Favco may trade higher after closing at its highest in a year last Friday. A position can be initiated above RM1.55, with a close below last Friday’s low of RM1.48 as stop-loss. The price target is RM2.00, with selling also expected at RM1.80. The trade may not work should the stop-loss be triggered, after which the stock may continue its sideway move. Strong support lies at RM1.35.
Favco dropped because of purchase of the crane fabrication yard in Australia from Muhibbah for AUD15.00m to be paid by 31.678m new Favco shares at RM1.52 per share. This will dilute Favco's future earnings by some 1.5 sen per share. Assuming a PER of 5.25, this will translate to a reduction in share price by some 7.9 sen or 8.0 sen.
The Proposed Acquisition provides immediate rental savings to FFB of approximately AUD735,000 (equivalent to approximately RM2.356 million) per annum. It may also reduce FFB‟s administrative costs as a result of the reduction in the number of recurrent related party transactions between FFB and the Vendor.
Agree with chongkonghui. Acquisition of fabrication yard with new ordinary share will dilute the net earning but i think not much effect on NTA. The 1st quarter 2012 earning is about 4.9 cents per share (after dilution of the new share issued), still higher than 2011 1st quarter earning(2.18 cents per share).
More important is the earning is increasing year by year and the NTA was increased about 14%/year from 2006. With current order book, earning will continue to increase. Do correct me if i am wrong.
+Franksoweto, I am waiting for right time to enter again, regardless the price RM1.50 or RM1.70 because price is just a price, Price-Valuation is more important.
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Posted by nubhan > 2012-06-15 14:28 | Report Abuse
Alert ! May going north !