
management too preoccupied in its share trading price and publicity stunts.....any unforeseen disaster will see the share price falling down down down..
Hi All, Merry Christmas!
Please help me to share your views on whether will Oceanus keep pushing up on coming Monday trading?
I just sold mine for 0.390 yesterday but now I regret selling off. Should I buy back to keep for the short term period or should I wait....
Thank you...
How will the announcement affect the stock price?
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Taiwan TDR listing price wiil be announced on 24 Dec.
"BOOKBUILDERS FOR Oceanus Taiwan Depositary Receipts (TDRs) are pricing the abalone farmer at 8% to 35% above its last close price of 35 cents per share (18 Dec) on the Singapore bourse.
Five brokers in Taiwan have indicated that each TDR, which represents one Oceanus share, will be issued at NT$8.70 (37.5 cts) to NT$10.90 (47 cts).
The actual price will be determined on 24 Dec, and trading in the TDRs will start on 31 Dec. "
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Dual Listing In Hong Kong INDEX = 20948.10 sTOCK WILL FLY
and TAIWAN STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX = 7787.27. MAY BE NOT
They are 100,000,000 NEW SHARES .
heard this fellow going to dual list in taiwan this week, that's why ppl start to load up ....
dual listing heat again ....?
SGX Announcements yesterday.
francisd ( Date: 16-Dec-2009 10:54) Posted:
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OCEANUS starting a book building exercise between singapore cents .375 to .47 for TDR. Load up boys.
Cheers.
FOR THOSE WHO ARE STILL HOLDING THIS GEM

Corporate Update
BUY Maintain
Price S$0.360
OCEANUS GROUP
Target S$0.500
Gunning for
Listing of TDRs on
it is pursuing the listing of TDRs representing up to 200m shares in order to
achieve higher valuations. The 200m shares will comprise of 100m new
shares and 100m of warrant-converted shares. We revise our forecast EPS
downwards by 14.6% and 9.1% for FY09F and FY10F respectively after
factoring dilution of share base and higher interest expense. Target price is
lowered to S$0.50. Maintain BUY.
Potentially higher valuation. Oceanus’ management has indicated that the
key motivation for the listing of TDRs is to garner higher valuations given that
TWSE trades at a premium to STI (TWSE: 23.7x FY09F and 15.5x FY10F P/E
vs STI: 17.3x FY09F and 14.9x FY10F P/E). However, the TDRs are not
fungible and thus provide no room for arbitrage, unlike American Depository
Receipts (ADRs). Oceanus follows in the footsteps of Medtecs and Eastern
Asia Technology, which listed TDRs on the Taiwan Stock Exchange in 2007
and 2002 at a premium of ~250% and ~7% respectively. Changtian Plastic &
Company and Action Asia have also proposed to seek a dual listing there.
EPS down 9-15%. The 200m new shares represent 11.3% of current issued
share capital of 1,765m shares and 10.2% of the enlarged share capital of
1,965m shares. In addition, we expect higher expense in the form of increased
finance costs due to the S$73.5m loan from warrant holders. The EPS for
FY09F and FY10F are thus revised downwards to 2.86S¢ (-14.6%) and
3.86S¢ (-9.1%) respectively.
Lowering target price; maintain BUY. We are lowering our target price to
S$0.50 from S$0.52, based on a 20% discount (previously 30% discount) to
the peers’ P/E relative to their respective indices, representing a potential
upside of 39%. We think that the EPS dilution and higher finance cost will
more than offset the potentially higher valuation arising from TDR listing. At
this target price, Oceanus will be trading at 17.5x FY09F and 12.9x FY10F
P/E, which is less than the forward P/E of TWSE.
* OCBC Investment Research analyst Lee Wen Ching projected a decent dividend yield of 5.1 per cent next year based on current stock price of 35 cents.
She initiated coverage of Oceanus in June, with a ‘buy’ rating and a fair value estimate of 40 cents on the basis of 2x blended FY09/10F net asset value.
”Oceanus offers growth amid a recessionary environment. We expect the growing numbers and maturity of its abalone population to drive the growth of the group's earnings and asset valuations. Key risks include execution risk and spread of diseases,” she wrote.
* Daiwa analyst Chris Sanda has set a target price of 39 cents for the stock, saying: “We like Oceanus for its niche specialisation, high earnings growth, prospects for high cash flow starting in 2011, and defensive fundamentals. We maintain our ‘Buy’ rating on the stock.”
* DBS Vickers analyst Patrick Xu, in a July 29 note to investors, said he has a ‘hold’ rating: “We believe the current share price has fairly priced in most of its growth potential, as compared with its peers. Downside risk lies in the execution of the growth strategies.”
He made no change to his earnings forecast but raised the target price to 38 cents, based on 8x FY10 adjusted EPS, as he rolled over to FY09&10 blended adjusted earnings per share.
The Oceanus story continues to impress him: “Oceanus is in a fast growing ramp-up period, and we expect its 2H09 earnings to be substantially higher than 1H09. The execution of the growth strategies so far is in line with our expectations, and its recent issue of S$73.5m debt with warrants will fulfill most of its remaining capex for FY09 and at least 1H10.”
complete story at http://www.nextinsight.com.sg/content/view/1559/60/
Big Boys are Selling because Singaporeans don't eat small abalones for daily lunch and dinners at high prices.
Moreover, my bosses said they tasted like rubber.
ahxing ( Date: 28-Sep-2009 21:45) Posted:
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These are cultivated abalone. Just like the prawn in the Supermarket nowaday and they are cheaper but not so tasty. Just my opinion.