Yea shouldn't focus too much on the external but we can hedge against a bad market (put warrant). Most importantly is to buy stocks as low as possible(inception stage of a growth story).
I take the narrative statement of directors in QR and AR for clues instead of financial figures. Because figure is the past, narrative statement is the future.
So far the biggest crisis I have encountered during my 2.5 years venture in stock market is the one in August 2015. Paperplane may you tell me your experience during the whole August 2015 short crash? Did you sell everything or just keep calm for a rebound?
Sold some of my Sunright @ 55.5c, realising a + 228% ROI in 18 months. Mother is up almost 6% while son is down so I guess it makes sense to cream some gains off while they're still there!
as long as sunright is above 50 cents, there is a possibility that the management would issue bonus share when the full year result is out in sept. There are currently only 120m shares in issue.
The bulk of my Sunright shares costing 24.3c incl commissions are still intact - as long as they are technically undervalued, I will hold on to most of them.
But at the same time I'm switching some RM to very undervalued Ben Graham-type Japanese shares and since I'm disciplined in keeping my powder dry, I may have to resort to switching S$ to yen to pay for the latter.
sunright's mgmt could not initiate something on kesm without losing control on the company(Kesm). But it could issue bonus shares on sunright or even privatise sunright if it remains at a big discount to valuation.
Sunright 1h2017 NTA is 58.2cents (Singapore cents). KESM 1h2017 is RM7.15. Share price of KESM is currently at RM16.18. Sunright booked its stake in KESM at book value. Compared to current price of RM16.18, the stake is undervalued by RM188.05m ((16.18-7.15)*20.825). Convert this amount into Sing Dollar it is S$60.66m (188.05/3.1).
Readjusted NTA would be 58.2 cents + 50.6 cents (60.66m / 120m shares) = $1.088.
Thank atas. Agreed on Paperplane to have discount... But the current discount almost 50%...which I call it undervalued
It make sense also if mother company never wanna share with their shareholders. Same case like Insas, BjCorp. Give you peanuts. They keeping the cash to spend themselves
SINGAPOREAN typically NIAO JI, macam kiasu, kiasi. Forget it. 50% might make sense also
Singapore relies a lot on foreign investors and liquidity is generally low given the market condition now. From investors' perspective for Sunright, they give more weight to dividend earnings from KESM than the share value. Akin to many property developers companies, their share values are mostly undervalued if you consider the underlying property they are holding. Given a choice, one would prefer to invest in undervalued shares backed up by property assets than a company backed up by shares (as shares value are more volatile).
Kesm is confirmed on its high growth rate from this year onward which can be seen on recent earning.... It could be rm20 by year end... By the time , I expect sunright shall sail upward from 55sen. If hit 80sen, Its about 45% profit...
Can anyone explain why invest in Sunright rather than direct at KESM?
I thought KESM earnings are already consolidated into Sunright's group figures. As far as earnings is concern, it has already been factored into Sunright's price.
The value of KESM's share though is shown at cost value instead of fair market value. Sunright also has other subsidiaries in Thailand, China and Philippines. They are all taken up at cost value rather than market value - probably the main reason why Sunright's share has not moved in tandem to KESM's performance.
One must also consider KESM constitutes not a big portion of Sunrights earnings or assets. If you are banking on KESM's performance, why not invest direct at KESM? As far as earnings is concerned, KESM's performance does not have a significant influence on Sunright's share price.
Buying Sunright's share means you are buying into its whole business overall. It's share price depends on the performance of other subsidiaries too. It is also quite costly in my opinion since the PE is about 34 (much higher than its peers in Singapore).
KESM is at PE of 18 (some IT peers in Malaysia have much higher PE).
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Yea shouldn't focus too much on the external but we can hedge against a bad market (put warrant). Most importantly is to buy stocks as low as possible(inception stage of a growth story).
Thank you paperplane for sharing with us. :)