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money4life
    10-Mar-2025 10:50  
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I think this AGT Partners is the fund manager that invested in Oiltek fr 30/40+ cents to the currently over a dollar  yes

SmallSmall      ( Date: 07-Mar-2025 13:39) Posted:

Same article.
Gregory See of AGT Partners believes that companies in the small-to-mid cap space hold the greatest potential for value. He has previously profited from notable stocks like supermarket operator Sheng Siong Group and Oiltek International, which was a top-performing stock last year. With improving fundamentals in this sector, See is now targeting the construction industry for his next set of winners.

SmallSmall      ( Date: 07-Mar-2025 13:22) Posted:

PE 4.736 X

Featured in latest issue of Edge
Construction Sector Stocks: A Closer Look at OKP Holdings and Hock Lian Seng
Gregory See of AGT Partners notes that while the construction sector as a whole is not undervalued, certain stocks within it remain attractively priced. OKP Holdings stands out with $124.3 million in free cash and cash equivalents as of December 31, 2024, nearly matching its $155 million market cap. This cash position, combined with investment properties backing its balance sheet, creates significant value. See adds that OKP's profitability and recurring income from maintenance contracts make it a compelling investment, despite the sector's challenges.
Hock Lian Seng is also highlighted as an undervalued play, with strong gross margins and a healthy balance sheet. While its results aren't as robust as OKP's, See believes its cheap valuation and cash position offer medium-term potential. The fund manager prefers OKP slightly due to its stronger recurring revenue model from maintenance contracts, which provides stability compared to project-dependent peers.
For more insights, refer to The Edge Singapore article by Albert Chua.


 
 
SmallSmall
    07-Mar-2025 13:39  
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Same article.
Gregory See of AGT Partners believes that companies in the small-to-mid cap space hold the greatest potential for value. He has previously profited from notable stocks like supermarket operator Sheng Siong Group and Oiltek International, which was a top-performing stock last year. With improving fundamentals in this sector, See is now targeting the construction industry for his next set of winners.

SmallSmall      ( Date: 07-Mar-2025 13:22) Posted:

PE 4.736 X

Featured in latest issue of Edge
Construction Sector Stocks: A Closer Look at OKP Holdings and Hock Lian Seng
Gregory See of AGT Partners notes that while the construction sector as a whole is not undervalued, certain stocks within it remain attractively priced. OKP Holdings stands out with $124.3 million in free cash and cash equivalents as of December 31, 2024, nearly matching its $155 million market cap. This cash position, combined with investment properties backing its balance sheet, creates significant value. See adds that OKP's profitability and recurring income from maintenance contracts make it a compelling investment, despite the sector's challenges.
Hock Lian Seng is also highlighted as an undervalued play, with strong gross margins and a healthy balance sheet. While its results aren't as robust as OKP's, See believes its cheap valuation and cash position offer medium-term potential. The fund manager prefers OKP slightly due to its stronger recurring revenue model from maintenance contracts, which provides stability compared to project-dependent peers.
For more insights, refer to The Edge Singapore article by Albert Chua.

 
 
SmallSmall
    07-Mar-2025 13:22  
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PE 4.736 X

Featured in latest issue of Edge
Construction Sector Stocks: A Closer Look at OKP Holdings and Hock Lian Seng
Gregory See of AGT Partners notes that while the construction sector as a whole is not undervalued, certain stocks within it remain attractively priced. OKP Holdings stands out with $124.3 million in free cash and cash equivalents as of December 31, 2024, nearly matching its $155 million market cap. This cash position, combined with investment properties backing its balance sheet, creates significant value. See adds that OKP's profitability and recurring income from maintenance contracts make it a compelling investment, despite the sector's challenges.
Hock Lian Seng is also highlighted as an undervalued play, with strong gross margins and a healthy balance sheet. While its results aren't as robust as OKP's, See believes its cheap valuation and cash position offer medium-term potential. The fund manager prefers OKP slightly due to its stronger recurring revenue model from maintenance contracts, which provides stability compared to project-dependent peers.
For more insights, refer to The Edge Singapore article by Albert Chua.
 

 
shk363
    07-Mar-2025 09:24  
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$1 is a reality

Rightstock      ( Date: 07-Mar-2025 08:28) Posted:

OKP Holdings charts growth in construction
Emelia TanThu, Mar 06, 2025  &bull   03:55 PM GMT+08  &bull     &bull   8  min read

Backed by a strong balance sheet with free cash and cash equivalents totalling $124.3 million, the group is well-positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities. Photo: Samuel Issa Chua/

The Edge Singapore


OKP Holdings is a leading transport infrastructure and civil engineering group, specialising in the construction of airport runways and taxiways, expressways, flyovers, vehicular bridges, urban and arterial roads, airport infrastructure, and oil and gas related infrastructure for petrochemical plants and oil storage terminals. It was incorporated in Singapore on Feb 15, 2002 as an investment holding company.

1. What is OKP&rsquo s business about and what are some of its key business segments?


Founded in 1966 by chairman Or Kim Peow and listed on the Mainboard since July 26, 2002, OKP Holdings  is a leading home-grown infrastructure and civil engineering company, with a foothold in property development and investment. OKP, led by managing director Or Toh Wat, operates three core business segments: 
  • Construction &mdash the group&rsquo s primary revenue driver, mainly undertaking public sector projects.  Notably, both its wholly-owned subsidiary corporations, Or Kim Peow Contractors and Eng Lam Contractors Co, are A1 grade civil engineering contractors, allowing them to tender for public sector construction projects of unlimited value.
  • Maintenance &mdash serves as the &ldquo bread-and-butter&rdquo of the group&rsquo s business, ensuring a stable recurring revenue stream.
  • Rental income from investment properties &mdash the group&rsquo s investments in a freehold office complex in Perth, Australia and a shophouse portfolio in Singapore generate a stream of recurring rental income, enhancing income resilience. 


Backed by a strong track record and decades of industry expertise, OKP remains committed to its long-term strategy of diversifying earnings and building on its portfolio of recurring income streams. 

2. OKP reported a 135.4% increase in gross profit for FY2024 to S$58.2 million, supported by higher-margin projects. What drove this?

Notwithstanding a challenging operating environment marked by rising costs in manpower and materials, OKP achieved a 13.3% increase in revenue to $181.8 million boosted by its two core business divisions, and a higher gross profit margin of 32.0% in FY2024, up 16.6 percentage points from 15.4% in FY2023. This reflects the group&rsquo s disciplined approach to cost management and operational prudence without compromising on quality. 

Strong execution remains a priority, ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget. The group remains committed to a high level of operational efficiency and will continue to improve project management, while embracing technology for greater efficiency.

3. How has OKP&rsquo s recent financial performance been?

Backed by up to 60 years of track record and core expertise, OKP delivered good topline performance in FY2024, driven by strong performance from both the construction and maintenance segments.

Aside from topline performance, net profit attributable to equity holders of $33.7 million and net profit of $32.8 million were recorded for FY2024. Supported by a robust order book of $600.7 million, the group is well-positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities.

The group remains committed to sustaining its growth trajectory through disciplined cash flow management and financial prudence while diversifying earnings and geographical presence. By forming strategic partnerships, OKP strives to achieve greater diversification to enhance financial stability and advance sustainable growth.

4. What were key drivers behind the performance of the construction and maintenance segments?

Revenue from the construction and maintenance segments rose to $114.0 million and $61.7 million respectively, due to higher percentage of revenue recognition from various ongoing and newly awarded projects as they progressed to a more active phase in FY2024.

To sustain the growth trajectory, the group is leveraging on its decades-long track record and core expertise to capitalise on growth opportunities by tendering for both public and private projects.

5. Does OKP see opportunities to leverage its balance sheet for future growth, including acquisitions or expansions into new business segments?

Backed by a strong balance sheet with free cash and cash equivalents totalling $124.3 million, the group is well-positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities. Its long-term strategy remains centred on leveraging its core capabilities, venturing into new overseas business, and diversifying earnings through property development and other investments.

To reinforce its strategy, the group will continue to explore strategic partnerships to strengthen its foothold in property development and investment ventures. At the same time, the group remains committed to maximising returns on investment while maintaining product and service excellence.

6. Singapore&rsquo s construction sector grew 5.9% y-o-y in 4Q 2024, driven by increased public sector construction output. How is OKP positioning itself to capture upcoming public infrastructure projects?

The group continues to be motivated by its mission &mdash to be the first and preferred civil engineering contractor for the various industries, here and overseas. Some of the group&rsquo s past projects include large oil and gas projects including the $750 million Universal Terminal, a massive petroleum storage facility on Jurong Island, civil works relating to ExxonMobil&rsquo s multi-billion-dollar Second Petrochemical Complex project, and land reclamation works on Jurong Island, a milestone project.

In 2024, the group secured five projects amounting to a total value of approximately $257.2 million. This includes a project awarded by the Public Utilities Board (PUB) for drainage improvement works and four projects awarded by the Land Transport Authority for the improvement of road-related and commuter-related facilities, as well as construction of cycling path networks.

With its strong track record in public sector works and civil engineering projects, OKP will stay focused in capturing the upcoming public infrastructure projects to deliver value to its shareholders.

7. Rising construction costs remain a challenge across the industry. How is OKP managing cost pressures, and are there any pricing strategies being employed to protect margins?

OKP is cognisant of the rising cost pressures in the construction industry and remains vigilant in navigating the challenging market conditions. The group will continue to ensure effective cash flow management and remain prudent with its capital structure and finances.

Additionally, the group is committed to raising its productivity by integrating technology into its business processes to reduce reliance on manpower and upgrade its workforce. 

Strong execution remains critical to ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget and refraining from incurring unnecessary additional costs.

8. Sustainability and ESG have increasingly been a key focus. How is your company committed towards sustainability?

To integrate sustainability into its business, the group invests in technology and innovation. This includes using solar panels at premises to reduce carbon emissions and using carbon mineralised concrete to reduce embodied carbon for its projects.

The group prioritises workers&rsquo health and safety and general safety, and invests in and adopts cutting-edge technologies, innovative approaches, and strategic measures that pre-emptively address potential hazards and risks. For example, in order to cope with extreme weather conditions, its measures include prohibiting outdoor works during adverse weather conditions and providing cooling resources like water stations, misting systems and solar fans. These measures and advancements have cultivated a healthier, safer and more sustainable built environment, promoting the well-being of its workforce.

The group also pledges to enhance measures to safeguard the welfare of its workers, as it firmly believes that such investment will be beneficial in the long run, despite incurring additional cost.

9. How does OKP differentiate itself from competitors in both public and private sector tenders?

The group has become a well-known business in the transport infrastructure and civil engineering industry in Singapore and the region, differentiating itself in both public and private sector tenders through its decades-long track record, wide expertise, and a proven ability to navigate industry cycles. 

Its strong reputation as a preferred civil engineering contractor gives the group a competitive edge in securing contracts across various industries. This is reflected in its robust FY2024 order book of $600.7 million, with projects extending till 2027, primarily driven by public sector projects. 

The group remains committed to being a trusted partner for key public agencies, having successfully undertaken projects for HDB, JTC Corporation, Land Transport Authority, National Parks Board, PUB and Urban Redevelopment Authority. In the private sector, the group has worked for esteemed clients, including Changi Airport Group, ExxonMobil, Foster Wheeler Asia Pacific, and WorleyParsons.

As a steadfast business in transport infrastructure and civil engineering, the group meticulously complies with legislative and regulatory requirements to enhance workplace safety, environmental protection, and employee welfare. It implements strict safety management measures throughout all project stages, ensuring all staff, contractors, and subcontractors are skilled, well-equipped, and trained to work safely, with the guiding principle of providing a safe, accident-free working environment.

10. Looking ahead, what are OKP&rsquo s top three strategic priorities for the next five years, and how do they align with the company&rsquo s long-term vision?

 
  • Technological innovation: The group is committed to investing in and adopting cutting-edge technologies and innovative work processes to enhance productivity, improve operational efficiency, and drive innovation across its operations.
  • Sustainability: Embedded in every aspect of its business and operation, the group continues to adopt environmentally sustainable practices and play an active role in making its climate a more sustainable and greener one.
  • Business diversification: To drive long-term growth, the group will continue to explore strategic partnerships to strengthen its foothold in property development and investment, with a strong focus on diversifying earnings and strengthening recurring income streams. 


 

Together, these priorities position the group for sustainable growth while maintaining its competitive edge in the industry.   


Rightstock      ( Date: 06-Mar-2025 18:28) Posted:

Construction industry is hot in Singapore and Malaysia. Good contruction stocks like HL Asia, Pan United, BRC, OKP, Soilbuild, Boustead are getting big contracts.

OKP today closed at $0.515, up 1c. Hope tomorrow may continue with its run


 
 
Rightstock
    07-Mar-2025 08:28  
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OKP Holdings charts growth in construction
Emelia TanThu, Mar 06, 2025  &bull   03:55 PM GMT+08  &bull     &bull   8  min read

Backed by a strong balance sheet with free cash and cash equivalents totalling $124.3 million, the group is well-positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities. Photo: Samuel Issa Chua/

The Edge Singapore


OKP Holdings is a leading transport infrastructure and civil engineering group, specialising in the construction of airport runways and taxiways, expressways, flyovers, vehicular bridges, urban and arterial roads, airport infrastructure, and oil and gas related infrastructure for petrochemical plants and oil storage terminals. It was incorporated in Singapore on Feb 15, 2002 as an investment holding company.

1. What is OKP&rsquo s business about and what are some of its key business segments?


Founded in 1966 by chairman Or Kim Peow and listed on the Mainboard since July 26, 2002, OKP Holdings  is a leading home-grown infrastructure and civil engineering company, with a foothold in property development and investment. OKP, led by managing director Or Toh Wat, operates three core business segments: 
  • Construction &mdash the group&rsquo s primary revenue driver, mainly undertaking public sector projects.  Notably, both its wholly-owned subsidiary corporations, Or Kim Peow Contractors and Eng Lam Contractors Co, are A1 grade civil engineering contractors, allowing them to tender for public sector construction projects of unlimited value.
  • Maintenance &mdash serves as the &ldquo bread-and-butter&rdquo of the group&rsquo s business, ensuring a stable recurring revenue stream.
  • Rental income from investment properties &mdash the group&rsquo s investments in a freehold office complex in Perth, Australia and a shophouse portfolio in Singapore generate a stream of recurring rental income, enhancing income resilience. 


Backed by a strong track record and decades of industry expertise, OKP remains committed to its long-term strategy of diversifying earnings and building on its portfolio of recurring income streams. 

2. OKP reported a 135.4% increase in gross profit for FY2024 to S$58.2 million, supported by higher-margin projects. What drove this?

Notwithstanding a challenging operating environment marked by rising costs in manpower and materials, OKP achieved a 13.3% increase in revenue to $181.8 million boosted by its two core business divisions, and a higher gross profit margin of 32.0% in FY2024, up 16.6 percentage points from 15.4% in FY2023. This reflects the group&rsquo s disciplined approach to cost management and operational prudence without compromising on quality. 

Strong execution remains a priority, ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget. The group remains committed to a high level of operational efficiency and will continue to improve project management, while embracing technology for greater efficiency.

3. How has OKP&rsquo s recent financial performance been?

Backed by up to 60 years of track record and core expertise, OKP delivered good topline performance in FY2024, driven by strong performance from both the construction and maintenance segments.

Aside from topline performance, net profit attributable to equity holders of $33.7 million and net profit of $32.8 million were recorded for FY2024. Supported by a robust order book of $600.7 million, the group is well-positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities.

The group remains committed to sustaining its growth trajectory through disciplined cash flow management and financial prudence while diversifying earnings and geographical presence. By forming strategic partnerships, OKP strives to achieve greater diversification to enhance financial stability and advance sustainable growth.

4. What were key drivers behind the performance of the construction and maintenance segments?

Revenue from the construction and maintenance segments rose to $114.0 million and $61.7 million respectively, due to higher percentage of revenue recognition from various ongoing and newly awarded projects as they progressed to a more active phase in FY2024.

To sustain the growth trajectory, the group is leveraging on its decades-long track record and core expertise to capitalise on growth opportunities by tendering for both public and private projects.

5. Does OKP see opportunities to leverage its balance sheet for future growth, including acquisitions or expansions into new business segments?

Backed by a strong balance sheet with free cash and cash equivalents totalling $124.3 million, the group is well-positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities. Its long-term strategy remains centred on leveraging its core capabilities, venturing into new overseas business, and diversifying earnings through property development and other investments.

To reinforce its strategy, the group will continue to explore strategic partnerships to strengthen its foothold in property development and investment ventures. At the same time, the group remains committed to maximising returns on investment while maintaining product and service excellence.

6. Singapore&rsquo s construction sector grew 5.9% y-o-y in 4Q 2024, driven by increased public sector construction output. How is OKP positioning itself to capture upcoming public infrastructure projects?

The group continues to be motivated by its mission &mdash to be the first and preferred civil engineering contractor for the various industries, here and overseas. Some of the group&rsquo s past projects include large oil and gas projects including the $750 million Universal Terminal, a massive petroleum storage facility on Jurong Island, civil works relating to ExxonMobil&rsquo s multi-billion-dollar Second Petrochemical Complex project, and land reclamation works on Jurong Island, a milestone project.

In 2024, the group secured five projects amounting to a total value of approximately $257.2 million. This includes a project awarded by the Public Utilities Board (PUB) for drainage improvement works and four projects awarded by the Land Transport Authority for the improvement of road-related and commuter-related facilities, as well as construction of cycling path networks.

With its strong track record in public sector works and civil engineering projects, OKP will stay focused in capturing the upcoming public infrastructure projects to deliver value to its shareholders.

7. Rising construction costs remain a challenge across the industry. How is OKP managing cost pressures, and are there any pricing strategies being employed to protect margins?

OKP is cognisant of the rising cost pressures in the construction industry and remains vigilant in navigating the challenging market conditions. The group will continue to ensure effective cash flow management and remain prudent with its capital structure and finances.

Additionally, the group is committed to raising its productivity by integrating technology into its business processes to reduce reliance on manpower and upgrade its workforce. 

Strong execution remains critical to ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget and refraining from incurring unnecessary additional costs.

8. Sustainability and ESG have increasingly been a key focus. How is your company committed towards sustainability?

To integrate sustainability into its business, the group invests in technology and innovation. This includes using solar panels at premises to reduce carbon emissions and using carbon mineralised concrete to reduce embodied carbon for its projects.

The group prioritises workers&rsquo health and safety and general safety, and invests in and adopts cutting-edge technologies, innovative approaches, and strategic measures that pre-emptively address potential hazards and risks. For example, in order to cope with extreme weather conditions, its measures include prohibiting outdoor works during adverse weather conditions and providing cooling resources like water stations, misting systems and solar fans. These measures and advancements have cultivated a healthier, safer and more sustainable built environment, promoting the well-being of its workforce.

The group also pledges to enhance measures to safeguard the welfare of its workers, as it firmly believes that such investment will be beneficial in the long run, despite incurring additional cost.

9. How does OKP differentiate itself from competitors in both public and private sector tenders?

The group has become a well-known business in the transport infrastructure and civil engineering industry in Singapore and the region, differentiating itself in both public and private sector tenders through its decades-long track record, wide expertise, and a proven ability to navigate industry cycles. 

Its strong reputation as a preferred civil engineering contractor gives the group a competitive edge in securing contracts across various industries. This is reflected in its robust FY2024 order book of $600.7 million, with projects extending till 2027, primarily driven by public sector projects. 

The group remains committed to being a trusted partner for key public agencies, having successfully undertaken projects for HDB, JTC Corporation, Land Transport Authority, National Parks Board, PUB and Urban Redevelopment Authority. In the private sector, the group has worked for esteemed clients, including Changi Airport Group, ExxonMobil, Foster Wheeler Asia Pacific, and WorleyParsons.

As a steadfast business in transport infrastructure and civil engineering, the group meticulously complies with legislative and regulatory requirements to enhance workplace safety, environmental protection, and employee welfare. It implements strict safety management measures throughout all project stages, ensuring all staff, contractors, and subcontractors are skilled, well-equipped, and trained to work safely, with the guiding principle of providing a safe, accident-free working environment.

10. Looking ahead, what are OKP&rsquo s top three strategic priorities for the next five years, and how do they align with the company&rsquo s long-term vision?

 
  • Technological innovation: The group is committed to investing in and adopting cutting-edge technologies and innovative work processes to enhance productivity, improve operational efficiency, and drive innovation across its operations.
  • Sustainability: Embedded in every aspect of its business and operation, the group continues to adopt environmentally sustainable practices and play an active role in making its climate a more sustainable and greener one.
  • Business diversification: To drive long-term growth, the group will continue to explore strategic partnerships to strengthen its foothold in property development and investment, with a strong focus on diversifying earnings and strengthening recurring income streams. 


 

Together, these priorities position the group for sustainable growth while maintaining its competitive edge in the industry.   


Rightstock      ( Date: 06-Mar-2025 18:28) Posted:

Construction industry is hot in Singapore and Malaysia. Good contruction stocks like HL Asia, Pan United, BRC, OKP, Soilbuild, Boustead are getting big contracts.

OKP today closed at $0.515, up 1c. Hope tomorrow may continue with its run.

Rightstock      ( Date: 06-Mar-2025 10:36) Posted:

IMO buy OKP when the market and the stock is quiet. You never know when it will suddenly spike up


 
 
Rightstock
    06-Mar-2025 18:28  
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Construction industry is hot in Singapore and Malaysia. Good contruction stocks like HL Asia, Pan United, BRC, OKP, Soilbuild, Boustead are getting big contracts.

OKP today closed at $0.515, up 1c. Hope tomorrow may continue with its run.

Rightstock      ( Date: 06-Mar-2025 10:36) Posted:

IMO buy OKP when the market and the stock is quiet. You never know when it will suddenly spike up.

money4life      ( Date: 06-Mar-2025 09:22) Posted:

I think with the good set of results, VERY POSSIBLE


 

 
Rightstock
    06-Mar-2025 10:36  
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IMO buy OKP when the market and the stock is quiet. You never know when it will suddenly spike up.

money4life      ( Date: 06-Mar-2025 09:22) Posted:

I think with the good set of results, VERY POSSIBLE!

shk363      ( Date: 08-Aug-2024 09:27) Posted:

No $1 no sell


 
 
money4life
    06-Mar-2025 09:22  
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I think with the good set of results, VERY POSSIBLE!

shk363      ( Date: 08-Aug-2024 09:27) Posted:

No $1 no sell

 
 
Joelton
    27-Feb-2025 10:58  
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OKP Holdings reports 2HFY2024 earnings of $21.8 mil, up 142.7% y-o-y
 
OKP Holdings has reported earnings of $21.8 million for the 2HFY2024 ended Dec 31, 2024, a 142.7% growth from 2HFY2023' s $8.98 million.
 
Despite this, the group' s FY2024 earnings fell 24.5% y-o-y $33.7 million from the previous full-year earnings of $44.6 million. This was largely due to the absence of a one-off gain of $43.8 million from an arbitral award.
 
The decrease was also due to reduced government grants, a decrease in fair value gain on investment properties, a decline in gain on disposal of fixed assets and an increase in foreign exchange (forex) losses.
 
With this, earnings per share (EPS) for the FY2024 came in at 10.98 cents, a 24.5% drop from 14.54 cents in the same period a year ago. 
 
Meanwhile, FY2024 revenue increased 13.3% y-o-y to $181.8 million, mainly boosted by higher contributions from the OKP' s construction and maintenance segment, which more than offset a decrease in the group' s rental income. 
 
Additionally, OKP' s gross profit surged by 135.4% y-o-y to $58.2 million in FY2024 from $24.7 million in FY2023, while the group' s gross profit margin improved by 16.6 percentage points (ppts) to 32.0%. The higher gross profit margin was mainly attributed to the OKP' s ongoing initiatives to enhance efficiencies, productivity and cost management, despite higher overhead costs and rising manpower costs. 
 
With the set of results, OKP has recommended a final dividend of 2.5 cents per share, consisting of final dividend of 1.0 cent per share and a special dividend of 1.5 cents per share. 
 
As at Dec 31, 2024 OKP' s net tangible assets (NTA) per share was 65.60 cents, versus its closing price of 39.5 cents on Feb 25.
 
As at the same period, the group' s order book was $600.7 million, with projects extending till FY2027, up from $518.6 million this time last year.
 
Outlook
 
Based on projections from the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) released on Jan 23, construction demand in Singapore is expected to increase this year, with the value of construction contracts to be awarded ranging between $47 billion and $53 billion. The strong demand is underpinned by the expected award of contracts for several large-scale developments, including Changi Airport Terminal 5 and the expansion of the Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort, alongside public housing development and upgrading works.
 
Looking ahead, OKP highlights that it expects global challenges, including the higher-for-longer interest rate environment and geopolitical risks, to continue. Nevertheless, the group remains focused in building a sustainable and resilient business to navigate challenges effectively. 
 
In 2024, the group secured five projects, amounting to a total of around $257.2 million. 
 
On the property development front, following the sale of all 74 units of OKP&rsquo s residential project in Bukit Panjang, Phoenix Residences, the project has attained its temporary occupation permit (TOP) on Jan 3. In addition, the group&rsquo s joint venture has completed the residential project, The Essence. As for property investment, OKP' s investment property situated at 6-8 Bennett Street in Perth, Australia, continues to generate recurring rental income. 
 
Supported by a decades-long track record and industry expertise, OKP notes that it remains steadfast in its strategy to diversify earnings and build recurring income streams. The group will also pursue strategic partnerships to strengthen its foothold in property development and investment ventures. 
 
Or Toh Wat, OKP' s group managing director, says: " By forming strategic partnerships, particularly within our property development and investment business, we strive to achieve greater diversification to enhance financial stability and advance sustainable growth.&rdquo   the company will continue to focus on its core expertise to tender for more projects, leveraging on robust construction demand from both the public and private sectors."
 
 
cmengchan
    27-Feb-2025 06:31  
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Unvalued. Share price was significantly below NTA, and has more cash onhand than its market cap.


The Group?s balance sheet remains strong with net tangible assets (?NTA?) of S$201.4
million while NTA per share was 65.60 Singapore cents as at 31 December 2024.
OKP?s free cash and cash equivalents amounted to S$124.3 million as at 31 December
2024, compared to S$81.7 million a year ago.
Earnings per share (basic) for FY2024 stood at 10.98 Singapore cents, as compared to
earnings per share (basic) of 14.54 Singapore cents in FY2023.
Based on OKP?s closing share price of S$0.385 as at 24 February 2025, the Group?s
market capitalisation is S$118.2 million.
 

 
kepoh88
    27-Feb-2025 01:22  
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旧 巢 共 是 衔 泥 燕 飞 上 枝 头 变 凤 凰 。
Next to look for OKH
 
 
shk363
    26-Feb-2025 16:23  
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may break 60
 
 
ozone2002
    26-Feb-2025 16:16  
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Last:0.48        +0.085
up 21% Huat ah! Great undervalued spot


ozone2002      ( Date: 19-Feb-2025 23:22) Posted:

Last:0.38        +0.005
still trading at discount to NAV


ozone2002      ( Date: 07-Jul-2024 12:22) Posted:

Last:0.32        -0.01
Ride the OKP rocket 🚀  
trading near cash value
expected TP 60c

 

Key Statistics

EPS  (SGD)  a 0.14536 Trailing EPS  (SGD)  b 0.14536 NAV  (SGD)  c 0.5268
PE  a 2.201 Trailing PE  d 2.201 Price / NAV  c 0.6074
Dividend Yield  (%)  e 2.188 Cash In Hand  (SGD)  f 0.2663 Issued & Paid-up Shares  g 306,961,494
Piotroski F Score 9 Market Cap (M) 98.228 Free Float (%) 27.2
Return on Equity (ROE) (%)  h 27.591 Revenue Growth (%) TTM  i 36.334
Net Earnings Growth (%)  j 4478.705 Net Debt/Equity  k Net Cash Net Debt (SGD ' 000) -55,648
Under CPF Investment Scheme (CPFIS) Yes
Sector & Industry Industrial Services - Engineering & Construction
Category Classification Property & Construction
Index Components FTSE ST Fledgling Index
 


 
 
money4life
    26-Feb-2025 13:47  
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With the FY results,  PE just 4 times, rather insane.

OKP HOLDINGS LIMITED RECORDS 13.3% GROWTH IN REVENUE TO S$181.8 MILLION FOR FY2024 - Substantial topline driven by strong performance from both construction and maintenance segments - Net profit of S$32.8 million recorded - Strong order book of S$600.7 million1 , a 15.8% increase from S$518.6 million2 , with revenue visibility extending to 2027 - Healthy balance sheet, with an increase in free cash and cash equivalents to S$124.3 million, up from S$81.7 million in FY2023 - Recommends total dividends of 2.5 Singapore cents per share, consisting of final dividend of 1.0 Singapore cent per share and special dividend of 1.5 Singapore cents per share 
 
 
 
ozone2002
    19-Feb-2025 23:22  
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Last:0.38        +0.005
still trading at discount to NAV


ozone2002      ( Date: 07-Jul-2024 12:22) Posted:

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Ride the OKP rocket 🚀  
trading near cash value
expected TP 60c

 

Key Statistics

EPS  (SGD)  a 0.14536 Trailing EPS  (SGD)  b 0.14536 NAV  (SGD)  c 0.5268
PE  a 2.201 Trailing PE  d 2.201 Price / NAV  c 0.6074
Dividend Yield  (%)  e 2.188 Cash In Hand  (SGD)  f 0.2663 Issued & Paid-up Shares  g 306,961,494
Piotroski F Score 9 Market Cap (M) 98.228 Free Float (%) 27.2
Return on Equity (ROE) (%)  h 27.591 Revenue Growth (%) TTM  i 36.334
Net Earnings Growth (%)  j 4478.705 Net Debt/Equity  k Net Cash Net Debt (SGD ' 000) -55,648
Under CPF Investment Scheme (CPFIS) Yes
Sector & Industry Industrial Services - Engineering & Construction
Category Classification Property & Construction
Index Components FTSE ST Fledgling Index
 

 

 
money4life
    19-Feb-2025 11:27  
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yes  If FY result is good, hope  stakeholders are duly rewarded with the growth of the company. Maybe they can consider to give special dividend or Bonus. 

shk363      ( Date: 04-Feb-2025 11:14) Posted:

65 cents more to tp

shk363      ( Date: 24-Jan-2025 12:22) Posted:

no $1 no sel


 
 
shk363
    04-Feb-2025 11:14  
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65 cents more to tp

shk363      ( Date: 24-Jan-2025 12:22) Posted:

no $1 no sell

money4life      ( Date: 24-Jan-2025 11:15) Posted:

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/construction/bca-projects-higher-construction-demand-2025-sgx-listcos-look-out
OKP is highlighted but somehow counter not moving. Hope the coming result is okay


 
 
ruready
    24-Jan-2025 13:54  
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2025 Retailer missing year Finally see this happening No more and finally God luck to bb
 
 
shk363
    24-Jan-2025 12:22  
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no $1 no sell

money4life      ( Date: 24-Jan-2025 11:15) Posted:

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/construction/bca-projects-higher-construction-demand-2025-sgx-listcos-look-out
OKP is highlighted but somehow counter not moving. Hope the coming result is okay

 
 
money4life
    24-Jan-2025 11:15  
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https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/construction/bca-projects-higher-construction-demand-2025-sgx-listcos-look-out
OKP is highlighted but somehow counter not moving. Hope the coming result is okay
 
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