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Biz Times june 26..Valuetronics to expand
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dividends increased from 7 cents last year to 14 cents this year....that comes to around 2.3 Singapore cents! its good that the company is incresing dividens in line with their enlarged profit for the yer!!
cheers!
flyersummer ( Date: 02-Jun-2011 20:07) Posted:
this stock is undervalued.
technical analysis and fundamental analysis is in line.
fair value deviation is 85% - target $0.49 |
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this stock is undervalued.
technical analysis and fundamental analysis is in line.
fair value deviation is 85% - target $0.49
Hi,
How much is dividend HK 14 cents convert to singapore $ for 1 lots?
Nothing done these few days,Every AGM the co is interested in granting stock optios for staff and management themselves,nothing except dividends for shareholders-excellent and record profits for FYE 31March,expect some goodies,at least this HK based co with operations in China is trading above ipo $0.22
chongahh ( Date: 15-Apr-2011 12:08) Posted:
Today vol increase,price up ,any Good news ?
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Today vol increase,price up ,any Good news ?
Ipo price around 22cts...good profits for fye 31March 2011,but management only good at proiposing share options for themselves and staff only..nothing good for shareholders other than meagre dividends
starlene ( Date: 13-Dec-2010 09:51) Posted:
| Clearly undervalued..shd be like Hengxin cross 40cts a matter of ti me |
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Clearly undervalued..shd be like Hengxin cross 40cts a matter of ti me
… Valuetronics (VALUE SP; S$0.23; Buy) – TP: S$0.49 – We were not surprised by the group’s strong earnings turnaround, evidenced in its 2QFY11 result. We feel the stock continues to be undervalued and under-owned and we believe its share price will inch up once one of its shareholders completes his share sales in the open market. We raise our TP to S$0.49, as we roll-over to end CY12 core EPS, which still pegs Valuetronics at a 50% discount to its global peers’ 12x. Prospective yields for CY11-13 are also attractive, ranging from 8.1%-12.3%.
Very good result Valuetronics’ 2Q FY2011 Net Profit soars 82.9% to HK$32.7 million • Half year net profit rose 164.7% to HK$61.6 million http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/VwAttachments/Att_F9DB94FFCFB41AC9482577D90036CB29/$file/Valuetronics_Media_Release_for_2QFY11.pdf?openelement
starlene ( Date: 22-Oct-2010 13:33) Posted:
| At 23 cts it is at least > than ipo price of 22cts |
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At 23 cts it is at least > than ipo price of 22cts
Wednesday, 13 October 2010 06:30
Tony Kwong, group financial controller, Valuetronics Holdings, speaking at CIMB yesterday. Photo: Leong Chan Teik
Wong Hing Kwai, a substantial shareholder of Valuetronics, sold 10 million shares of the company last Friday, slashing his holding from 6.24% to 3.41%.
On 16 Aug, which is about four weeks ago, he had a 10.1% stake.
Why this hurried selling, asked someone in the audience after a corporate presentation by Valuetronics group financial controller, Tony Kwong.
Mr Kwong clarified that Wong Hing Kwai is not a director of the company but a consultant who is about 70 years old and planning to retire.
Despite the selling, and investor worries surrounding it, Valuetronics shares have roared to life. From 18.5 cents on Sept 28, it touched 26.5 cents yesterday for a 43% gain in just a fortnight.
Part of the re-rating could be the excellent 1Q2011 (ending June 30) results unveiled in mid-August. Valuetronics’ net profit after tax rose 435.2% to HK$28.9 million from HK$5.4 million in 1Q FY2010.
Increasingly too, the market is recognizing that Valuetronics has a new growth driver, which was unveiled in March this year. Valuetronics had clinched an exclusive licensing agreement to not just design and manufacture, but also market and distribute products.
Part of its work will include working with distributors to sell to large retail chains, and to work with logistic and call centre partners.
“We are no longer a traditional contract manufacturer,’ he said.
In Valuetronics' factory: Production operators manually insert components onto PCBs. Photo: Valuetronics
This new business will have marginal contributions of revenue and gross profit margin in the current financial year ended March 2011, but will turn significant from FY2012, said Mr Kwong.
Valuetronics is striving to expand such licensing agreements to cover other home comfort products.
Mr Kwong said that Valuetronics’ growth in this business segment is not limited by its production capacity as it can source from other contract manufacturers which can meet the safety and other quality criteria set by its principals.
Whirpool, an American brand, is but an example of Valuetronics’ dependence on the US market, which accounted for 48% of its revenue in 1Q of this financial year.
Asked about the impact, if any, of the slowdown of the US economy, Mr Kwong said that based on orders on hand, ‘we don’t see any significant downturn in our US business.”
As for the impact of a weakening US dollar, he said it is also insignificant since the HK dollar, which is the reporting currency of the company, is pegged to the US dollar.
Regarding the seasonality of the business, 2Q is usually better than 1Q while 3Q declines because of the year-end holiday season and 4Q is the lowest.
On the downside, Valuetronics has to contend with a rise in raw material prices, an increase in the minimum wage, a shortage of labour and fluctuation in foreign exchange rates.
For CIMB's recent initiation report on Valuetronics: TREK 2000, VALUETRONICS: What analysts
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Meeting at CIMB worth to buy-41cts nothing wrong with sale by major shareholder->liquidity for the market
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| Valuetronics Holdings Ltd (VALUE SP; S$0.25) – BUY – We initiate the OEM service provider with a BUY rating, and target price of S$0.41. We like VALUE for its strong balance sheet position (market cap 40% backed by net cash position), attractive yields, high ROEs and healthy EPS growth prospects. We believe growth drivers will come from its recent licensing arrangement with a renowned household appliance giant. |
Here we go again, last min. cheong before market close.
sucks, sold 20lots at 0.205 on Wed. Now left 10lots only. Been waiting for this day.
TP 39cts..
might have broken out of super-tight bands
The directors only know how to make themselves rich without caring about shareholders....only keep issuing share options the whole AGM are about share options to directors...bad co though profitable
Any comment on this ?
ok, what's cooking with this stock? Why the volume shoot up, it's dividend is already well known to all, so why the sudden surge?
Will it ever reach $0.30 again?!
