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Last Price
0.36
Today's Change
0.00 (0.00%)
Day's Change
0.00 - 0.00
Trading Volume
0
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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Time to collect a bit more, keep and wait for market to turn around.
Qtr 1 results will not be as good as last year Qtr 1. I think have to wait for 2H 2023 to see if things turn around.
2023-03-28 09:23
I agree with Sherlockman, current price is ridiculously cheap. I am still collecting, the dividend yields will be very good in the future.
2023-05-17 14:35
1Q23
The Group reported operating loss in current quarter as compared to operating profit a year earlier. Loss before tax of the Group was RM2.05 million, versus profit of RM9.66 million recorded in the prior year period while loss after tax of the Group was RM1.22 million, compared to profit of RM7.40 million in the prior year period.
Prospects for the remaining period of current financial year
RVIA reports wholesale shipments remain low compared to 2022, though the volume is starting to rebound. Production of RV was at record high levels in the beginning of the year 2022, so volume feel even lower than what they are in relation to historical trend. However, our US customers have started placing orders although the order volume is still low as compared to a year earlier. Price of plywood had declined much compared to its peak in previous year but it seems that bottom had been found in the first quarter of the year 2023.
2023-05-19 22:23
US housing starts unexpectedly surged in May by the most since 2016 and applications to
build increased, suggesting residential construction is on track to help fuel economic growth.
Beginning home construction jumped 21.7% to a 1.63mn annualised rate, the fastest pace in
more than a year, according to government data released Tuesday (June 20). The pace
exceeded all projections in a Bloomberg survey of economists. Single-family homebuilding
rose 18.5% to an 11-month high. Applications to build, a proxy for future construction,
climbed 5.2% to an annualised rate of 1.49mn units. Permits for one-family dwellings
increased.
The increase in starts from a month earlier was the biggest since October 2016 and reflected
gains in three of four US regions. Starts of apartment buildings and other multifamily projects
jumped more than 27%. The number of homes completed increased to a 1.52mn annualised
rate. The level of one-family properties under construction was little changed at 695,000.
(Bloomberg)
2023-06-21 23:36
Lumber futures surged above $550 per thousand feet, their highest since early February driven by supply disruptions and strong demand as the summer construction season approaches. In Canada, record wildfires have ravaged approximately 4 million hectares of timber since June 6th, even before the start of the official fire season. As a result, sawmills have been forced to shut down, leading to substantial disruptions in the forestry industry. Meanwhile, in the United States, housing starts unexpectedly jumped by 21.7% month-over-month in May, reaching a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 1.631 million. This surge indicates a promising recovery in the housing market, which had experienced a slowdown due to factors such as high mortgage rates, elevated prices, and tighter lending conditions. The scarcity of existing homes in many markets has contributed to the growing demand for new construction, even in the face of higher interest rates.
2023-06-26 09:32
USA RV sales in have also been ticking upwards. Total shipment in Jan 20,405, Feb 26,326, March 31,869 and April 31,216. May figures should be out this week.
2023-06-26 09:42
FLBHD:
1. Cyclical consumer products earnings/dividend growth #3.6%. Normal GDP or average 10Y bond rate.
2. Good Financial Leverage for manufacturer, but average Asset Turnover n Net Margin.
3. ROE>WACC.
Intrinsic Value: +/-@0.50.
Added!?
2023-06-26 19:10
What is the fastest growing RV segment?
1. The camping community is no longer comprised of senior citizens and baby boomers.
2. Instead, the fastest-growing segment of new campers is Gen Zers and Millenials.
3. Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, more people than ever have been hitting the open road to head out on camping and RV vacations.
4. RV can be rented at much cheaper rates, as more Zoomers are renting for outdoor lifestyles.
5. Maintain Hold!
Right Business, Right Management n Right Price!?
2023-06-30 00:40
Lumber futures extended losses to below US$520 per thousand feet, the lowest in six weeks driven by concerns about weakening demand, despite a decrease in supply. Housing starts tumbled 8% month-over-month in June reaching a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 1.434 million, following a downwardly revised 15.7% jump in the previous month. The scarcity of existing homes in many markets has contributed to the growing demand for new construction, even in the face of higher interest rates. Still, shipments from Canada, the US's biggest supplier, are expected to decline after wildfires have led to a record-breaking 9.2 million hectares of forest burned so far this season. This comes on the back of production cutbacks in British Columbia and a slowdown in European wood shipments.
Additionally, June RV shipments tumbled to 24,095 units. A decrease of 46.4% compared to June 2022. Bringing YTD shipments down 49.2% to 164,830 units.
Have to be patience a while longer.
2023-07-30 21:17
Lumber futures extended losses to $510 per thousand feet, the lowest in nearly two months driven by concerns about weakening demand, despite a decrease in supply.
2023-08-02 15:10
Yes, I believe the worst is over. Hoping to see FLBHD back to profitability in the 2nd half of 2023.
2023-08-24 09:11
Lumber prices were near the $530 per thousand feet level, recovering from an over two-month low of $495 touched on August 11th, as expectations of low supply offset evidence of low demand.
Not so good news from the RV Industry, where in July 2023 total RV shipments ended the month with 20,520 units, a decrease of (-30.5%) compared to the 29,528 units shipped in July 2022. To date, RV shipments are down (-47.7%) with 185,350 units.
On a positive note, sales of new single-family houses in the United States climbed 4.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 714,000 in July 2023, reaching the highest level since February 2022 and surpassing the market consensus of 705,000.
2023-08-25 22:56
Recovery will be slow, after last year supply chain issues, customers stocked up on inventories. Now the customers are destocking. With interest rate going up, demand has also slowed down, taking longer to destock. Once customers have destocked than we will see recovery. Unfortunately, recovery will be slow as customers will be cautious and apply Just-In-Time inventory management coupled with slower growth.
2023-09-12 09:45
I use 2 references for plywood companies - Eksons which is relying on 3rd party for its logs and Taann with its own logging operations. Eksons decided to exit the plywood business in Jan 2023 while Taann is still manufacturing plywood.
You can see that FLBHD ROE was better than both pre-Covid. Refer to https://i.postimg.cc/gkshNMqt/FLBH.png
Go here for more details of Eksons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1byo-eO4CM
2023-10-09 09:01
FLBHD: Presently it is solely DY stock...of...DY#12%...not much Price Movements...because of low lumber price...Unless lumber price shoot up to...#700/800...per 1K Feet...cyclical consumer products...Hold...🙏
2023-11-04 01:11
I am not entirely sure which direction you wanted to go with this answer. Are you asking from the perspective of a resident, or as a employee? Also relevant is that the term “nursing home” really can be applied to the entire spectrum of sub-acute care, from a total care medical home, to a retirement center with minimal assistance.
https://primelaundry.org/index.php/services/
1 month ago
YFChong, not sure, but looks like it. US Housing has not recovered, Growing own trees has long gestation period. Hopefully, wars end and there will be an increase in demand.
1 week ago
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