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dealer0168 ( Date: 26-Nov-2009 16:15) Posted:
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Bintang ( Date: 26-Nov-2009 08:46) Posted:
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Bintang ( Date: 26-Nov-2009 08:46) Posted:
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Bintang ( Date: 26-Nov-2009 08:46) Posted:
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UniEnvtech broke the strong support at 30 cents yesterday , directional movement index is negatively placed , ADX is going sideway . RSI is at 37 n shows its weak trend ahead . 26.5 cents could be reached very soon .
Bintang ( Date: 10-Nov-2009 10:49) Posted:
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market seems to be still very cautious after the APEC meeting .... hopefully this counter will move upward in the next couple of months.
31.5 to 32.5 with huge lots 1,000 & 2,600 lots @ 31.5 & 32 respectively..
vested @ low 30c some time ago..
Current projects it got, will definately help Utd Envir to get higher revenue & profit next year.
So get it while it is still cheap.................
And remember to check the stock yrself when place BET. This one definately a good bet.
Cheers.
Still too cheap at this price. Hope this baby wake UP soon.
Cheers.
wat i like abt this company is that..
it has recurring income from the wastewater treatment plants every year!
how cool is that..everyday just shake leg n collect $$.. good business model.. i also want to own ..keke
ozone2002 ( Date: 11-Nov-2009 13:22) Posted:
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low 30s just accumulate..
now utd is under the spotlight of the fund managers after the CEO had a briefing with analyst and fund mgrs
UNITED ENVIROTECH: Rising recurring income | ![]() |
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![]() Dr Lin Yucheng, CEO & Chairman, United Envirotech. Photo by Sim Kih
UNITED ENVIROTECH is one of the earlier S-chips to list on the Singapore Exchange. It was listed in 2004 and has sailed through the years with its reputation intact while some S-chips ran into corporate governance and accounting issues. The company isn’t exactly an S-chip. Its founder, CEO and chairman is Dr Lin Yucheng, who has been a Singapore citizen since 1993. I first met Dr Lin around the time of the company’s IPO. I learnt then that he grew up in Fujian province, received a Bachelor of Science degree and won a government scholarship to pursue a PhD in the Imperial College of Science and Technology in London. “I thought I would return to China to be a university professor,” he told me. But one day, he found himself at an interview arranged by Singapore’s Economic Development Board. And that’s how, in 1990, he ended up in Singapore where, after a couple of years, he set up a joint venture that later metamorphosed into United Envirotech. The company is a leader in advance membrane technology, especially Membrane Reactor (MBR) technology, in treating wastewater from China’s chemical and petrochemical industries.
This type of wastewater is harder to treat than normal wastewater discharged by households. A key advantage of MBR technology: the treatment plant needs just 20-30% of the spatial needs of a conventional plant. United Envirotech is a key player in the MBR technology space. It is recognized as one of only 7 international MBR companies in the world, along with big names like GE Water & Process Technologies, and Siemens. United Envirotech has achieved outstanding projects such as its plant for Sinopec Luoyang, which was completed in 2004, and was the largest industrial wastewater treatment plant using MBR in Asia then. **** At a briefing last Friday for analysts and fund managers, Dr Lin highlighted a couple of things about United Envirotech currently, including: * Record order book: It now stands at S$160 m with engineering projects to be completed within 18 months, which is an average of S$53.3 m per half year. That’s significant when compared with the company’s recent revenue. In FY 09 (ended March), the 12-month revenue was S$42.9 million. The revenue inflow was at about the same pace in 1H FY10 at S$20.1 m. These revenue figures comprise contributions from both turnkey EPC engineering services and recurring treatment businesses. ![]() Model of Guangzhou plant that will be China's largest MBR project - to be built by United Envirotech.
* China’s largest MBR project (picture above): United Envirotech, which has just announced this project, will build the plant in Guangzhou to treat municipal wastewater. Highlighting the attractiveness of MBR technology, Dr Lin said the plant would be built on less than 10% of the area occupied by a conventional plant, which translates into lots of land savings for the local government. The plant will be completed in 8-9 months, instead of the normal 18 months, as United Envirotech has committed to complete it before the start of the Asian Games in Guangzhou next November.
Another 2 projects in Heilongjiang and Liaoyang which were secured in Sept and October will start contributing recurring income when completed in 2010 and 2011, respectively. For an idea of the size of the recurring revenue, consider that in Q2 (ended Sept 09), it amounted to S$3.2 million (while engineering contributed S$8.1 million). If annualized, the recurring revenue comes up to S$12.8 m. This figure will increase over time when: a) the capacity of the treated wastewater rises; b) United Envirotech increases its charges according to a formula agreed to with its clients, and completes the upgrading of plants. c) United Envirotech secures or completes the construction of more projects, and operates the plants. Glossary: * TOT is Transfer-Operate-Transfer: Company buys the property and operational rights of a facility, and receives his returns through normal business operations within a concession period. At the end of such period, the company transfers the facility to its original owner for no cost. * BOT is Build-Operate-Transfer: A company finances, designs, constructs, and operates a facility for a specified period of time, after which the ownership is transferred back to the owner. During the operating time, the company charges facility users fees. |
result good also cannot cheong.. i guess waiting for the right time...
if goes to 30cts maybe spread n buy in phases.. if hit 26 buy again.. like that should be fine i guess without using up all ammo
MikeL2009 ( Date: 10-Nov-2009 13:58) Posted:
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They don't pay dividend at all. I don't see anything for 2009. Like that how can their stock price move?
They pump all the profits into growing their business or what? Can anybody comment?
What ROCKETED from a low base will usually tumble back from its HIGH BASE.
SUSTAINABILITY is the KEY!
Is this Profit Margin SUSTAINABLE?
Will the Cost and Overhead RISE?
Will the Price Rise and be Competitive?
Is the market SATURATED?
dealer0168 ( Date: 05-Nov-2009 19:38) Posted:
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utd is in media spotlight..
price will start moving upwards