ORIENTAL HOLDINGS BHD
KLSE (MYR): ORIENT (4006)
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Last Price
7.17
Today's Change
-0.07 (0.97%)
Day's Change
7.14 - 7.26
Trading Volume
343,700
Financial
T4Q
31-Mar-2021
2020
31-Mar-2021
2019
31-Mar-2021
2018
31-Mar-2021
2017
31-Mar-2021
Total assets
238
-1.64%
1000
+11.55%
110
+81.66%
900
-13.16%
600
+235.36%
Total current assets
238
1000
110
900
600
Cash & equivalents
238
1000
110
900
600
Short term investments
238
1000
110
900
600
Total receivables, net
238
1000
110
900
600
Accounts receivable - trade, net
238
1000
110
900
600
Other receivables
238
1000
110
900
600
Total inventory
238
1000
110
900
600
Inventories - work in progress
238
1000
110
900
600
Inventories - progress payments & other
238
1000
110
900
600
Inventories - finished goods
238
1000
110
900
600
Inventories - raw materials
238
1000
110
900
600
Total non-current assets
238
1000
110
900
600
Long term investments
238
1000
110
900
600
Note receivable - long term
238
1000
110
900
600
Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries
238
1000
110
900
600
Other investments
238
1000
110
900
600
Net property/plant/equipment
238
1000
110
900
600
Gross property/plant/equipment
238
1000
110
900
600
Accumulated depreciation, total
238
1000
110
900
600
Deferred tax assets
238
1000
110
900
600
Net intangible assets
238
1000
110
900
600
Other current assets, total
238
1000
110
900
600
Total liabilities
238
-1.64%
1000
+11.55%
110
+81.66%
900
-13.16%
600
+235.36%
Total current liabilities
-238
-1000
-110
-900
-600
Total non-current liabilities
-238
-1000
-110
-900
-600
Long term debt
238
1000
110
900
600
Long term debt excl. lease liabilities
238
1000
110
900
600
Capital and operating lease obligations
238
1000
110
900
600
Provision for risks & charge
-238
-1000
-110
-900
-600
Deferred tax liabilities
-238
-1000
-110
-900
-600
Other liabilities, total
-238
-1000
-110
-900
-600
Total equity
-238
-1.64%
-1000
+11.55%
-110
+81.66%
-900
-13.16%
-600
+235.36%
Total liabilities & shareholders' equities
238B
1000B
110B
900B
600B
Total debt
238
1000
110
900
600
Book value per share
-238
-1000
-110
-900
-600
Discussions
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Two blocks of 17.8% each in Pacific Carnival are held by companies belonging to Boon Siew’s daughters — Loh Gim Ean and Loh Phoy Yen, who is married to Datuk Seri Lim Su Tong. Gim Ean’s son, Datuk Seri Tan Hui Jing, and Lim are executive directors in Oriental Holdings.
Shirley Kathreyn Yap, who is Wei-Lyn’s mother and Kah Kheng’s widow, holds a 0.81% stake in Pacific Carnival.
The shareholding restructuring effectively shows that Boon Siew’s daughters, Loh Cheng Yean and Loh Ean, each hold an equity stake of 6.8% in Oriental Holdings. Their families are based in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur respectively.
After Boon Siew passed away in 1995, Cheng Yean, together with her brothers-in-law — Datuk Robert Wong and Lim — took over the driver’s seat at Oriental Holdings.
In 2015, Oriental Holdings executive chairman Datuk Loh Kian Chong, 47, who is Kar Bee’s son, took over as executive chairman of Oriental Holdings and led the third generation of the Loh family into managing the business. Kian Chong’s cousins, Tan Kheng Hwee, 58, and Tan Hui Jing, 43, have been executive directors since January 2015.
Kheng Hwee is the daughter of Cheng Yean; and Hui Jing is the son of Gim Ean.
The third generation was guided by Robert Wong Lum Kong, 83, and Lim, 79, who are group managing directors of Oriental Holdings
2024-04-10 10:49
For rich family with landed and plantation properties, just let the Co auto pilot for a decades also can continues growing their wealth
2024-04-10 11:02
https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/706520
"Not on investors’ radar
Oriental Holdings is a solid company with substantial cash and strong tangible assets, some of which are undervalued, the analyst adds. “It not on the radar of investors because its shareholding structure leaves very little liquidity in the group.”
It is noteworthy that the Employees Provident Fund has been paring down its stake in Oriental Holdings since as early as December 2019, when it had a 9.9% stake. As at March 15, its stake had contracted to 5.8%.
In the past five years, Oriental Holdings paid out annual dividends per share ranging between 20 sen and 44 sen.
Its share price, which hit a year-to-date peak of RM6.47 on Feb 28, closed at RM6.34 on March 29, giving the company a market capitalisation of RM3.93 billion. Perhaps with a restructured shareholding, the third generation will be more aggressive in unlocking value within the group."
2024-04-12 11:38
https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/705759
"While the shareholding structure is clear, what remains to be seen is whether the third generation will unlock value in Oriental. The company has a healthy pile of cash, generates healthy cash flow and has land to develop.
Still, unlocking the value of the assets is taking a long time."
2024-04-12 11:40
Reverse indicator old dompeilee is working very well in bursa after she ran road to Japanese
2024-04-12 12:12
This one better than KSL , strong NTA to catch up and giving 5.6% dividend yield for immediate purchase!
2024-04-14 07:35
Stop speculating & start investing loh!
Oriental is another very good quality performance counter u should buy mah!
And it pays good div too loh!
2024-04-14 10:59
Land investment do not pay div yield of 5% to 7% pa div but Oriental pays mah!
2024-04-14 11:05
Dividend receive can be enjoyed right now while capital gain by holding it can pass it to next generation. Best fit for estate planning
2024-04-14 11:24
Hidden gem
Strong NTA
High dividend!
Stay patiently here for third generation to unlock its balu!
2024-04-14 11:31
End of month announced dividend
Normally 20 cents
Hopefully this round give 50 cents like Harison!
2024-04-14 15:17
ORIENT...Should be around...@8.20...If Mr. Market is rational...added/hold...🤓
50/200SMA. Hold!
2024-04-19 18:53
Orient is still trading at a huge discount to its fair value of RM8.00+
2024-04-23 09:35
Palm oil bull run to suggest further upside for Orient Holdings
2024-04-23 09:35
Bought back some Orient for $6.79 to claim the next dividend after missing out on the previous 2 subsequent to selling my last shares on 15/3/23. A far cry from my original 1st long position @ $8.14 in Jan '14!
2024-05-20 09:32
Never disappoints. Just hold for dividen which beats EPF rate while the appreciation continues
2024-05-29 07:06
A fairly accurate re-entry by me...missing the lowest by about 3 days. Even more accurate is last week's purchase of Tokyo-listed Shinto (新東) @ ¥1,531. It TOPS the 3,938 other listed companies in Japan by % Gain today(30 May), rising by its limit UP of ¥400 to close @ ¥1,988! In the post-market action, it's trading @ ¥2,098... Excitiiiing!!!🤑
2024-05-30 17:04
As a conglomerate and major businesses overseas that includes hotels, automobile and plantation, there is always effect from foreign currency movements including restructuring effects of the group. Looks for management, cash flow and business prospects of the group. Also NTA/net cash holding as a safety margin in a prolong economic downturn that will affect many industry.
2024-06-01 14:44
so, quarter to quarter assessment of the company may not be best judge of the company
2024-06-01 14:47
L@@ks like even EPF (dVmb) continuous selling also can't stem the rising tide in Orient!
2024-06-07 09:08
This stock come to my attention after recent QR release. And i am wondering, why this company stock price is staying low even with high recurring income and huge pile of cash on hand. After reading Annual report from 2019 to 2023, i have come to a conclusion below.
1. The company revenue has shrunken. This is especially on automotive segment which used to be ORiental cash-cow business. Especially on Singapore market, revenue from 2.3billion(2019) dropped to 700mil(2023). Profit also fell from 292mil to 159mil. This is due to high competition from other car brands especially EVs. Numbers of Honda cars sold are dropping, shared in the annual report.
2. The revenue and profits in 2022 and 2023 is supported by plantation business thanks to CPO price surge high and as long as CPO price above $3500.
3. The past few years profits was good because of disposal hotel in Australia. in 2022, disposal gain 200m and recent Q1Y24, another disposal gain of 200m.
I do not own this stock, just did my due diligence study before investing in this stock as this stock really attract dividend investor like myself.
Since this company has huge pile of cash, I hope the board of director will make new move to expand their business.
Please share with me if my interpretation is wrong. I am still very keen to invest in this company if there is good points that i missed out.
2024-06-09 23:32
Investing in this company, with strong asset backing, diversified business locally and regionally with net cash of more than 2 billion is very hard to go wrong. Sometime you unlock value of assets and realise a subtantial profit is not a bad move especially if is a old hotel that has low occupancy and reguires substantial cost for refurbishment. After a restructuring of the major shareholding in the company, I suspect things will be much better going forward. Also their dividend policy now is much much better than prior years,
2024-06-10 10:07
Now that it already ex-dividend, with no more coming for more than 4 months, I think it will go down to at least 6.50 in the next few days. I myself already EXIT-ed yesterday @ $6.87 after bagging the latest dividend, refusing to be trapped like I was for 8 years from 2014-2022!
2024-06-28 09:26
I think these EV and hybrid are good news for Honda in MY right? Unless I'm wrong.
https://autobuzz.my/2024/07/25/honda-malaysia-delivers-150000th-hr-v-170000th-civic-as-1h2024-sales-jump-16/
https://paultan.org/2024/07/25/2024-neta-x-launched-in-malaysia/
2024-07-31 15:47
I think these EV and hybrid are good news for Honda in MY right? Unless I'm wrong.
https://autobuzz.my/2024/07/25/honda-malaysia-delivers-150000th-hr-v-170000th-civic-as-1h2024-sales-jump-16/
https://paultan.org/2024/07/25/2024-neta-x-launched-in-malaysia/
2024-07-31 15:47
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They have been running the show in the past, since Tan Sri Loh passed away. So, it is just a transition to the third generation. Notably, the heirs of Tan Sri’s two sons have inherited the bulk of the shareholding,” she says.
When Boon Siew Sdn Bhd was collectively managed by the various family members, it was unclear exactly who held major ownership of Oriental Holdings. The group held a 49.2% equity stake in it, and smaller stakes were held by several private entities.
The private entities through which the Loh family held their stake in Oriental Holdings included the Penang Yellow Bus Sdn Bhd, Bayview Hotel Sdn Bhd, Boontong Estates Sdn Bhd and Boon Siew Development Sdn Bhd.
Following the internal restructuring, Pacific Carnival emerged with a 36.74% shareholding in Oriental Holdings. The other companies ceased to be substantial shareholders.
Based on Bursa filings, the bulk of the shares in Pacific Carnival have been apportioned to the family of Loh Kar Bee (32.17%) and that of his late elder brother Kah Kheng (31.43%). Both are sons of Boon Siew, who made his fortunes from the distribution and assembling of cars and motorcycles under the Honda marque, and from the manufacturing of parts and components for the assembly plant.
The 31.43% bloc of Kah Kheng’s family is held by his daughter Loh Wei-Lyn, whose role in the family business is unclear. Kah Kheng was managing director of Oriental Holdings at the time of his demise in 1987.
2024-04-10 10:48