@Pinky. Thanks for clarifying. I would still like to understand the accounting side of it. Does this mean that once you finish building the toll road or water treatment plant Taliworks immediately recognize the operating cashflows for XX years as profit ( a big lumped number in a year) followed by no income recognitions from the operating cashflows in the subsequent years?
Take opportunity to accumulate during recent sell down as the dividend pay out quarterly and it is very attractive at 8%. Hopefully the venture into RE and waste management business will cover the cease of Langkawi water business. The coming q result should be good (RHB research said: said, “We note that Taliworks had in July received a RM43.5mil cash compensation from the government, for the non-increase in 2020’s scheduled toll hikes for the Cheras-Kajang highway.”)
if want find trading gap, taliworks is not a good choice. up and down gap is very limited. If want to find high dividend counter, can consider taliworks.
When talk about highways or tollways, we always refer to Litrak, IJM, Gamuda, AZRB, Ekovest or even BPuri, but didn't aware Taliwrk is also having 2 tollways( this is one of the left out counter for this wave). Improve of the traffic loading will also benefit to Taliwrk.
Taliwrk is still very attractive at present price. Points to note : one of the counter benefit from budget 2022 (RE) , recovery revenue from it 2 tollways, not subjected to cukai makmur, pay attractive dividend each quarter consistently.
magus what special dividend? Tali already paying very good regular dividends, anyway, there is no reason for paying any special dividends. 17/11/2021 12:54 AM
I'm not arguing about the good dividend. I'm just asking as the profit is higher and the company has a stated 75% dividend rate:
The Board of Directors of the Company is pleased to announce that it has approved a dividend payout ratio of not less than 75% of its consolidated profit after tax (excluding exceptional items) for the financial year ending 31 December 2015 onwards as a Dividend Policy for the Company. However, such payments will depend upon a number of factors, including amongst others, the earnings, capital commitments, general financial conditions, distributable reserves and other factors to be considered by the Board.
I'd rather they retain the cash for future projects. Bear in mind that Tali is involved in construction and concession businesses which needs heavy capital outlay. Current dividend yield is already very handsome.
Pinky I'd rather they retain the cash for future projects. Bear in mind that Tali is involved in construction and concession businesses which needs heavy capital outlay. Current dividend yield is already very handsome. 17/11/2021 9:14 AM
Meanwhile CGS CIMB Research noted that Taliworks has confirmed that it has submitted its tender for the Sg Rasau Water Supply Scheme in Selangor. The project award decision is likely by end-2021 and it believes that the company has a fair chance of securing a portion of the water treatment plant works, given its experience in Sungai Selangor Phase 1. https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2021/11/17/on-the-road-to-recovery
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