02-01-2014, 01:56 PM
1. JSH and JMH are structured so that any takeovers of the jardine companies will be almost impossible.
2. Because JSH owns a big stake of each of the operating companies, you can expect dividends to be generous. Because it goes back to JSH and JMH.
Even for a landlord / developer like HK Land, the dividend paid out of real earnings over last 10 years is 50-80%.
heehee morning bros,
the S in the jardine doesnt mean stable la.. its strategic theres quite abit of cross-holding between jsh and jmh.
For the data here, is it on JMH, JSH or Dairy farm? For dairy farm, did you go through some of the corp action inside? Apparently they did quite abit of M&A so there might be alot of adjustment to be done..
http://www.dairyfarmgroup.com/history/history2000.htm
for the sub-holdings of the different Jardine co:
http://www.jardines.com/group-companies/overview.html
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2. Because JSH owns a big stake of each of the operating companies, you can expect dividends to be generous. Because it goes back to JSH and JMH.
Even for a landlord / developer like HK Land, the dividend paid out of real earnings over last 10 years is 50-80%.
heehee morning bros,
the S in the jardine doesnt mean stable la.. its strategic theres quite abit of cross-holding between jsh and jmh.
For the data here, is it on JMH, JSH or Dairy farm? For dairy farm, did you go through some of the corp action inside? Apparently they did quite abit of M&A so there might be alot of adjustment to be done..
http://www.dairyfarmgroup.com/history/history2000.htm
for the sub-holdings of the different Jardine co:
http://www.jardines.com/group-companies/overview.html
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