
God_of_War ( Date: 28-Apr-2010 21:29) Posted:
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Yo indeed a good news...........
Cheers
Allgreen posts 19.6% rise in net profit to $35m |
Written by The Edge |
Wednesday, 28 April 2010 17:57 |
Allgreen Properties has posted a 19.56% rise in net profit to $34.95 million for the first quarter. Revenue rose 93.15% to $155.94 million. The increase was mainly contributed by the development properties segment, with Holland Residences and Viva contributing to the higher revenue. Holland Residences was launched in January this year whereas for Viva, more progressive billings were recognised. Trade receivables increased from $111.2 million as at 31 December 2009 to S$126.5 million as at 31 March 2010 mainly due to billings raised for Cascadia and Viva under the deferred payment scheme as well as amounts receivable under Sales and Purchase Agreements for Holland Residences. The decrease in trade payables was mainly due to payments to contractors and consultants of various projects and bonus payment to staff. As at 31 March 2010, the group's gearing was 0.31x with net borrowings at $830.1 million. |
My stock guru who introduced me to this stock told me yesterday that Allgreen doesn't seem to be moving up. I beg to differ and I think he will be reading this article sooner or later. It appears that it is the start of bull run, baring any unforeseen circumstances. Total vol today for Singapore shares totalled 3 billion, double its vol in the previous weeks.
Just received Allgreen's annual report today. They held their AGM on 28 April 2009 and this year they will also hold it on 28 April 2010, good day for holding AGM. Impressive holdings of landbanks amongst Singapore property developers. Business Times 5 April 2010 reported that Developers' Landbanks running low. However, Allgreen landbank currently stands at 1,653, which is only lower than the top 4 Singapore developers (CityDev + Hong Leong : 5114), (CapitalLand, 2727), Far East Organisation (2572) and Bukit Sembawang (1933). Note that Allgreen's landbank is more than Wing Tai (813) and Ho Bee (362), which are similar in capitalisation about S$ 1.5 billion each.
Closer examination at landbank we can see the following: the Cascadia at Bukit Timah Road (construction in progress) - 570000 sq ft, RV Residences (showflats completed) - 188,000 sqft; Rivera 38 at Mar Thoma Road (planning stage), 80,000 sq ft; RiverBay at Mar Thoma Road (planning stage) 60, 000 sq ft, SkySuites @Anson (planning stage) 234,200 sq ft, Project at West Coast (planning stage) 100,000 sq ft and Suites at Orchard (planning stage) 100,000 sq ft.
Allgreen's Chairman stated that "Our investment property portfolio will serve us well in 2010." Have patience for the Allgreen price with good fundamentals will bear fruit, to S$ 1.65. Who knows, if bull-run is confirmed, it may touch over S$ 2 as it did in previous bull run in 2007. Good luck.
Don't know how to talk to u. People quoting example of good point lah.
U want buy cheap stock, 10cent, 20 cents.....go pa-sak-malang.
FearValueGreed ( Date: 23-Mar-2010 00:22) Posted:
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Where got pple hold property stocks for dividend?
Dividend play might as well buy telcos and transport
Signn, why pple cant tell the difference.
Buy below 40cents.
dealer0168 ( Date: 21-Mar-2010 10:54) Posted:
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A good stock to hold. Dividends of S$ 40/ lot not bad also.
Cheers.
dealer0168 ( Date: 18-Mar-2010 22:08) Posted:
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$1.23 now, hope Allgreen progress more. Cheers.
Allgreen is truly value for money. Dividends of S$ 0.04 for its share value of S$ 1.19, makes yield of 3.36%. Just compared with CityDev, another property stock, dividends of S$ 0.08 for its share value of S$ 10.46, makes yield of 0.76%.
More importantly, when the share price goes up, it is likely that the middle cap stock or penny stock will yield higher percentage gain for each dollar invested. Another factor is its NAV of S$ 1.48 and its rich landbank, waiting to launch for Cascadia (Bukit Timah), River Valley and Orchard Road site. If we look at URA figures, the price of property is holding very well and Allgreen is set to tap on the property momentum. Property and indeed Singapore economy looks very good in 1st half 2010, with record HDB prices, mid and high end properties selling vey well and high car prices (which can only happend in booming economy). Good luck.
Im still holding strong on it. Recent economy result show us that more recovery to Stock to come. N i believe Allgreen may progress more than that.
Cheers.
star-trader ( Date: 13-Mar-2010 17:32) Posted:
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Finally, Allgreen hit the "GAP" at 1.18 - 1.20 in less than a month which projected on a short term basis (0-3months).
Would it moves further on the next wave after hitting the gap or form a breakout or continuation? This will very much depends on the volumes entries again.
Thanks,
Star-Trader
star-trader ( Date: 19-Feb-2010 22:45) Posted:
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samloh28 ( Date: 07-Mar-2010 20:46) Posted:
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Dear all,
Comparison of the P/E of major developers in Singapore, it appears that Allgreen is value-for-money and greater upward potential to its target price of S$ 1.60 :
Allgreen : P/E 10.5
CapitaLand : P/E 14.9
CityDev : P/E 16.2
Keppel Land : P/E 14.3
WingTai : 63.8
Assuming Allgreen price rises to say 15 (comparable with other Developers), its price should be worth S$ 1.65 per share, consistent with the analysts' recommendation.
a. Normally in bull-run, the big caps will run up first, followed by the mid cap stocks, as evident in 2007 and 1993 bull run. It means that Allgreen being mid cap should run after the big caps have started to move upwards
b. In past 30 years or so, STI correlates with the up and down of Dow Jones. Bearing any unforeseen circumstances, if Dow Jones hit the bull run, based on the various positive factors (improving unepmployment rate, low interest rate for extended period of time, record profits meeting analysts' view, improvement in consumers' sentiments, improvement in retail sales, improvement in housing, improvement in industrial output etc), STI will hit the high similar to Dow Jones. And as in past 30 years' statistics, normally the next peak will surpass the previous peak, i.e. DOW may scale beyond 14,000 and STI beyong 4,000.
FearValueGreed ( Date: 04-Mar-2010 00:30) Posted:
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Sell.
Buy at <40 cents. that looks more reasonable.
Property stocks are leading indicator of the economy.
Stock analysts are lagging indicators.
Credit Suisse maintains its rating and raises the price target to $1.60 from $1.40 on the back of earnings upgrades following developer's "stellar" FY09 results. The house raises FY10 and FY11 earnings forecasts by 15 and 36 per cent, respectively, to factor in better-than-expected selling prices and take-up rates.