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Sunday, 18 May 2014

Cash - Closing Status 16 May

Donated $45 to Sunlove Abode For Intellectually Infirmed Ltd

Reduced GRP Ltd 40 lots in this week as part of usual and active stock holdings re-balancing for $44 nett gain; remaining total holding now at 11 lots.  For its HY2014 financial results, revenue +5.7% with growth in all the three business divisions.  Strong demand in Hose & Marine and ramp up in orders from a middle east customer for its uPVC.   Administrative expenses -6.7%.  Profit 24.4%.  Free cash flow status at the moment.  Cannot understand reason(s) for not declaring any dividends with this set of good results.  The ex-President of REDAS, Mr Teo Tong How will be part of GRP's independent non-executive director and chairman of the board of directors.  Mr. Teo will add tremendous value to GRP due to his vast knowledge, experience and network in property development, and property investments.

Divested away CEI Contract Manufacturing  21 lots in this week as part of usual and active stock holdings re-balancing for $39 nett gain.  NAV as of 31 Dec'13 at 0.0953 versus closing price $0.104 on 9 May'14.  GP Margin increased from 20.9% in FY 2012 to 22.0% in FY 2013 mainly from USA (increase to 26% from 21%) which offset poorer GP margin in Singapore (dropping to 26% from 28%).  Profit +2.1%.  Free Cash Flow $4088k (FY2012 $3796k).  Temasek Holdings has 18.09% and CEI Executive Chairman, Mr Tien Sing Cheong has 10.0% stakes in CEI respectively.  

Divested away Duty Free 3 lots in this week as part of usual and active stock holdings re-balancing for $26 nett gain.  For its 4Q2014 financial results, revenue +4.7%, profit -10.2%.  Higher revenue driven by increase in demand for certain products as a result of competitive pricing.   Lower profit due to higher taxes and lower profit from discontinued operations.  Total borrowings decreased by RM26.8 million, following a repayment of term loans amounting to RM12.8 million and a decrease in trade facilities borrowings of RM19.0 million. The decrease was partly offset by the increase in bank overdrafts of RM5.1 million.

Increased Tee International 15 lots as part of usual and active stock holdings re-balancing; total holding in it now at 34 lots.  It reported soft financial results for 3Q2014; revenue -29.5% due to lower recognition of revenue and profit -13% due to higher admin costs from the acquisition of Interlift Sales Pte Ltd.  It  proposed an issue of 2 warrants for every 5 shares issue (exercise price of S$0.25 per warrant)  to strengthen its capital base and support its expanding business activities.  Its Group Chief Executive, Mr Phua Chian Kin did five open market purchases - 110 lots (16 May), 100 lots (14 May), 100 lots (12 May), 210 lots (9 May), 65 lots (8 May) in current May month.

Reduced HPH Trust 2 lots in this week as part of usual and active stock holdings re-balancing for $16 nett gain; total holding in it now at 2 lots.  In its 1Q2014 revenue +2.7% and profit +18.6% versus last year.   The average revenue per TEU for Hong Kong was higher than last year due to favourable throughput mix of containers from liners, whereas that for China was higher than last year, primarily due to fewer concessions granted to some liners and a lower empty/laden container ratio.  Cost of services rendered +11.0% and Staff costs +3.0% due to higher container throughput, increase in external contractors’ costs and inflationary pressure.  Its end of Mar'14 NAV at HKD 7.32 (approx. SGD 1.18); last done share price on this Friday at $0.895.  Growth in the US and Europe is a major factor in determining the total volume of containers handled by HPH Trust.  Consensus outlook for both is favourable in 2014.  On 13 March 2014, HPH Trust entered into a strategic partnership with COSCO Pacific and CSTD through their investments of 40% and 20%, respectively, of effective equity and loan interests in ACT for an aggregate consideration of HK$2,472 million. The partnership will enhance its capabilities in servicing multiple mega-vessels simultaneously. It will further bolster all aspects of its port operations including its flexibility, efficiency, synergy and profitability.  

Divested away PEC Ltd 2 lots in this week as part of usual and active stock holdings re-balancing for $14 nett gain.  For its 3Q2014 results, revenue -22%, profit -22%.  Lower revenue due to decrease in revenue from project works.  Its gross profit margin increased from 16% to 22%; mainly due to claims for past variation works for project work which were finalized and recognised in Qtr 3.  Lower profit due to gross profit offset by higher operating expenses (+$2.7 mil which caused by $2.2 mil bad debts w/o), increase in administrative (+$0.6 mil); other operating income (+$1.3 mil).  NAV on 31 Dec was at $0.825.  It will continue to focus its business development efforts in Asia and the Middle East, where there are more project opportunities.



Cash stock holdings walk since previous posting :-

+$7,790 Total Returns as of 9 May

-$45 Donation to Sunlove Abode For Intellectually Infirmed Ltd

+$139 Nett gain on sales of GRP, Duty Free, PEC, CEI, HPH Trust

+$43 Unrealised positions improved

+$7,928 Total Returns as of 16 May

Previous posting :- Cash - Closing Status 9 May

Remarks :- Profits locked in to-date $15,281 / year 2014 $3,788
 

Sunday, 11 May 2014

Cash - Closing Status 9 May

Invested into CEI Contract Manufacturing  21 lots in this week as part of usual stock holdings re-balancing.  NAV as of 31 Dec'13 at 0.0953 versus closing price $0.099 on 9 May'14.  GP Margin increased from 20.9% in FY 2012 to 22.0% in FY 2013 mainly from USA (increase to 26% from 21%) which offset poorer GP margin in Singapore (dropping to 26% from 28%).  Profit +2.1%.  Free Cash Flow $4088k (FY2012 $3796k).  Temasek Holdings has 18.09% and CEI Executive Chairman, Mr Tien Sing Cheong has 10.0% stakes in CEI respectively. 

Reduced Tee International 11 lots as part of usual stock holdings re-balancing for $79 nett gain; total holding now at 19 lots.  It reported soft financial results for 3Q2014; revenue -29.5% due to lower recognition of revenue and profit -13% due to higher admin costs from the acquisition of Interlift Sales Pte Ltd.  It  proposed an issue of 2 warrants for every 5 shares issue (exercise price of S$0.25 per warrant)  to strengthen its capital base and support its expanding business activities.  Its Group Chief Executive, Mr Phua Chian Kin purchased 65 lots of Tee International in the open market on 8 May; Mr Phua's total stake holding in Tee International now at 55.31%.

Invested into Pan Hong Property 4 lots in this week as part of usual stock holdings re-balancing.  In its 3Q2014 results, revenue -19.7%, profit -60.5%.  The decrease was mainly due to lower delivery of residential and commercial units as well as the car park lots of Nanchang Honggu Kaixuan.  Its revenue recognition is dependent on the launch of new projects and completion of handover of properties that are sold.  Consequently, revenue and profit for Pan Hong will appear irregular across quarters.  Gross profit margin in 3Q2014 improved from 31.6% in 3Q2013 to 37.6%.  The higher gross profit margin in 3Q2014 was due mainly to the handover of Huzhou Hua Cui Ting Yuan Phase 1 with better gross profit margin.  Extra Good Enterprises Ltd has 56% stake in Pan Hong.  The Executive Chairman of Pan Hong, Mr Wong Lam Ping (and his wife, Ms Chan Heung Ling) are major shareholders of Extra Good Enterprises. 

Divested away Mapletree Logistics 1 lot in this week at a small nett profit of $15 as part of usual stock holdings re-balancing.  For its 4Q2014 financial results, NPI +4.3% mainly due to positive rental reversions, initial contributions from newly completed asset enhancements in Singapore and Japan, and contribution from the Korea property acquired during the year.  Occupancy at 98.3%; the weighted average lease term to expiry (by net lettable area) at 4.8 years, with around 43% of the leases expiring in FY17/18 and beyond.   NAV as of end Mar'14 at $0.97 but Mr Market says it is worth $1.135 at the moment.  Aggregate leverage ratio 33.3%.  75% of total debt hedged into fixed rates.  Borrowing costs -17% due to lower average interest rates achieved & weaker JPY.  Impact of weaker JPY on distribution is mitigated by currency hedges.  88% of amount distributable in FY14/15 is hedged into / derived in SGD.  91% of income stream from Japan for FY14/15 has been hedged.

Added GRP Ltd 30 lots in this week as part of usual stock holdings re-balancing; total holding now at 51 lots.  For its HY2014 financial results, revenue +5.7% with growth in all the three business divisions.  Strong demand in Hose & Marine and ramp up in orders from a middle east customer for its uPVC.   Administrative expenses -6.7%.  Profit 24.4%.  Free cash flow status at the moment.  Cannot understand reason(s) for not declaring any dividends with this set of good results.  The ex-President of REDAS, Mr Teo Tong How will be part of GRP's independent non-executive director and chairman of the board of directors.  Mr. Teo will add tremendous value to GRP due to his vast knowledge, experience and network in property development, and property investments.

Divested away Frasers Centrepoint Trust  1 lot in this week as part of stock holdings re-balancing at break-even.  For its 2Q2014 financial results, NPI +2.0% mainly due to higher revenue contribution from Causeway Point.  Gearing level at 27.7%.  94% of FCT’s borrowings are on fixed interest rate or have been hedged via interest rate swaps.  Occupancy rate at 96.8%; mall occupancy at Causeway Point, Northpoint and YewTee Point remained stable.  Bedok Point, currently undergoing fitting-out works for several incoming new tenants, registered mall occupancy of 77.0%.  Bedok Point’s occupancy is expected to recover to above 95% in the second half of year 2014 upon the lease commencement of the new tenants.  The proposed acquisition of Changi City Point will be the sixth mall for Frasers CT and it will enhance future growth and hence strengthen its ability to continue to deliver good and stable distribution returns.

Stock holdings (Cash) walk since previous posting :-

+$6,965 Total Returns as of 2 May

+$95 Nett gain on sales of Mapletree Logistics, Tee Intl, Frasers Centerpoint Trust

+$731 Unrealised positions improved

+$7,790 Total Returns as of 9 May

Previous posting :- Cash - Closing Status 2 May

Remarks :- Profits locked in to-date $15,141 / year 2014 $3,649

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