sept 7, which is five market days after the initial deadline of August 30. The delay was attributed to the process of adopting the Malaysian Accounting Standards Board's (MASB) Malaysian Financial Reporting Standards (MFRS) framework. Coming under the Transitioning Entities category for the MFRS framework—the group is required to prepare financial statements using the framework for its financial statements for the financial year ending June 30, 2019. In order to enhance the comparability and relevance of the financial statements, the group has decided to early adopt the MFRS frameworks and prepare their financial statements using MFRS for the current financial year ended June 30. "To facilitate the finalization of the valuation of the group's biological assets following the adoption by the company of MFRS 141 as the directors are of the view that the early adoption of MFRS 141 will result in a more true and fair financial position as well as enhance the comparability and relevance of the financial statements," said its board of directors.
Naps now is 0.10-0.11.... after fv of other concession rights and fmu5 maybe higher.... but many stock also trade below naps.... it is hard to tell how much it worth la...let uncertainty becomes certain first....
Priceworth already told the press about the ban of round log will have insignificant impact on pworth in may. And if u read through their annual report. Pworth main product of sales is plywood which at very high demand from japan now. They can just supply the round log easily to local furniture company as its lack of round log everywhere now or process it into plywood. What u worry about the ban of round log export?
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Tswong, mfrs141 not as difficult as u tot... engage a third party valuer to do the discounted cash flow analysis to come up with the fair value only... financial analyst can fair value everything under the sun.... fyi, some sdn bhd is required to do fv on their biological assets too under mpers... if they can get valuer to assess the value of fmu5, whats the problem they stuck with the fair value of their other concession rights?