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Livermore
    09-Jul-2007 12:35  
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No target price. Hold "forever" 
 
 
amateur99
    09-Jul-2007 12:32  
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Livermore, whats your target price? thx!
 
 
Livermore
    09-Jul-2007 12:30  
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Hold! Climbing the high mountains at the Great Wall of China!

 

FerroooooooooooCHINA!!!
 

 
amateur99
    09-Jul-2007 12:17  
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2.57 now! (fri closing: 2.33). anyone can explain to me why so active today? it is a good time to exit?

 
 
 
Livermore
    04-Jul-2007 12:25  
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Still climbing the high mountains at Great Wall of China........

 

FerrooooooooooooooooCHINA!!! 
 
 
raymondyap
    04-Jul-2007 10:14  
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This is one star in the making. Definitely a blue-chip potential in the long term
 

 
spurs88
    04-Jul-2007 10:07  
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How long more can we ignore this gem?! From UOBKayhian this morning.

FerroChina

Waiting for completion of acquisition

Delay in completion of acquisition.

acquisition within two to three months from the time of announcement. The

delay is due to the longer time needed to obtain the whitewash waiver from the

Security Industry Council (SIC). With the number of reverse takeover

transactions announced ytd, the number of cases pending SIC?s approval is

likely to be high. Hence, it is reasonable that the transaction is taking longer to

complete. We do not expect the deal to fall through as the minority shareholders

are not prejudiced by the transaction. Judging from the share price after the

announcement of the deal, the market has reacted positively.We expected FerroChina to complete the

Date of consolidation is pushed back.

is a transition year and the reported profit would depend on the exact date of the

completion of the acquisition. Therefore, we maintain our forecast for 2007

since there is no change to our estimates for 2008 and 2009. For the purpose

of monitoring, we would track the financial performance of FerroChina and Super

Team separately, rather than the reported figures.We highlighted previously that 2007

Facing headwinds.

of this year. Hence, the Chinese government has imposed a number of

measures, such as reduction or withdrawal of VAT rebates and implementation

of export quotas, to slow the growth of steel exports. While FerroChina?s VAT

rebate is reduced from 8% to 5%, this should be a manageable price risk as the

company has been raising prices to compensate for the rebate reduction.

Global steel demand has remained firm and the slowdown in supply from China

would probably help keep prices stable. We are more concerned about the

quota system. Even though FerroChina?s high-end galvanised steel and cold

rolls are not affected by the current quota requirements, imposition of quotas on

these products could hurt FerroChina?s growth as FerroChina exports make up

more than 30% of its output.China?s steel export grew 117% yoy in the first five months

Aiming to grow via acquisition and capacity expansion.

as a beneficiary of the consolidation in the China steel sector. FerroChina plans

to acquire under-utilised galvanised steel companies and apply its strong

technical capabilities to turn around these companies.We see FerroChina

Accumulate on weakness.

investors? sentiments are turning cautious on the China steel sector and

FerroChina?s share price has pulled back from its recent high. We like the

company for its market leadership in galvanised steel, good management, clear

growth strategies and strong execution capabilities and advise investors to

accumulate the stock on price weakness. When sentiments on the China steel

sector turn positive, we believe FerroChina would be in play again. Catalysts for

the stock price would be the completion of the Super Team acquisition,

newsflows on the commencement of new production line or merger & acquisition

activities. Based on our valuation of 9x FY08 PE, our 12-month target price is

S$2.90. Reiterate BUY
As the risk of oversupply in China has heightened,

 
 
Livermore
    21-Jun-2007 12:28  
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Hold until you reach the "high mountains" at the "Great Wall of China!".

 

FerrooooooooooooCHINA!!!!!
 
 
Lonelydogs
    21-Jun-2007 09:36  
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Hit by removal of export rebate by chinese govt though i think its limited impact on fc
 
 
lpkoh5
    07-Jun-2007 22:30  
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Give it another week to hit $2.50 Smiley
 

 
Livermore
    06-Jun-2007 19:01  
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Wasted if I had sold off half my positions at $2.32 and bought back at $2.15, I would have been spot on........ 
 
 
lpkoh5
    06-Jun-2007 18:59  
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May try $2.50 in the next few sessions Smiley
 
 
flare78
    03-Jun-2007 18:56  
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uptrend intact...
 
 
Livermore
    28-May-2007 20:44  
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I wanted to sell off half my positions and buy back at lower price but missed it. I'll try again next time
 
 
flare78
    28-May-2007 20:18  
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tomorrow will recover?? immediate support 2.16..
 

 
Livermore
    28-May-2007 17:55  
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TA on this stock always seem to result the other way round*hehe*
 
 
lpkoh5
    28-May-2007 17:09  
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Normal to cool down after the recent surge....I see it as a good time to accumulate Smiley....not a problem crossing $2.50 in the near future Smiley
 
 
trymyluck
    28-May-2007 16:55  
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not vested in this counter but i did read last week
china govt put tax on iron n steel exports to cool the industry.
could be BB taking advantage of this to scare retailers.
 
 
knightrider
    28-May-2007 16:32  
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seems like going downhill ? Any comments ?
 
 
Livermore
    28-May-2007 13:46  
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Business Times 28 May, 2007 - Steel Industry Consolidating
There is potential for greater consolidation in the global steel industry, as strong profit growth and stiff competition drive companies to strengthen their positions in the world market.
 
"Big players will become bigger, and strong companies will become stronger," said Regency Steel Asia Chairman Gui Boon Sui. "Given strong profit growth over the last few years, the industry is moving towards consolidation and competiting for bigger market share, so as to increase bargaining power. We will see more mergers and acquisitions (in the steel industry) taking place on a global scale, to either boost sales or to enhance their bargaining power.
 
"We are seeing more steel mills moving downstream and entering into the retail distribution channel to extend their market reach." Gui Boon Sui added.
 
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