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(08-04-2019, 05:09 PM)masterleong Wrote: The publishing and printing business remains loss making, while the SG beverage business is not so positive. To be conservative i value all their other businesses as zero, only taking the 20% stake in vinamilk and 50% stake in F&N bursa to derive a nav per share of about $3.00
i suppose the RNAV of F&N is much higher now. Would anyone have an guesstimatete here ? many tks.
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Possibility of F&N to reduce its Dvd ? and then share price adjusts downwards... Or rights issue??? (like Fraser Property) ...
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Its Malaysian subsidiary has just reported a good set of results:
Fraser & Neave Holdings Berhad’s 2QFY24 core net earnings posted at RM162.0mn (+53.0% YoY). The higher-than-expected results were mainly attributed to the elevated festive demand.
1HFY24 core net profit surged 51.3% YoY to RM332.2mn in tandem with revenue growth of 10.7% YoY to RM2.7bn. The results were driven by robust sales and improved margins in both F&B Malaysia and Thailand.
The group has declared an interim single-tier dividend of 30.0sen/share for the quarter under review (vs. 27sen/share in 2QFY23).
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