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My view is that the management would probably have foresaw this decline in the HDD demand, but does anyone know if they have been proactively searching for other sources for their products? And how soon will these take effect on the P&L etc?
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Ckecked my bank account this morning and noted a very nice credit from Adampak's $0.02/share Final dividend. This has made my day!
Now I shall look forward to the Q2 results expected by 15Aug and the interim dividend (last FY10: $0.01/share) expected in the 1st week of Sep.
A relevant question: Can Adampak afford to pay out even higher dividends? IMHO, the answer is a definite "Yes".
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I think the question to Adampak is not whether they can continue to pay high dividend in the next 3 -5 years, rather whether they can reduce the reliance on HDD, which the demand is going to fall, whether they can successfully diversify into another business. Sure, Adampak can pay high dividend using their cash hoard in the next 3 -5 years, what is after? they must have good profit to continue pay high dividend.
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yeah i think freedom is right.
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Nobody can be sure about the future. Adampak is a world-class producer of its own products, supplying to many world-class companies/customers, meeting global demand for their own products. And we should not under-estimate a smart, experienced and driven management's survival abilities to win new customers, grow into new customer segments, intoduce new or related products and services, etc., over time.
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Didn't notice the share price for awhile; $0.27 now! Could it be due to the USD at all time low?