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BiggerPockets Podcast 579: The Secret Sauce Behind Short-Term Rental Success (Part 2) w/Rob Abasolo

You can build wealth with short-term rental investing quite easily. All you need is a great location, a solid property, a good strategy, some phenomenal cleaners…wait maybe it isn’t all […]

Bitcoin Prices Dragged Down By Geopolitical Tensions, Ukraine Nuke Plant Bombing

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Bitcoin prices plummeted on Thursday as global geopolitical tensions escalated to unprecedented levels. On Thursday, there was no agreement reached to end the war during the second round of negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian officials. In response to the impasse, markets were jittery, which pushed prices of conventional safe-haven assets up such as gold and…

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Disposable or Rechargeable Vape Pen – Which Do You Like Better?

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Wikisoft Corp. Acquires Blockchain Tech Company – Etheralabs LLC

San Francisco, March 1, 2022 - Wikisoft Corp. (the “Company,” “we,” and “our”) (OTCQB: WSFT) today announced that it has entered into a definitive...

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Should I Play Hitman 1 and 2 Before 3? | Know the Story

Hitman 3 is the final game in the Hitman reboot trilogy. As such, it’s a game that many players will be getting into that...

European Cities Launch Ambitious Effort to Reduce Embodied Carbon with Grant from Laudes Foundation

For Immediate Release January 12, 2021 Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance’s Initiative Dramatically Increases Uptake of Bio-based Materials, Advocating City, National and EU-Level Policy Adoption   Today, the Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance (CNCA) announced an ambitious new effort to reduce embodied carbon and increase the uptake of bio-based materials in Europe’s built environment. CNCA’s launch illustrates the cutting edge of decarbonization efforts across Europe’s leading green cities. CNCA’s initiative – funded by a two million euro grant from the Laudes Foundation – will foster the rapid and widespread adoption of low-carbon building materials and policies across city and national governments in Europe. The project will be implemented in partnership with the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), Eurocities and Bionova. As part of its three-year […]

HPP Holdings Berhad


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Open to apply: 15/12/2020
Close to apply: 07/01/2021
Listing date: 20/01/2021

Share Capital
Market Cap: RM139.8345mil
Total Shares:  388.43mil shares (Public apply: 19.4216mil, Company Insider/Miti/Private Placement/other: 89.2474mil)

Industry
Printing Industry CAGR 2016-2019: 6.04% 
Top Five Industry Player (by PAT Margin)
Kinta Press & Packaging S/B: 20.98%
GL Printing S/B: 18.99%
Thumbprints Utd S/B: 13.47%
Hin Press S/B: 9.10%
Hayan Group (HPP): 8.72%

Business
Printing & production of paper-based packaging. 
*Standard format machine utilisation rate 88.44%
*Currently 6 machines (5 in production line, 1 for training purpose)
*IPO add 2 machines (will dispose on old machines)
*Forecast printing capacity increase 20%
Revenue from Malaysia: 72.44%
Revenue from Oversea: 27.56%

Fundamental
1.Market: Ace Market
2.Price: RM0.36 (EPS:0.0212)
3.P/E: PE16.98
4.ROE(Pro Forma III): 8.885%
5.ROE: 12.72%(2020), 22.76%(2019), 28.82%(2018)
6.Cash & fixed deposit after IPO: RM0.0878 per shares
7.NA after IPO: RM0.25
8.Total debt to current asset after IPO: 0.4655 (Debt: 28.566mil, Non-Current Asset: 66.417mil, Current asset: 61.360mil)
9.Dividend policy: 20% Net profit dividend payout ratio policy.

Past Financial Performance (Revenue, EPS)
2020: RM101.203 mil (EPS: 0.0212)
2019: RM82.681 mil (EPS: 0.0343)
2018: RM64.395 mil (EPS: 0.0384)

Net Profit Margin
2020: 8.71%
2019: 16.53%
2018: 23.19%

After IPO Sharesholding
Aurora Meadow S/B: 51.72%
Kok Hon Seng: 5.94% (indirect 55.3%)
Lau Teee Tee @ Lau Kim Wah: 1.98% (indirect 53.51%)
Ng Soh Hoon: 3.58% (indirect: 57.66%)
Chong Fea Chin: 1.79% (indirect 53.7%)
Ang Poh Geok: 7.01%

Directors Remuneration for FYE2021 (from gross profit 2020)
Lau Tee Tee @ Lau Kim Wah: RM100k
Kok Hon Seng: RM0.954 mil
Ng Soh Hoon: RM0.216 mil
Philip Goh Teck Siang: RM60k
Choo Chee Beng: RM36k
Lee Chong Leng: RM36k
Total director remuneration: RM1.402 mil or 6.77%

Key Management Remuneration  for FYE2020 (from gross profit 2019)
Tan Kian Siong @ Chen Kian Siong: RM0.251mil-0.3 mil
Mah Chen Wah: RM0.151mil-0.2mil
Ng Soh Moy: RM0.151mil-0.2mil
Teng Tiang Chia: RM0.201mil-0.25mil
Lee Kuei Yong: RM0.051mil-0.1mil
Subramaniam A/L Mogan: RM0.101mil-0.15mil
Nur Syafiqah Binti Hassan: RM0-0.05mil
key management remuneration: RM0.906mil-1.25mil or 4.38%-6.04%

Use of fund
Capital expenditure and expansion: 40.82%
Repayment of bank borrowing: 24.38%
Working capital: 16.31%
Sales and marketing expenses: 6.27%
Listing Expenses: 12.22%

Good thing is:
1. PE 16.98 under acceptable range. 
2. Revenue increase over 3 years.
3. Major sharesholder hold by Aurora Meadow S/B, will have less large dispose of shares activities after IPO. 
4. After IPO forecast printing capicity increase 20%. 

The bad things:
1. ROE & EPS dropping over 3 years. 
2. 16.31% IPO fund allocate to pay back bank borrowing. 
3. Industry CAGC is not in high growth. 
4. HPP is not major market player among their competitors. 
5. Director & top management remuneration is over 10% of the company gross profit. 

Conclusions (Blogger is not wrote any recommendation & suggestion. All is personal opinion)
The IPO is at fair value.Estimated after completed install the new printing machine will have increase of printing capacity 20% that will increase revenue. However the business is not going to increase 100% in one or two years, as revenue also need to come with printing capacity. We might not see very high growth of business. (WARNING: business growth is not shares price growth)
for Risk vs business growth potential please refer below chart. 
*Valuation is only personal opinion & view. Perception & forecast will change if any new quarter result release. Reader take their own risk & should do own homework to follow up every quarter result to adjust forecast of fundamental value of the company.

Another Tough Report from A Carrier – Schneider Has Tough Q32019

The freight recession is real and the carriers are feeling the pain.  We know the smaller carriers are truly suffering however today Schneider (SNDR) reported and it does not appear to be pretty.  First, relative to expectations it was a tough quarter.  From Seeking Alpha:
  1. EPS missed by .02 on Non GAAP and by .11 on a GAAP basis
  2. Revenue was down 7.7% YoY and missed expectations by $40mm
A couple of key points from their press release:
  1. Volumes and price were "compressed" and while they stated there was a "moderate" uplift in the seasonal volume the tone of the message was it was virtually meaningless.  We have learned this from other carriers:  There has been no meaningful "surge" period.
     
  2. We knew there were shutdown costs due to the closing of the First to Final Mile business (Which opened to a lot of fanfare about 2 years ago) but I found it surprising they had to impair the value of trucks they are selling.  This tells me they are shrinking the fleet and are actually taking losses on the equipment to dispose of them.
  3. While their truckload numbers are tough to decipher due to impacts of the FTFM closure and the impairment of tractors, both intermodal and logistics (think brokerage) suffered as well.  Intermodal was down 2% due to volumes and Logistics was down 13% (Blamed on a major customer insourcing). 
  4. They lowered their guidance from what was $1.30 per share to $1.38 and it is now $1.24 to $1.30.  Again, this appears to be due to the tractor impairment charge.  Interestingly they lowered their CAPEX for the year which again, indicates to me they are shrinking the asset base.  
My opinion is the freight recession is even tougher than originally stated for all carriers.  While I do think there is some "kitchen sink" activity going on here (So many losses due to shutting down the FTFM that they are adding in other stuff to clean up) I think the recession is real.  

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