A good 3Q 2016 results give the viagra boost effects to its share price now..
 
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/3Q%2016%20SGX%20Announcement.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=429117
 
Perfect.
Q3 good but overall 9mths so-so only. 
Right now, they are venturing into indochina and sk, so it will take time for establishment to settle.
As you can see " Capital injection in an associate (USD7,831,000)"
A good 3Q result.
Trump won the election. Roubles and Russian stock   had rebounced.
The stronger currency of Russia will hopefully improve FE profit.
Feverfire ( Date: 08-Nov-2016 20:23) Posted:
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the focus here should be indochina and s.korea.
FE want to diversify away from Russia and Ukraine.
So right now, earning wont be that great till they full establish in asia.
Russia currency not strong. so there wasn' t much profit to be made there.
 
 
 
 
 
If Russia go for war with EU ?...no food to eat only bullets to chew....
SmallSmall ( Date: 07-Nov-2016 07:13) Posted:
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Featured on ST today
PLENTY ON OFFER
Companies with strong regional branding and distribution will be especially attractive to foreign buyers looking to establish a foothold, "similar to the dynamics between JDE and Super", Mr Teo added.
And with Super under the spotlight, Food Empire will likely draw some comparison.
Food Empire has a price-to-earnings ratio of 36.1 and a market capitalisation of about $162.5 million. It runs nine manufacturing plants in countries as far away as Ukraine, and exports its instant beverage and snack products to over 50 countries, with Russia its main market.
The company's biggest shareholder is Universal Integrated Corporation - or UIC - which owns a 24.79 per cent stake, while founder and chairman Tan Wang Cheow controls 9.84 per cent.
PLENTY ON OFFER
Companies with strong regional branding and distribution will be especially attractive to foreign buyers looking to establish a foothold, "similar to the dynamics between JDE and Super", Mr Teo added.
And with Super under the spotlight, Food Empire will likely draw some comparison.
Food Empire has a price-to-earnings ratio of 36.1 and a market capitalisation of about $162.5 million. It runs nine manufacturing plants in countries as far away as Ukraine, and exports its instant beverage and snack products to over 50 countries, with Russia its main market.
The company's biggest shareholder is Universal Integrated Corporation - or UIC - which owns a 24.79 per cent stake, while founder and chairman Tan Wang Cheow controls 9.84 per cent.
volume and price start to rise.
I think it is wishfully thinking after Super is courted by another company.
SmallSmall ( Date: 03-Nov-2016 15:23) Posted:
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Another 3 in 1 company. 
 
 
 
Last week at SIAL, the global food event held once in two years.   Food Empire CFO William Fong  (2nd from left), executive chairman Tan Wang Cheow  (4th from left)  with Myint Soe (Myanmar,  extreme left) and Caffe Bene CEO Choi Seung-Woo (South Korea,  second from right).
Food Empire executive chairman  Tan Wang Cheow  at the company' s booth which has a prominent 3-D name banner. 
Food Empire CEO Sudeep Nair  (extreme left)and CFO William Fong.Photos courtesy of Food EmpireEvent:  SIAL, the world&rsquo s No. 1 food exhibition.
Venue:  Paris.
Date:  16 to 20 Oct 2016.
 
SINGAPORE-LISTED Food Empire once again made a beeline to one of the world' s biggest events for food producers and buyers, SIAL in Paris, which attracted more than 7,000 exhibitors from 100 countries. 
Reaching out to a widely-dispersed network of potential customers is central to Food Empire' s business. It already exports to over 50 countries, mainly 3-in-1 instant coffee and frozen finger food. 
In addition to consumer retail products, Food Empire also sells raw ingredients such as instant coffee and non-dairy creamer to other food manufacturers.
It has been seeking growth in markets such as IndoChina and East Asia to diversify its presence. This strategy has become more pronounced as its traditional strongholds such as Russia have been impacted by local currency and economic volatility in recent years.
Food Empire chief operating officer Tan Joon Hong  (extreme left), and CFO William Fong with Abhishek Rana  (extreme right)  and Abhishek Gupta  (furthest right).  The latter two are in charge of Food Empire' s businesses in Dubai and Africa.In new markets, Food Empire may localise the flavors of some of its products to win consumers.
Its success has won accolades, including being  recognised last month (Sept) as being among the &ldquo Top 100 Singapore Brands&rdquo by Brand Finance, the world&rsquo s leading independent intangible asset and brand valuation consultant.
It has been consistently ranked the leading 3-in1 instant coffee brand in the Group&rsquo s core markets of Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan.      
 
SINGAPORE-LISTED Food Empire once again made a beeline to one of the world' s biggest events for food producers and buyers, SIAL in Paris, which attracted more than 7,000 exhibitors from 100 countries. 
Reaching out to a widely-dispersed network of potential customers is central to Food Empire' s business. It already exports to over 50 countries, mainly 3-in-1 instant coffee and frozen finger food. 
In addition to consumer retail products, Food Empire also sells raw ingredients such as instant coffee and non-dairy creamer to other food manufacturers.
It has been seeking growth in markets such as IndoChina and East Asia to diversify its presence. This strategy has become more pronounced as its traditional strongholds such as Russia have been impacted by local currency and economic volatility in recent years.
Food Empire chief operating officer Tan Joon Hong  (extreme left), and CFO William Fong with Abhishek Rana  (extreme right)  and Abhishek Gupta  (furthest right).  The latter two are in charge of Food Empire' s businesses in Dubai and Africa.In new markets, Food Empire may localise the flavors of some of its products to win consumers.Its success has won accolades, including being  recognised last month (Sept) as being among the &ldquo Top 100 Singapore Brands&rdquo by Brand Finance, the world&rsquo s leading independent intangible asset and brand valuation consultant.
It has been consistently ranked the leading 3-in1 instant coffee brand in the Group&rsquo s core markets of Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan.      
 
Coffee One -- new product from Food Empire for making freshly-brewed coffee from capasules.
A new product that Food Empire promoted this year at SIAL is its proprietary CoffeeOne system: Its  own coffee-making machines for home and office use with its own coffee capsules to go with them. 
Getting one' s cup of freshly-brewed coffee from capsules has been a growing trend in the last decade in Europe and North America, popularised by Nestle (the brand behind Nespresso).   
In 2015, it entered into a joint venture with an Italian company to manufacture  Nespresso-compatible capsules for owners of Nespresso machines. 
Getting one' s cup of freshly-brewed coffee from capsules has been a growing trend in the last decade in Europe and North America, popularised by Nestle (the brand behind Nespresso).   
In 2015, it entered into a joint venture with an Italian company to manufacture  Nespresso-compatible capsules for owners of Nespresso machines. 
 
Frozen finger food (such as shrimp  hakao, and  dim sum) from Food Empire under the brand of OrienBites.
Food Empire executive chairman Tan Wang Cheow with the team from the company' s plant in Johor which produces potato chips, non-diary creamer and 3-in-1 coffee.
Any reasons to run up on Monday?
johnng ( Date: 07-Oct-2016 18:55) Posted:
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See monday can run up
if i the boss, i will open a club here with east euros talents
Buy bit by bit and wait for the flow to come, which shall come given the strong management team.
TIME TO CHIONG UP SOon like SUPER COFFEE
Getting good support at $0.30.
Today up 3 cents to 37 cents. Hopefully tomorrow will be better.
mgrow2013 ( Date: 26-Jul-2016 12:20) Posted:
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I thought lost... www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/food-empire-loses-fight-to-mcdonalds-over-trademark-names-in-eu
johnng ( Date: 25-Jul-2016 21:54) Posted:
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Jump to where ?