13-06-2013, 11:54 AM
NAV of Tien Wah has improved as well.
the current share price is probably abt 10% above NAV.
I think Tien Wah will hit $3(RM) by year end.
But do remember that Tien Wah's NAV is understated. All the properties/investment properties are still recorded at book value
Some parcels are in Petaling Jaya Section 13 - slated to be the next "Orchard Road" of KL. ..haha
the current share price is probably abt 10% above NAV.
I think Tien Wah will hit $3(RM) by year end.
But do remember that Tien Wah's NAV is understated. All the properties/investment properties are still recorded at book value

Some parcels are in Petaling Jaya Section 13 - slated to be the next "Orchard Road" of KL. ..haha
(13-06-2013, 11:02 AM)BlueKelah Wrote:(13-06-2013, 10:53 AM)Underdogger Wrote: The cash payment from SAH to New Toyo is 28 June
The crown jewel of New Toyo is Tien Wah. I would suggest that you go thru Tien Wah accounts too.
it is listed in KLSE. It has gone up from $2(RM) in early part of year to $2.50(RM) - all time high.
(13-06-2013, 10:36 AM)BlueKelah Wrote:(13-06-2013, 09:47 AM)Underdogger Wrote: The remaining $30mil from SAH will be in New Toyo's pocket probably by the end of June and SAH will be fully wound down and delisted.
This will bring New Toyo cash level to at least 15 cents or 50% of current market value
Of course, this cash level is set to continue rising with very strong and stable cashflow from tobacco printing/packaging and growth of new markets in the developing countries.
[Net operating cashflow is approx $40mil per annum]
Special dividends would probably be declared together with the half-yearly results and regular interim dividend in August. Let's wait and see if this pans out
The special dividend will be very timely, given that the general market has corrected quite a bit in recent days
Guys you have got me interested in New Toyo
I will go look at the financials and see if i wanna touch this "full of cash fella"
Thanks for the info on Tien WAh, but I do not like all time highs as they often point towards a future massive downtrend due to overvaluation
Actually you may have forgot there is still ~13.5% of market cap is debt, about half short about half long term debt... so effectively after payment from SAH sale, you are only ~50%-13.5% = ~36.5% net cash
Which is not as good as 50% but nevertheless a nice fat amount
For me the current cash flow is a big plus...
but dividends still slightly less compared to some other net cash company i have on my list
Does New Toyo have history of rewarding minority shareholder with bonus dividend?