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1.09 - 1.13
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Latest Price (RM/MT) from MSI
Iron Ore: RM 615.93
Scrap: RM 2,216 - RM 2,610
Billet: RM 3,000 - RM 3,100
Rebar: RM 3,200- RM3,350
Steel Wire Rod: RM 3,350 - RM3,450
Billet price had sky rocketed from RM 2600 just a week earlier!
2022-03-08 21:48
Sanctions on Russia to push Philippines to buy more SE Asia steel billet, sources say
https://www.fastmarkets.com/insights/sanctions-on-russia-to-push-phili...
Far East Russia-origin 125mm 5sp billet was heard offered at $720-725 per tonne cfr Manila at the start of this week with bids as high as $705 per tonne cfr, but sources said they did not believe this offer was still in the market by the end of the week, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Thursday.
Malaysia-origin 5sp blast furnace (BF) billet was heard to be offered by traders at $720-725 per tonne cfr Manila on Friday, with bids heard at $705-710 per tonne cfr for such material.
2022-03-10 22:42
https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/2277959/country-girds-for-impact-...
The price of steel billet in the global market increased to around US$800 per tonne, up from $650 per tonne, in just one week, said Pravit Horungruang, a committee member of the EAF Long Product Steel Producers Association.
2022-03-13 14:41
Philippines steel billet import price hits $800 cfr, most sellers holding back
https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/5088366/Latest-news/Philippines-...
2022-03-13 17:20
Japan's rebar prices climb to 13 years high
https://www.steelmint.com/insights/japans-rebar-prices-climb-to-13-yea...
By Monday morning, deals for SD295A 16-25mm rebar in Tokyo were being transacted at Yen 100,000-102,000/t, up Yen 2,000/t on week and Yen 4,000/t on month respectively, and some buyers have already started paying Yen 103,000/t, sources confirmed. This has been the first time for Japanese rebar prices to reach above Yen 100,000/t since October 2008.
Thats more than 5,400 Chinese Yuan!
2022-03-13 18:21
Live updates: Big steel plant 'being destroyed' in Mariupol
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/ap-ukraine-joe-biden-vladimir-putin...
https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/law-order/1968256-live-updates-bi...
In the besieged port city of Mariupol, Ukrainian and Russian forces are fighting for the Azovstal steel plant, one of the biggest in Europe, said Vadym Denysenko, an adviser to Ukraine's interior minister, in televised remarks on Saturday.
"Now there is a fight for Azovstal. … I can say that we have lost this economic giant. In fact, one of the largest metallurgical plants in Europe is actually being destroyed," Denysenko said.
2022-03-19 23:21
local steel stock price cannot move...
It is because steel is too common and many producers around with big capacity esp China and India.... or due to raw materials also increased a lot? or
Personally l like specialty commodity producers in Msia like Pmetal, PMBTech and MSC...
2022-03-21 10:56
jerichomy, yes tech theme but not now la... waiting for pullback to enter
2022-03-24 11:50
Latest Price (RM/MT)
Iron Ore RM 620.34
Scrap RM 2,553 – RM 2,738
Billet RM 3,200 – RM 3,300
Rebar RM 3,450- RM3,600
Steel Wire Rod RM 3,500 – RM3,600
2022-03-30 22:27
Global steel price has shoot up since March as material cost increase more..
There is no more cheap steel to import anymore..
Who has inventory the most, who is the king now !
2022-04-03 15:30
Infrastructure approvals hit 70% of last year’s total
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2022/04/16/infrastru...
BEIJING: China’s government has given the green light to investment in projects that’s worth nearly 70% of what was allowed for the whole of last year, another sign that Beijing is accelerating infrastructure spending to bolster an economy hit hard by Covid-19.
2022-04-16 15:37
sekarang 1.920 , sudah pump atas 1.910 , breakout sideways gap up limit up billionaire
2022-04-20 10:37
China steel price collapse
https://finance.sina.com.cn/futures/quotes/RB0.shtml
2022-04-25 10:28
US market going to collapse. Sell on May effect start. Sell all your stocks and keep more cash.
2022-04-26 16:02
annjoo is in down trend from both TA and FA. the high raw material cost (iron ore, scrap metal, coke coal) no longer can fetch higher ASP. meaning net profit margin going to be slowly reduce until Nil/-ve.
2 months ago
Yes, Recession is glaring due to USA's senile President causing disturbance everywhere.
Wonder how low would ANNJOO go?
2 months ago
Buy call ann joo 1.00-rm 1.02.Cut loss by 6 percent or more.
Potential:rm 1.20 above
Time:21/7/2022 12.10 am.
4 weeks ago
3 as below;
I)teach some
II)shares review every one or 2 weeks
III)share recommendation or ask to buy or sell share u have.
Sifu Michael(with ang pow picture) in FB.
Charging rm 150 only.
Free one book if stay four month
4 weeks ago
annjoo 1stresistance at rm1.44. 2nd resistance at rm1.60.
So can easily hit rm1.40 ..no problem
3 weeks ago
One Up on Malaysia’s Steel Industry
While there are many well-intentioned contents published on stock forums, some of them are simply based on writers' opinion and understanding may end up become inaccurate or mispresented, so to speak.
That being said, I do not wish to point fingers or lay blames to any parties, and I hope whatever I shared in this article could brighten up our reader’s mind.
To begin with, there are generally two types of steel industries player in Malaysia, namely the manufacturers and/or value add companies, and those who involved mainly in the trading and wholesaling business.
As for the value chain, the photo taken from Bulatlat had presented well on how it works.
https://www.bulatlat.com/2016/09/21/buildfilipino-developing-local-ste...
1 week ago
Generally, Malaysia did not involve much in the iron ore mining industry, as our country’s mineral mining sector recorded a gross output value of MYR3.5 billion, out of which RM1.7 billion is attributable to bauxite and ilmenite mining (2016, Mining and Quarrying Economic Census).
And according to Trading Economics, https://tradingeconomics.com/malaysia/mining-production the mining production in Malaysia had averaged a 0.75% drop from 2011 until 2021. Hence, we do not see much iron mining activities ongoing on Bursa.
1 week ago
While investors would generally refer “steel” prices on CNY-based rebar, which is the first search result one could find when you googled “steel prices”, flat steel and value-added products such as hot rolled coil and cold rolled coil data is relatively harder to be found. Hence, there are many misunderstood on the pricing – which is completely understandable especially for those who are new to the market.
You could also see that the application of long steel such as rebar and flat steel are much different.
Understandably, the prices for “steel” are constantly fluctuating alongside with supply and demand.
While many could argue that “steel” prices had went down from its high, the value of construction work done alone in 2022 Q1 in Malaysia had amounted to RM29.5 billion – steel, being one of the key construction materials, is poised to see an increase of demand, and at the current juncture, it is still considerably profitable for steel players in Malaysia.
For manufacturers in Malaysia, they are generally applying to a costs-plus model in terms of factoring their prices. In other words, as long as the management had been keeping a close eye on steel prices and manage their inventories well, the company should remain buoyant against the price fluctuation headwinds, while preparing rigorously for the next upcycle.
For number crunchers, we need to relook at the term “Revenue” , which obviously was made up of 2 aspects for steel companies, namely the volume supplied and selling price of the products.
In weaker steel prices time, the manufacturer or trader could rack up their volume to cover up fixed costs as well as enhance their margins, and during the steel upcycle, they could enjoy both at once. It all comes down to how well the company was managed, especially on the inventory level.
Speaking of which – inventories could make a difference on the profit and loss statement, but for obvious reasons it would depend on when the goods were sold. Do bear in mind, that these inventories are not like your properties, which one could revalue to inflate its bottom line, but instead, it needs to be sold then only its bottom line can be concluded which is always tied back to the timing of sales.
Of course, for slow moving inventories and those inventories which are below its net realisable value, the steel manufacturers and/or traders may even need to impair or setting up an allowance for impairment on the books!
Therefore, I was amazed when investors are touting the idea of steel companies inflating their numbers by not doing anything on their inventories.
However, for investors, it is always about the return on investment. We all know that the stock market generally had a 6-12 months forward nature in pricing and valuation, and that would very well explain the current valuation of the steel companies. Coupled with hampered investors sentiment, there you go, low single digit PE steel companies.
It is wise for investors to normalize the company profit, and to certain extent – try to wait out for a low for companies who managed their cash flow well.
Oh! Speaking of which, cash flow and debt is another commonly debated issue in the steel industry.
I think many investors may understand the basics of working capital, but not the concept of trade financing. You see, in a capital-intensive business, it is sometimes cheaper to raise a super short-term borrowing of 30 to 120 days in order to secure customers and better margins.
This is common that steel industry, or commodities related companies on Bursa had over a great deal of their debt in short-term trade financing, which is lower in financing costs, as it was prorated.
It is just sad to see that investors are injudiciously and blatantly claiming that steel makers would raise borrowings just to pay dividends to attract investors. Dividends are generally approved by the board members while for final dividends, shareholders’ approval need to be sought. The board members which also consists of independent directors must have closely monitor the cash flow of the company before approving it.
So much for saying debt-for-dividend.
I think investors need to be fair in justifying the profit and loss, as well as cash flow movement of any steel companies in Malaysia before crowning an undervalued or overvalued statement over them. It is simply irresponsible.
Remember, what is undervalued now can be overvalued in 6-12 months’ time, and vice-versa.
Cheers!
1 week ago
One Up on Malaysia’s Steel Industry
https://klse.i3investor.com/web/blog/detail/312o312j3i1/2022-08-06-sto...
1 week ago
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