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Thanks bro.
Same to you. Huat ah !
Same to you. Huat ah !
Contratrader ( Date: 05-Apr-2021 14:49) Posted:
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Huat la, bro !
superstartup ( Date: 05-Apr-2021 14:44) Posted:
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Made 2 rounds.
Nice.
Nice.
SmallSmall ( Date: 05-Apr-2021 14:08) Posted:
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LIM & Tan Securities has initiated coverage on Samudera Shipping Line at " buy" with a S$0.49 target price, saying the counter is relatively undervalued compared to its peers.
In a Monday report, the researchers described Covid-19 as the " perfect storm for the recent boom in the container shipping industry" .
The brokerage noted that on the demand side, lockdown measures have boosted e-commerce sales and consequently increased the need for container shipping. On the supply side, there has been reduced capacity due to port congestions and lack of manpower to work the docks.
This bottleneck has caused a surge in freight rates, a direct revenue driver for Samudera.
Moving......UOB KH has a non rated report today..saying it " trading at a hugh bargain"
Trading at 6.5x PE and 0.6x P/B vs peer' s average of 12.1x PE and 3.1x P/B
Net cash forms 50% of its market cap..
Trading at 6.5x PE and 0.6x P/B vs peer' s average of 12.1x PE and 3.1x P/B
Net cash forms 50% of its market cap..
Samudera share price is recovering back.
Starting to see articles featuring Samudera with the recent Suez Canal incident:
https://nextinsight.net/story-archive-mainmenu-60/944-2021/14103-shipping-industry-in-the-spotlight
B. Riley Securities analyst Daniel Day was quoted in that same article, saying: &ldquo We now expect container shortages to last through at least Q2 and [to be] increasingly likely for the majority of 2021.&rdquo
Starting to see articles featuring Samudera with the recent Suez Canal incident:
https://nextinsight.net/story-archive-mainmenu-60/944-2021/14103-shipping-industry-in-the-spotlight
B. Riley Securities analyst Daniel Day was quoted in that same article, saying: &ldquo We now expect container shortages to last through at least Q2 and [to be] increasingly likely for the majority of 2021.&rdquo
Regional Container Lines Public Company Limited (RCL. BK)
| 52-week range | 1.7 - 28.3 |
Regional Container Lines has recently hit a high of 28.3 baht, more than 16times from its 52week low of 1.7 baht.
Comparatively, Samudera share price had had not seen much progress in a booming container shipping cycle period.
Although it still deliver profits, the latest financial results does not meet what market is expecting.
tt_lau ( Date: 11-Jan-2021 19:01) Posted:
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slow and steady going past the winter storm towards spring
still better than 2019, at least gearing is good (conservative) considering they added 9.5m impairment of old ships
looks like expansion on freight than dry bulk, plan the money, forward looking.....
looks like expansion on freight than dry bulk, plan the money, forward looking.....
Stocksguru ( Date: 25-Feb-2021 10:10) Posted:
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Go more cash but dividend give somlittle
Ligaya ( Date: 25-Feb-2021 09:59) Posted:
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yeah, maybe sell on news. Also provisions on impairing a few older ships
but cash flow and positioning ok, added somemore at 245 during morning dump
but cash flow and positioning ok, added somemore at 245 during morning dump
Stocksguru ( Date: 25-Feb-2021 09:32) Posted:
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Samudera Shipping records 89% jump in FY2020 earnings, to pay special dividend
Samudera Shipping Line has reported FY2020 revenue of US$347.9 million, down 6.9%. However, thanks to a combination of lower operating costs, mainly fuel, it was able to report 89% y-o-y jump in earnings to US$7.2 million.
For the year ended Dec 31 2020, the shipping line based out of Indonesia handled a 7.5% jump in container volume.
From 1.2 million twenty-foot equivalent units handled back in FY2019, the company handled 1.3 million TEUs last year, thanks to a &ldquo sharp turnaround&rdquo in container shipping activity in the second half of the year.
As at Dec 31 2020, cash and bank balances stood at US$80.8 million, significantly higher than US$56.5 million as at end-FY19, due to better operating profits and lower receivables.
The company plans to pay a final dividend of 0.75 cents, and a special dividend of 0.3 cents, bringing FY2020 total to 1.05 cents. In contrast, it paid just 0.75 cents per share for FY2019.
The company notes that the pandemic has &ldquo greatly disrupted&rdquo global supply chains in the first half of FY2020, causing &ldquo pent up&rdquo demand for container services in the second half of the year.
&ldquo While freight rates have been sustained at higher levels as a result, the group is nevertheless mindful of the impact of port delays and the volatile bunker price on operating costs,&rdquo the company says.
&ldquo In addition, the rising demand for container shipping services has also led to an increase in vessel charter cost as charter hire rates begin to pick up,&rdquo says the company in its earnings commentary,&rdquo Samudera adds.
bad result compare to it peers.
Ligaya ( Date: 25-Feb-2021 09:13) Posted:
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https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/results/samudera-shipping-records-89-jump-fy2020-earnings-pay-special-dividend
Samudera Shipping records 89% jump in FY2020 earnings, to pay special dividend
The Edge Singapore Published on Wed, Feb 24, 2021 / 9:43 PM GMT+8 / Updated 11 hours ago
Samudera Shipping Line has reported FY2020 revenue of US$347.9 million, down 6.9%. However, thanks to a combination of lower operating costs, mainly fuel, it was able to report 89% y-o-y jump in earnings to US$7.2 million.
For the year ended Dec 31 2020, the shipping line based out of Indonesia handled a 7.5% jump in container volume.
From 1.2 million twenty-foot equivalent units handled back in FY2019, the company handled 1.3 million TEUs last year, thanks to a &ldquo sharp turnaround&rdquo in container shipping activity in the second half of the year.
As at Dec 31 2020, cash and bank balances stood at US$80.8 million, significantly higher than US$56.5 million as at end-FY19, due to better operating profits and lower receivables.
The company plans to pay a final dividend of 0.75 cents, and a special dividend of 0.3 cents, bringing FY2020 total to 1.05 cents. In contrast, it paid just 0.75 cents per share for FY2019.
The company notes that the pandemic has &ldquo greatly disrupted&rdquo global supply chains in the first half of FY2020, causing &ldquo pent up&rdquo demand for container services in the second half of the year.
&ldquo While freight rates have been sustained at higher levels as a result, the group is nevertheless mindful of the impact of port delays and the volatile bunker price on operating costs,&rdquo the company says.
&ldquo In addition, the rising demand for container shipping services has also led to an increase in vessel charter cost as charter hire rates begin to pick up,&rdquo says the company in its earnings commentary,&rdquo Samudera adds.
Samudera closed Feb 24 at 28 cents, down 1.75%. In March last year, it was trading at around 11 cents.
For the year ended Dec 31 2020, the shipping line based out of Indonesia handled a 7.5% jump in container volume.
From 1.2 million twenty-foot equivalent units handled back in FY2019, the company handled 1.3 million TEUs last year, thanks to a &ldquo sharp turnaround&rdquo in container shipping activity in the second half of the year.
As at Dec 31 2020, cash and bank balances stood at US$80.8 million, significantly higher than US$56.5 million as at end-FY19, due to better operating profits and lower receivables.
The company plans to pay a final dividend of 0.75 cents, and a special dividend of 0.3 cents, bringing FY2020 total to 1.05 cents. In contrast, it paid just 0.75 cents per share for FY2019.
The company notes that the pandemic has &ldquo greatly disrupted&rdquo global supply chains in the first half of FY2020, causing &ldquo pent up&rdquo demand for container services in the second half of the year.
&ldquo While freight rates have been sustained at higher levels as a result, the group is nevertheless mindful of the impact of port delays and the volatile bunker price on operating costs,&rdquo the company says.
&ldquo In addition, the rising demand for container shipping services has also led to an increase in vessel charter cost as charter hire rates begin to pick up,&rdquo says the company in its earnings commentary,&rdquo Samudera adds.
Samudera closed Feb 24 at 28 cents, down 1.75%. In March last year, it was trading at around 11 cents.
Today alot dumping this stocks.
Ligaya ( Date: 24-Feb-2021 10:20) Posted:
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SAMUDERA: " World&rsquo s cheapest container shipping firm"
https://www.nextinsight.net/story-archive-mainmenu-60/944-2021/14045-samudera-world-s-cheapest-container-shipping-firm
We think that based on the economic tailwinds generated by Covid-19, profit-making vessels and that almost all of its peers trade above book, Samudera has little reason to be trading below book.As such, we think a re-rating on Samudera is highly warranted and even if it trades at 50% P/B discount to peer average of 2.5x P/B, this would translate to a share price of S$0.60.
Close 0.295 la.
I think their result will be bestest since their operation.
paperhandsallday ( Date: 19-Feb-2021 16:42) Posted:
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close strong at 0.30 and this will be destined to shoot up next week
But when it moves, it will be xiong xiong...