
Any reasonable good entry price for this?
It continues to dip from IPO leh.
Hi bunbun,
Don't worry. After a few days of falls, it should go up again. $1.25 would be a support. Those institutional investors don't want it to fall below this level, right? Anyway, this stock is good for medium and long term. Just look at Wilmar.
what's wrong with this counter man???? it's been tua lao sia since after hitting 1.91.
dear lucky168 (hope indeed your luck will rub off on this counter!), i am more concern when it will spin past 1.60. argh!!!!
This counter should be good leh...
bunbun, no need to see chart as there is nothing to see now...
but today Wilmar just reported profit up 80% & this good news could spill over to Indofood :)
personally quite optimistic about indofood going >$2, so keep my fingers crossed!
By the way, vested!
dear zhuge_liang, am vested in this. been watching it spiral downwards ever since it hit a high 1.91. any chance of it spinning upwards, preferably past 1.64, after CNY?
worse thing, cannot see chart coz new. argh!!
The lower valuation accorded to Indofood could be due to its smaller land bank and also a smaller percentage is planted.
The group, which has a 42% share of Indonesia's branded cooking oil market, owns a land bank of more than 224,000 hectares, around 66,000 ha of which are planted with oil palm.
For a comparison, pls refer to the Wilmar thread.
Indofood Agri had fiscal 2005 revenue of around $613.5 million and net profit after tax and minority interests of $92.7 million. For the 10 months to end-October 2006, revenue was $537.6 million and net profit after tax and minority interests about $84.7 million.
The shares are trading below its peers like palm oil plantation giant Wilmar International and Indonesia's Sinar Mas Agri Resources Technology (SMART), dealers said.
Based on the group's stated profit of $84.7 million for the first 10 months of 2006, Indofood Agri shares are trading at about 20x earnings.
This compares with Wilmar, which also has palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia, trading at 41x and PT SMART at 25x.
hopefully can perform like Wilmar
vested at $1.59...
It jumped by more than half on its trading debut. It rose to as high as $1.91, valuing the plantation group at more than $2.6 billion, before settling to $1.56 at lunchtime.
"Because it has a large market cap, there is also belief it would be listed on the index ultimately, which adds fuel to the fire," said one dealer from a regional brokerage.
He said Indofood Agri had a similar growth story to palm oil plantation group Wilmar International
An early DBS report on the stock said Indofood Agri should be trading at $1.90-$1.97 based on peer group valuations, said a bank trader.
Four institutional investors took up an aggregate of 68.2m Placement Shares representing approximately 20.2% of the 338m Placement Shares. They include Legg Mason International Equities (S) Ltd and JF Asset Management Limited.
The CEO said: "The overwhelming response from the international financial community. This is a testimony and endorsement of the strong corporate brand and established track record that we enjoy as a well managed vertically integrated plantation company with significant market share and leading brands in cooking oils, margarine and shortening in Indonesia."
"The success of our share placement reflects the strong investor confidence in both IndoAgri and the oil palm sector." "The success of our share placement reflects the strong investor confidence in both IndoAgri and the oil palm sector."
Another day B4 it start trading on 14-02-07 (Wed) Placements shares, ask remisers and or dealers, "Yoo Kang Tow Bo" "Lobang"
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Consolidated 10 to 1 lot at a px of $1.25c, hopefully when it consolidated business is complete with it placement shares, px can just be another like Wilmar, wish it double it px to help those hopeful B4 consolidation. Just sharing my tot. |