haha i wish... but doesn't look likely... karex is family owned and run... the next generation bringing alot of energy and ideas to management... don't think they will sell out unless topglove over pay for it
I think Karex is going to have more M&A in taking over other potential companies.
Recall that Karex raised MYR158m in Mar 2015 through the placement of 40.5m new shares, of which MYR110m was slated for M&A and MYR48m for working capital.
Subsequently, Karex purchased two pieces of land in Pontian for MYR14.8m in Apr 2015.
Factoring in the MLD acquisition (MYR13m), Karex still has a sizeable ***MYR82.2m*** pocket money for further acquisition, which could be a catalyst for FY16 (Jun). :)
If you are the CEO will you spend 2.5 bil to buy a company which yearly revenue is about 300 mil and a profit of 60 mil. Which also nee dto absorb all its liability.... That is a PE of 41.7 !!! That is crazy .... I am a share holder of Top Glove if Top Glove really pay this price to aquire I will dump top Glove in a blink of an eye ...
Everything comea at a price tag. I am not saying Karex is not good. but it is just not impresive if you look into its balance sheet and its earning growth. To pay at PE more than 40 and 6.3 NTA that is nuts !!! .... I will be shoot by Karex shareholder here .... They are others condom producer companies here and abroad why saying Karex is the only option leh !!! Paying 2.5B is too aggressive and risky and pricey .... Come on be realistic. Take the profit
cruger, what you say makes sense but you forget to factor in its future prospect. This is not an undervalued company but it is a growth company. The PE is 40 as it has still not see full impact of the weakening MYR and its full condom production capacity. Condom is needed everywhere and the more educated people are, the more they will buy condom.
I agree what cruger12345 say. If Topglove really want to take over Karex, I think Topglove will pay more that 2.5bil, may be 3.0bil (equal rm4.5/share), because Karex shareholder won't agree to sell at this current price. The deal must be failed finally.
cruger, based on latest analyst report fr RHB, Karex is worth much more than RM2.5 bil. R u implying tht they overvalued Karex oso? The intrinsic value of a good brand is highly subjective. U need to be involved intricately in d industry to see its value. Looking at Karex's accounts and numbers can only tell u part of d story. Ppl with a clear vision of Karex's future potentials and prospects knows best.
Just imagine how much spent and time taken for Topglov to attain world's largest glove manufacturers? For a price tag of RM2.5 bil to get d world's largest condom manufacturer in s glimpse is way too cheap and too easy.
Johny King. What is Topglove market cap now ? It is 6 Bil. It is making 103 mil for the latest quater. How much money Karex made for the latest quarter ? 17 Mil. One could say it has growth prospect I do not argue that. But how does it grows ? It gorwa by issuing more and more right issue. Will Topglove buy over Karex at this price ? I mean 2.5B or maybe even more which is almost half of TopGlove market cap. Buying a 2.5B company to producer a 59 mil profit ( 2014 Karex annual profit ) ? It is way too risky and expensive in my opinion. As I said, I am a TopGlove share holder I will not agrre with this price tag. If Topglove procedd with it i will just simply sell Top Glove for I don't think that will make business sense. i wish you all lucks.
Karex doesn't have much historical data on the market... but look at it this way... EPS has increased year on yearr and this despite a 50% growth in share price... revenue increased over 30% ... profit margins increased around 30% as well... which tallys more or less with the increased production capacity coming online... this says to me that the company is growing and seeing how quick the increased production capacity got translated into sales it says to me that the demand for the product is robust... the increased profit margin also tells me that the management of the firm seems to be efficient or that the company is reaping more economies of scale.... good news seeing that it's the biggest already... means that competitors will likely have trouble competing price wise unless they have a new more efficient manufacturing tech
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