Hi Pauline in 2004 even rubbish share can hit the sky not roof top,please refer to the incident that happen that year.That's why until today still have lots of speculator that invest with imagination,still ends up with investor title that been trap until today.
10-year EPG growth rate = -ve figure.... ROE < 10%, in fact approximately 5%
what are the competitive advantages for this Sunshine Supermarket over other retails like Giant, Tesco, Gamma, Queen Bay Mall, etc ? the competition sounds very stiff at Penang
Suiwah Corp Bhd’s current market capitalisation of RM120.4mil has only factored in the value of its retail business, manufacturing division, Sunshine Square property and net cash, said PublicInvest Research.
It added that investors have overlooked Suiwah’s valuable landbank as well as its newly-opened shopping mall in Bertam, Seberang Prai, which is fully tenanted.
Based on PublicInvest’s sum-of-parts (SOP) valuation, Suiwah could be worth at least RM274mil or RM4.78 per share.
Suiwah has its origins as the first neighbourhood general merchant in Air Itam, Penang in 1961. It runs its retail business under the ‘Sunshine’ brand, a household name in Penang.
Although the Sunshine brand is a household name in Penang, the retail business is a thin-margin business. PublicInvest believes Suiwah’s management is diversifying and complementing its retail business by taking pro-active steps to unlock the development potential of its valuable landbank. Going forward, property rental income is expected to diversify and improve the group’s earning base.
Suiwah Corporation‟s (Suiwah) current market capitalisation of RM120.4m has only factored in the value of its retail business (operated under the Sunshine brand), manufacturing division, Sunshine Square property and net cash. Investors have overlooked Suiwah‟s valuable landbank (for example, its 9-acre prime commercial land in Bandar Baru Air Itam, Penang Island) as well as its newly-opened shopping mall in Bertam, Seberang Prai, which is fully tenanted. The group has a healthy balance sheet (net cash/S-T investment of RM33.4m or RM0.58/share). Based on our SOP valuation, we see deep underlying value in the company as it could be worth at least RM274m or RM4.78 per share.
Background of the company. Suiwah has its origins as the first neighbourhood general merchant in Air Itam, Penang in 1961. It runs its retail business under the „Sunshine brand which is a household name in Penang. The group was listed on the Second Board of Bursa Malaysia in 1995 and transferred to the Main Board in 2005. The group has three key divisions: (i) retail; (ii) manufacturing; and (ii) property investment & development. Under its retail operation, Suiwah operates departmental stores and supermarkets such as Sunshine Square, Sunshine Lip Sin, Sunshine Farlim Shopping Mall and Sunshine Bertam Shopping Mall as well as convenience stores within MNCs factories (e.g. ASE Electronics and Agilent). Under its manufacturing segment, Suiwah has diversified into flexible printed circuit board manufacturing under its subsidiary, the Qdos group. In recent years, Suiwah has moved into property development/investment to realise the potential of its landbank as well as to complement its retailing business.
Overlooked development land and shopping mall. Suiwah owns a number of landbank and properties (see list of properties in figure 7), including 9 acres of prime commercial land in Bandar Baru Air Itam, Penang Island. We understand from various sources that the 9-acre plot will be developed into a mixed development project with two blocks of serviced apartments and SOHOs (estimated GDV of around RM300m) and one retail podium with net lettable area (NLA) of 900,000 sq ft. The development project is situated in the established Air Itam area (also known as Farlim) and construction is expected to commence this year. Besides the Air Itam land, Suiwah also owns various properties such as the newly-opened Sunshine Bertam Shopping Mall and a piece of 11.5-acre freehold land in Jawi, Seberang Prai.
Consistent dividend payout and healthy balance sheet. Suiwah has consistently been paying 8 sen per annum (yield of 3.8%) for the last seven years. Besides that, the company‟s balance sheet and operating cash flows are healthy and solid. Its net cash position currently stands at RM33.4m (including S-T investments) with positive net operating cash flow of around RM25m-RM40m for the last three years.
this is what i saw in the highlights section. is there any news on their subsidiaries company (Hozone sdn. bhd. & Daunpuri Sdn. Bhd.)???
I like boring company. You can only buy undervalue stock at cheap price when it is boring and when not many people and research house notice this. Takaful started like this. Let's check this in few months time.
Exactly, the only way to make good money is to buy undervalued counters that the Market overlooked - hold it for years & even decades until VALUE EMERGE SOMEDAY.
Suiwah & Pintaras Jaya were both at RM1.40 which I bought about the same time. Pintaras has been a high flyer while Suiwah remained boring with 6 cts dividend yearly. At last SUIWAH is coming to life & patience is rewarded.
Another 3 boring counters you should consider are OPCOM, DUTALAND & MUI BERHAD.
Technical BUY with +23.4% potential return Last price : RM2.64 Target Price : RM2.99, RM3.19 Support : RM2.45 Stop-loss: RM2.39 BUY with a target price of RM3.19 with stop loss at below RM2.39. Following the gap up on 14 Feb 14, SW’s share price struggled to move past RM2.54 despite making the attempt twice. Share price has consolidated along the tightening range in the form of “ascending triangle” while yesterday’s strong gain along with a higher trading volume of 1.1m shares (vs 20-day average of 0.1m) suggest a genuine breakout. Given a bullish crossover in both Stochastic and DMI, we envisaged an upward continuation of the previous uptrend, and thus peg our upside target at 1.61x Fibonacci extension level of RM3.19 over the medium term. Conservative investors may try to accumulate at the lower RM2.50-2.64 region on “return move’ expectation which would reduce the overall risk.
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Posted by PaulinaYong > 2012-11-19 12:58 | Report Abuse
I wondering why this stock is OUT OF INVESTOR RADAR???
I need YOUR OPINION..
Thanks..