He isn't obliged to divulge when he no longer holds stocks but in this case was happy to pass on the info.
Seems a pretty straight shooter, I just don't think people listen completely to what is said.
Last year FY NPAT was S$14m. A 60% drop means S$5.6m or ~A$4m, or 1.9cps. So 10c would definitely be a bargain (famous last words) and you'd expect accumulation to start before the mid teens.
Confirmed order is S$41m as at 31 Dec, with no information on how long this stretches out for. Revenue last year was S$147m so the $41m looks a bit thin even if it's all for the next 6 months. But the profit warning should have accounted for that already.
There must be a leading indicator somewhere for companies like ZGL and MCE - both marine/ship building related, long lead time, high capital intensive that are massively profitbale in good times but lag the cycle by 12-24 months... Are there stats for worldwide ship tonnage built or something like that?
Coverage of ZGL on a US investing website
http://www.gurufocus.com/news/177403/zicom-group--zglau--extremely-mispriced-growth-business-
Cheers
Some good links there. Thanks Oddson.
But I was thinking something really simple. Like watching the order books of several major shipbuilders in SE Asia. Chances are ZGL's quote book will grow with a 6 months lag, and hopefully their order book will grow a year or two after that.
Funny old world we live in, ILU announce a downgrade due to the world's economy going to hell in a handbasket, these guys expect sustained growth...
I'm just messing about with some market scans and this company came up. Got to have a laugh Robusta - "Zicom" not "Zircon" - this mob has nothing to do with zircon. They make deck winches for ships, cement mixers and precision engineering. Amazingly cyclical share price. Will go back and read through this thread.
I might be missing something - but what does the AUD have to do with their business? I thought they reported in Singapore dollars.A strong AUD has punished quite a few companies so will be interesting to see what happens if the AUD loses some of its lustre (aside from internal improvements). With so many countries debasing theirs, not sure what will happen to AUD.
I might be missing something - but what does the AUD have to do with their business? I thought they reported in Singapore dollars.
I know I own shares in this business, I took a bit of a capital loss previously but this time around bought in at $0.185 a while ago. I like the way the continue with the main business while investing in disruptive technologies all while maintaining a strong balance sheet.
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