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06-06-2023, 02:26 PM
One of the challenges in valuing companies is deciding on the assumptions. This is critical when you have companies going into new sectors so that historical performance does not provide much insights.
CBIP fits the bill. This is a Bursa Malaysia palm oil equipment company that is venturing into palm oil plantation.
![[Image: CBIP-revenue.png]](https://i.postimg.cc/ydzTzq6V/CBIP-revenue.png)
You can see the changes in the business profile. Because of the "start-up" situations, not all the segments are contributing to the current earnings as shown in the table below.
![[Image: CBIP-segment-performance.png]](https://i.postimg.cc/fbYxCHc1/CBIP-segment-performance.png)
Notes to the Table.
(a) 2013 to 2022 average.
(b) Segment assets - segment liabilities. The liabilities included loans and leases.
© This included the consolidated adjustments and eliminations.
The challenge is what to assume in your valuation. The table below showed what I had done by looking at a number of valuation approaches.
![[Image: CBIP-valuation.png]](https://i.postimg.cc/65D2PrpK/CBIP-valuation.png)
Note: SWP = Shareinvestor WebPro platform.
You will of course get different values if you used different assumptions. I would be interested if anyone else had done a fundamental analysis. If you want to see details of my analysis, refer to Is CBIP a money making opportunity?
CBIP fits the bill. This is a Bursa Malaysia palm oil equipment company that is venturing into palm oil plantation.
You can see the changes in the business profile. Because of the "start-up" situations, not all the segments are contributing to the current earnings as shown in the table below.
Notes to the Table.
(a) 2013 to 2022 average.
(b) Segment assets - segment liabilities. The liabilities included loans and leases.
© This included the consolidated adjustments and eliminations.
The challenge is what to assume in your valuation. The table below showed what I had done by looking at a number of valuation approaches.
Note: SWP = Shareinvestor WebPro platform.
You will of course get different values if you used different assumptions. I would be interested if anyone else had done a fundamental analysis. If you want to see details of my analysis, refer to Is CBIP a money making opportunity?