07-03-2013, 04:29 PM
I have finally found the time to review Tiong Seng's FY12 (ended 31Dec12) full-year results.....
http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/V...E003BFFB6/$file/FY2012announcement26Feb.pdf?openelement [result announcement]
http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/V...E003BFFB6/$file/TiongSengFY2012pressrelease.pdf?openelement [press release]
Notwithstanding a much lower revenue and a loss recorded in the Property Development division (mainly engaged in developing residential properties in 2nd- and 3rd-tier cities in PRC, and revenue and profit/loss recognition of the projects are subject to completion of their construction of the projects and delivery of the units to their buyers), I thought Tiong Seng did well on an overall group basis and especially in the all-important Construction division (mainly engaged as a general contractor in Singapore). In FY12, Tiong Seng recorded an EPS of $0.0336, and a respectable ROE of 12.8%; NAV/share rosed to $0.289 as at 31Dec12.
I now look forward to the $0.01/share Final dividend which should be paid by end-May12.
Rationally speaking, I thought Mr Market should be willing to price Tiong Seng as a very well-established general contractor - and a steady profit generator - at least at a small premium over its NAV/share.
http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/V...E003BFFB6/$file/FY2012announcement26Feb.pdf?openelement [result announcement]
http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/V...E003BFFB6/$file/TiongSengFY2012pressrelease.pdf?openelement [press release]
Notwithstanding a much lower revenue and a loss recorded in the Property Development division (mainly engaged in developing residential properties in 2nd- and 3rd-tier cities in PRC, and revenue and profit/loss recognition of the projects are subject to completion of their construction of the projects and delivery of the units to their buyers), I thought Tiong Seng did well on an overall group basis and especially in the all-important Construction division (mainly engaged as a general contractor in Singapore). In FY12, Tiong Seng recorded an EPS of $0.0336, and a respectable ROE of 12.8%; NAV/share rosed to $0.289 as at 31Dec12.
I now look forward to the $0.01/share Final dividend which should be paid by end-May12.
Rationally speaking, I thought Mr Market should be willing to price Tiong Seng as a very well-established general contractor - and a steady profit generator - at least at a small premium over its NAV/share.