Any idea why management is hesitate to change Johotin to something like Able Dairies Berhad? Just to reflect the current core business (80% dairies and 20?% can&packing)
@huat_ahh The best we can infer is, "Able" will probably be one of the brands they will be developing but not the only one, we can't exclude the possibility of new brands coming out of Johotin down the road. They started out as a tin manufacturing company, now they have penetrated the dairy industry, I wouldn't be surprised if the penetrate other canned foods segment or even the paint industry, essentially replicating the "Lam Soon" strategy, which in my opinion has more opportunity for revenue growth than focusing fully on the already saturated dairy industry.
My theory is, after they have collected enough market share in the dairy industry and have reached their bottleneck point, they'll venture out to other segments. Which means it wouldn't be wise to name their future products as "Able Canned Sardines" or "Able Paint".
However, this does not mean I am ruling out the possibility of them changing their holding company's name. They will most probably rename their company to something more relevant and relatable to the international market after they have two solid brands under their belt.
If they successfully replicate the "Lam Soon" brand development strategy, a billion dollar valuation is likely, which is why, right now, Johotin is 50%+ of my portfolio. Which is also probably why the Directors are holding on to most of their shares.
However, if they will settle with the Dairy industry and rename Johotin to Able Brands Berhad. I will sell all my shares after I feel they have reached their bottleneck point.
Some companies have the potential to branch out to multiple industries, some companies do very well within one industry. Billion dollar valuation can be reached with both strategies but Johotin has proved to me successfully that they can thrive out of their initial core competency, let's hope they continue to branch out.
Mexico plant is expected to kick off production this year 2021. Right? How can Mexicoe has disruption in production when the production is scheduled this year??
I presume this coming Q4 2020 is still based on Malaysia production only. But why need extra one month to complete the accounting? Despite MCO last year 2020, Johotin still managed to close Q2, and Q3 accounts on time. I really have no idea at all... Lol.
oh yaa. just happened to see some comments fro johortin here. i agree some. i never pay so much attention on johortin prices, as long as below RM2 is a good buy! and today i just realised johortin at RM1.77 i just added more to in making it 35% of my total portfolio. Johortin always one of my long term growth stocks.
also just looked at today's AM transaction. very strange if you guys look at it. very odd volume 1- 2 units consistently pressing the price down from RM1.78 - RM1.75. is this coincident or there's something brewing with the delayed QR reports announcement for year end 2020 closing? my guess is (manipulation pressing down and accumulating lower entry price) then back to the TP of RM2+?
Hello @Pinky this is not the case. #1, i work in a MNC corporate, we have plant in mexico city. the situation there is way more chill than us, no one is panicking, not like the south east asian people. everything there was usual, nothing impacted their daily life and work still as usual. Covid19 in mexico don't really concerns them. #2, this Q4 2020 result is not factored with Mexico expansion.
In view of COVID-19 pandemic and the Movement Control Order 2.0 implemented by the Malaysian Government, Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad (“the Exchange”) has granted a 1-month extension of time for the issuance of unaudited quarterly report for the period ended 31 December 2020 (“Quarterly report”), which is due by 28 February 2021.
The Board of Directors of Johore Tin Berhad (“Company”) wishes to inform that the Company will utilise the extension of time granted by the Exchange and will ensure that the Quarterly report will be issued by 31 March 2021.
You don't need to be a millionaire to have a decent portfolio, as trading fees are so affordable nowadays, and 1 lot is only 100 shares, no longer 1 lot = 1000 shares.
Let's say RM2K per counter. I have 9 counters now. That's only RM18K
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given the USD & bond yield is raising back to pre-covid level.. all the commodities like tin prices is dropping. this is not a concern at all. this is the golden period now to buy low and keep. if not now then when? #peace!
Fundamental still good .i notice cash hit 101 mil and total liability reduce 6 mil. even lower Revenue due to lower sales & increase of freight charges,& tin price, Ask yourself how many company manage to generate so high level of cash during covid pandemic? Cheers to management! salute.
I notice Johotin keep on increase high level of inventory 100 mil,that means if company buy hugh material within Oct-Dec 2020 at the lower price compare current price of material,average cost of production will reduce(base on current market material price) & repayment to the creditor also will reduce due to strong of RM compare USD. I hope cash level will keep on hit new record!
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Posted by moneySIFU > 2021-02-18 12:39 | Report Abuse
Haha, Pinky, possible