Mun Siong Engineering

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#51
Q1 result just out.....
http://infopub.sgx.com/Apps?A=COW_CorpAn...esults.pdf [result announcement]
http://infopub.sgx.com/Apps?A=COW_CorpAn...ew_Rel.pdf [press release]

Mun Siong continues with its cautious business posture and building its rock-solid B/S. With most of the outstanding warrants converted, the dilution on its NAV/share will soon come to an end.

I am looking forward to the coming $0.005/share dividend payment on 28May15.
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#52
It was recently reported that Shell in Bukom is planning a major maintenance and overhaul programme - detailed information on scale, timing and capex amount currently unavailable - and I suppose Mun Siong being an established existing maintenance services provider to Shell should stand to reap some good contracts and work.
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#53
Mun Siong's ED Quek Kian Hui has just converted his 7.27m company warrants into new shares.....
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/_MSE-201...eID=366179
Quek's direct stake in Mun Siong now stands at 86,376,800 shares, or 15.33%.

While the amount involved is not much, I wonder why Quek decided to convert his warrants now and not just before a dividend payment.
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#54
3Q result first released on 12Nov15.....
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/MSE-2015...eID=377788 [3Q result announcement]
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/MSE-2015...eID=377789 [press release]

We have an Iron Lady here in Executive Chairlady Cheng Woei Fen, who is being challenged by the fallen oil/gas prices and the related negative effects on business volume, competition and margins. With a rock-solid B/S, I guess Mun Siong should survive the current industry downturn and perhaps may even emerge stronger after that.
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#55
Surprised to see Mun Siong actually delivered a good Q3 with a respectable S$20.59M cash with very little debt.
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#56
(21-12-2015, 10:36 PM)SLC81 Wrote: Surprised to see Mun Siong actually delivered a good Q3 with a respectable S$20.59M cash with very little debt.

At the last done share price of $0.055, Mun Siong's market cap is now only approx. $32.0m, vs. the latest 30Sep15 NAV of $55.4m, itself including a net cash reserve of $19.7m. Quite obviously, Mun Siong is yet another grossly under-priced counter. More info.....
http://www.mun-siong.com/index.php


Hopefully, Mun Siong would declare good dividends in the coming full-year result expected by end-Feb16. Last FY14, Mun Siong paid out a total $0.005/share.
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#57
While this counter has good fundamentals, it is pretty much illiquid, with no or little turn-over each day. That and the low unit share price result in a number of risks, that have nothing to do with the operation of the company. In order to buy, it looks as if it is probably necessary to offer a significant premium, while, to sell it is probably necessary to offer a discount - creating a large effective spread. There is a risk of being 'tapped' for a low number of shares, which at the low price per share means the minimum brokerage dominates the cost (or return). Also, at some point there should be a share consolidation; when that happens, a small holding could end up with part of the holding being a fraction of the board lot.
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#58
I suppose the main reason for the very low liquidity and volume done at the current historical low share price is because willing sellers have all but dried up, even though Mun Siong has some 583.4m issued shares (including the small amounts of warrants yet to be converted into new shares). Usually this kind of situation would suggest low price-risk and potentially above-average percentage price appreciation and total return (including from the yearly dividends) for those who can accept and commit to holding Mun Siong as a longer-term investment opportunity. For these investors, the short-term price risk, minimum brokerage issue, and the potential share consolidation, become secondary issues.
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#59
On my watch list. Good net cash position but watch the dilutive warrants, still 4% of total float is in warrants.

Low liquidity is not a problem. Volume will jump when good news comes and the company is still making money even in these hard times.

However good news likely dependent on a turnaround in the industry its operating in. So far not doing too well.

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#60
Considering the headwind in o&g and the coming financial crisis, I think the share price would stay depressed for a prolonge period of time.

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