
Gurus always say ppl tends to sell winners and buy losers. Try not to fall into that trap :]
possible only if their earning increases significantly and they increase the dividend significantly as well...
if they don't increase the dividend payout, I think it's very hard to reach that price..   people would prefer to shift the money to dividend-paying large blue-chips. 
john_ric ( Date: 14-May-2013 16:48) Posted:
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For me, I'd partially unload..   but I'll wait until the rally is running out of steam.
It seems that the momentum is still there.
Will enjoy the upswing before the dramatic correction comes. 
for me i would realise the capital gains now.. @ $1.4 that's about 40% capital gains..
and 6% divy that's close to 50% gains..
it will probably reach $1.5 but  to get there may be a rough  or smooth  ride..
ask urself what are u after? steady divy (continue to vest)  or capital  gains+divy (realise ur gains  and find other better stocks to vest in)? 
ozone2002 ( Date: 14-May-2013 14:34) Posted:
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back then at low price was super divy & capital gain stock..
now divy yield less cos price appreciated .. not much capital gains left cos already ran up
not attractive to vest unless u want lower divy yield & smaller capital gains
gd luck dyodd
ozone2002 ( Date: 28-Jan-2013 15:17) Posted:
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I think it's because their result is proven to be resilient and they are keen to improve productivity by investing in new machinery(which would save time & manpower). Their investments have started to make some contributions.
As long as they can manage the cost properly and prove their expansion to logistic business can increase shareholder's value, I think this stock should be doing well in the long run. I hope they can really control their costs.
Mail volume is decreasing but I think their result is being sustained by packet delivery. (I guess it's thanks to Groupon and the likes..) 
Let's see how much more they can grow. It's a slow growth.. but I like slow & steady.  

 
Other companies, especially in the public transport sector are having problem controlling their cost vs income(despite of increasing fare & population), hence making losses. But singpost is always making profit, that's why I love this company and I have been a loyal shareholder for quite some time now.  
Hopefully it can always bring good business in the future. 
 
wa this counter chionging non-stop for the last few days. Any reason? 
I did saw that DBSV upped it TP to $1.50+ ... 
still inching up slowly...
somehow the transacted volume is getting higher recently..
Mr. market believes the recent machinery investment can improve productivity? 
yup.. I do have concerns about the vPost business...
but let's see whether their recent investments can result in much better cashflow in the future or not...   if I don't see good improvements, I'll consider taking money off the table. 
at the moment I'm just riding on the yield play... it doesn't happen very often, so enjoy the ride before it ends..
orangejuice01 ( Date: 16-Apr-2013 23:02) Posted:
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Biz model of vPost (Singpost's subs) to bring customers' shipment into Sg from USA, Europe, Jpn and China is very sound but the strategy and execution are way below par esp with the customer services - so many unhappy customers of   vPost (see local forums).   Its competitions like Comgateway etc are taking away lots of vpost businesses with better services.
Singpost management does not seem to be concerned, even though many of 1st time vpost customers are complaining and never return again. 
springpig ( Date: 21-Mar-2013 13:13) Posted:
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Inching up slowly out of the sideways movement... 
Capital inflow to the defensives?? 
oh sorry i din say clearly.
i sold nothing to do with counter lousy or wat.
i just need some quick cash to buy me a distress property

funny interest rate hasnt gone up ppl already cant hold liao. mr khaw very good leh. 
still climbing together with the 20dMA and 50dMA...
hope it will have a nice bounce off 20dMA. 
 
As long as the world economy is still uncertain, I'll just enjoy dividend from this counter..   maybe it can be considered a perpetuity.  

 
just to let all my singpost kaki know tat i had just sold all my holding n left 5Lots (for free makan in AGM)
for past 10 over yrs we met yrly n enjoy food n talk cock session.   cheers to all n huat
btw love to see the red " sell to buyers" running continuously for a while hahaha 
I don't expect an intense capital gain until management can prove their acquisitions & digital mailbox can give significant contributions to the earning.
For now, at least the 6.25cents dividend is almost guaranteed although the share price cannot be considered cheap. 
 
I hope they can help to control the cost of the companies they acquired and improve the processes, translating them into better earning for singpost. 
Super divy and capital gains stock.. best of both worlds
3QFY13 results in line
Singapore Post (SingPost) reported a 14.5% YoY rise in revenue to
S$171.0m but saw a 5.1% fall in net profit to S$39.5m in 3QFY13.
Excluding one-off items, underlying net profit rose 2.5% to S$39.8m in
the quarter. Results were in line with our expectations, such that 9M13
net profit accounted for 76.7% of our full year estimate.
Strong revenue performance
In the mail division, domestic mail volume continued to decline,
registering the fifth quarter of lower mail volumes. However, strong
growth in international e-commerce packets and contributions from
Novation Solutions helped to boost mail revenue by 20.5% YoY.
Excluding Novation Solutions, growth was still good at 15.1%. Logistics
and retail also saw growth of 10.9% and 19.8%, respectively.
Notwithstanding the fact that 3QFY13 was the festive season which
generally brings in greater revenue, it is encouraging to see the 11.2%
QoQ growth (vs +6.0% in 3QFY12, +7.9% in 3QFY11 and 7.2% in
3QFY10).
Focus on growth and cost pressures
We expect the focus going forward will still remain on cost management
to contain inflationary pressures and rising labour related expenses,
while pursuing growth initiatives. The group has been increasingly active
in the M& A space, having spent a total of S$97m in its acquisition of
General Storage Pte Ltd (which runs the Lock+Store self-storage
business) and a 62.5% stake in a sea freight consolidator and freightforwarder
in the last two months.
Stock has done well downgrading to HOLD
SingPost has done well after we upgraded it to BUY in early Jan last year.
As a stock, SingPost has rewarded shareholders with handsome returns
while providing stability and ease of mind. As it is now trading close to
our fair value estimate of S$1.23, we downgrade it to
forward to SingPost’s transformation as it seeks more growth
opportunities, but till then, we see limited upside potential unless
earnings growth from its acquisitions proves to be better than expected.
HOLD. We lookSTOCK HAS DONE WELL
DOWNGRADE TO HOLD
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Results in line•
Stock has rewarded shareholders well•
Downgrading to HOLD on valuations28 Jan 2013
Company Update
SINGAPORE POST |
BUYAsia Pacific Equity Research
Singapore | Logistics
HOLD (downgrade)
Fair value S$1.23
add: 12m dividend forecast S$0.06
versus: Current price S$1.21
12m total return forecast 7%
Analysts
Low Pei Han, CFA (Lead) E +65 6531 9813
lowph@ocbc-research.com
Chia Jiunyang, CFA E +65 6531 9809
chiajy@ocbc-research.com
Key information
Market cap. (m) S$2,298 /
USD1,860
Avg daily turnover (m) S$3 /
USD3
Avg daily vol. (m) 3.1
52-wk range (S$) 0.955 - 1.21
Free float (%) 71.6
Shares o/s. (m) 1,899.0
Exchange SGX
BBRG ticker SPOST SP
Reuters ticker SPOS.SI
ISIN code S08
GICS Sector Industrials
GICS Industry
Air Freight &
Logistics
Top shareholder SingTel - 26.0%
Relative total return 1m 3m 12m
Company (%) 6 5 33
STI-adjusted (%) 2 -2 16
Price performance chart
0.87
0.97
1.07
1.16
1.26
1.36
Feb-12 May-12 Aug-12 Oct-12
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2900
3200
3500
3800
4100
Fair Value SPOST SP FSSTI
Shar e Pr ice (S$) Index Level
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Sources: Bloomberg, OIR estimates
Industry-relative metrics
0th 25th 50th 75th 100th
PB
PE
ROE
Beta
Mkt Cap
Company Indust r y Aver age
Per cent i l e
Note: Industry universe defined as companies under identical GICS classification
listed on the same exchange.
Sources: Bloomberg, OIR estimates
Key financial highlights
Year ended 31 Mar (S$m) FY11 FY12 FY13F FY14F
Revenue 565.8 578.5 615.0 618.0
Operating expenses -386.1 -416.4 -450.4 -452.4
EBITDA 221.3 204.5 208.9 212.0
Net profit att to shareholders 161.0 142.0 144.5 153.2
EPS (S cents) 8.3 7.5 7.6 8.1
Cons. EPS (S cts) na na 46.8 62.3
EBITDA margin (%) 39.1 35.3 34.0 34.3
Net profit margin (%) 28.4 24.5 23.5 24.8
ROE (%) 49.4 45.4 42.7 41.0
Price/NTA (x) 9.8 10.3 9.3 8.2
Singapore Post recorded a 5.1 per cent year-on-year decline in its third-quarter net profit to S$39.45 million.
Turnover rose 14.5 per cent to S$170.98 million for the three months ended Dec 31, 2012, driven by e-commerce activities across all business segments and contributions from Novation Solutions, which was acquired in May 2012.
SingPost yesterday attributed its weaker profit to higher corporate costs for the transformation and development of businesses, lower other income and higher property-related expenses.
For the nine-month period, net profit inched 0.9 per cent lower to S$110.4 million, while revenue was up 10.1 per cent at S$476.29 million.
source:BT