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29-03-2014, 10:40 AM
Hi guys,
noticed that no thread on this company, thus start one for discussion:
Dynamic Colours Limited, an investment holding company, manufactures and sells compounded resins, and provides compounding services primarily in the People’s Republic of China, Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam. The company operates through two segments, Resin Compounding and Polyethylene Packaging. It is involved in the color compounding and modified compounding of resins, which are used in the manufacture of external casings or component parts of electrical appliances and electronic devices.
since listing in 2007, nav has been on steady rise, dividends have doubled.
taisin bosses bobby and benard hold approx 10% stake. intraco holds approx 30% stake and is one of their cash cows. so together 40% of shares are sort of locked up. this might be a reason that ohl saw in intraco.
recently, aei uk is buying their SUZHOU business for nearly 20m. once this deal is done, this 40m over cap company will be filled with cash.
personally, i used to be vested below 20c, but sold off all once price shot above 21c, as i think price has gone too high and my investment style is primarily on capital protection, secondarily onmaking money.
(not vested now)
noticed that no thread on this company, thus start one for discussion:
Dynamic Colours Limited, an investment holding company, manufactures and sells compounded resins, and provides compounding services primarily in the People’s Republic of China, Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam. The company operates through two segments, Resin Compounding and Polyethylene Packaging. It is involved in the color compounding and modified compounding of resins, which are used in the manufacture of external casings or component parts of electrical appliances and electronic devices.
since listing in 2007, nav has been on steady rise, dividends have doubled.
taisin bosses bobby and benard hold approx 10% stake. intraco holds approx 30% stake and is one of their cash cows. so together 40% of shares are sort of locked up. this might be a reason that ohl saw in intraco.
recently, aei uk is buying their SUZHOU business for nearly 20m. once this deal is done, this 40m over cap company will be filled with cash.
personally, i used to be vested below 20c, but sold off all once price shot above 21c, as i think price has gone too high and my investment style is primarily on capital protection, secondarily onmaking money.
(not vested now)
