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MPRH is it the most undervalued stock in plantation sector?

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Arena
Gaja
UKboy
K&M
Jiggysaurus
suja
NUINTH
Whitebull
prabath
rainmaker
smallville
Market.Player
The Alchemist
Slstock
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prabath


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

Can we call this thread a promotion because people who hold this are doing the talking.

smallville


Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

prabath wrote:Can we call this thread a promotion because people who hold this are doing the talking.

NO.. I see valid reasons given to justify these fundamentally good counters.

You cannot expect anyone not to talk about their shares, after all, its obvious if the members talk about shares they dont hold. However, as long as valid reasoning is provided, its not promotion. As you can see, they talk why they've bought these and what they expect in future with these.

Whitebull


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

prabath wrote:Can we call this thread a promotion because people who hold this are doing the talking.
Of course not.They are discussing it in rational manner with available informations.These types of discussions among real investers help new comers to learn.....

NUINTH


Senior Equity Analytic
Senior Equity Analytic

Nice & valuble discussion with facts & figures. Love to see this type of analysis. Thanks everyone.

rainmaker


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

There is no real arbitrage opportunity as buying stock in MPRH doesn't give you control of BOPL shares - its like DFCC holding 20b worth of COMB shares

Chinwi

Chinwi
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

@ The Alchemist,

Thank you for highlighting the facts I missed.

Specially , "50 % of bottom line Profit come from Other Income. Majority of this could be Gains from Fair Value of Biological Assets"
Yes they do this every time. Hence we must know if EPS is 11/-, 5.50 is cash and rest is in trees and they will grow further. Smile

IMO, this practice is Ok if you get funds from core business to run the company until you harvest the trees.
( Not like in Pyramid Timber companies (world wide) which use money from new investors to pay salaries and pay back old investors )

I think, up and down in plantations, power sectors due to various factors (including what you mentioned) provide opportunities to long term investors to gain if they understand the nature of these sectors.


Note:
Somehow, I did not use outside funds or margin loans for my recent purchases. Just sold some nonperforming(s) to try new fortunes.

"Nonperforming" = The stocks I thought good but lost their potential due to changes in macro economic or any other factors in the country OR just bad hits.

27MPRH is it the most undervalued stock in plantation sector? - Page 2 Empty Speciality with MPRH, MASK & TPL! Wed Feb 13, 2013 11:34 pm

Nigel.Machado


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

We all know that Tea business is doing better than Rubber these days. All MPRH,MASK & TPL have mor than 90% exposure to Tea.

When we consider plantations their is always a seasonal Risk involved with it.

How to minimize this risk is to buy plantation stocks below their Net Assets Value. Unlike shares like BOPL all above given shares(MPRH,MASK,TPL) trade below their net assets value.

To be exact NAV of the shares are as follows

MPRH - 40
MASK - 31
TPL - 47

Also earnings of these shares are very healthy. For the last quater EPS of these shares were

MPRH - 6.19
MASK - 3.50
TPL - not released

Last quarter was quite an exception, projected sustainable minimum eps annually for above given shares could be

MPRH - 9
MASK - 5.5
TPL - 6

at a price earning ratio of 5 these shares may worth

MPRH - 9*5 = 45
MASK - 5.5*5 = 27.5
TPL - 6*5 = 30

So even at your target exit price these shares will have value as they trade at a p/e ratio of 5 & below their Net asset value. Anithing above will be a Bonus.

*Speciality of TPL is the high payout ratio(dividend of rs2.5 per share) as we all know TPL is a better managed company in the plantation sector, It can be given a high p/e as well.

For me these 3 are the best picks within tea based plantations. Share your view.

suja


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

I feel to be risk averse when selecting plantation stocks you need to consider crop diversity. Your above points are appreciated. Plantations such as Namu and kegall in this instance is very special Namunukula has palm as well and Kegall is the leading plantations on rubber. Plantation investments are always risky ad cyclical but always a very good investment in the long run as it generates cash on an ongoing basis. Note : I do not own shares of any of these but wanted to give inputs as I have invested in these stocks in the past.

smallville

smallville
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

Nigel.Machado -> Do u really need another thread for this?

This looks like promotion to me..

Jiggysaurus

Jiggysaurus
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

smallville wrote:Nigel.Machado -> Do u really need another thread for this?

This looks like promotion to me..

Promotors will need to promote and get out of plantations before the wage hike hits in the second half of the year.

smallville

smallville
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

Talking abt bad habits, sometimes we love some stocks and get in hoping it can go up then after holding for along time realise it wont go much..

Then sell.. Alas! in a coupla days it runs lol!

This happened to me several times so I know if I sell something it can go up Wink

Chinwi

Chinwi
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

smallville wrote:Talking abt bad habits, sometimes we love some stocks and get in hoping it can go up then after holding for along time realise it wont go much..

Then sell.. Alas! in a coupla days it runs lol!

This happened to me several times so I know if I sell something it can go up Wink

yes. same here. now im not doing that mistake. sell only after studng all possible facts. im on my way to broker. i want to reply when
i saw yr comment .....sory ...using small android

Nigel.Machado


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

Chinwi wrote:
smallville wrote:Talking abt bad habits, sometimes we love some stocks and get in hoping it can go up then after holding for along time realise it wont go much..

Then sell.. Alas! in a coupla days it runs lol!

This happened to me several times so I know if I sell something it can go up Wink

yes. same here. now im not doing that mistake. sell only after studng all possible facts. im on my way to broker. i want to reply when
i saw yr comment .....sory ...using small android

Its a common thing. It happens for every one. I know for a fact that BOC sold 1Mn BALA at 23 about 4 months back kinda like in octomber. But on 31st december it did touch 44. Soon after BOC sold it started moving up.

It happens to most people & institutions. Right at the time when it moves up dumb money sells & smart money moves in.

K&M


Senior Equity Analytic
Senior Equity Analytic

I completely agree with you nigel, MRPH is trading at a discount even i bought it at around 23 levels, There profits are quite impressive as well. Not forget that tea prices are also in a increasing trend, hence we might see some good earning in the future.

UKboy

UKboy
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

smallville wrote:Talking abt bad habits, sometimes we love some stocks and get in hoping it can go up then after holding for along time realise it wont go much..

Then sell.. Alas! in a coupla days it runs lol!

This happened to me several times so I know if I sell something it can go up Wink

ah tell me about this.. Mad . I also had some bad experiences.

Gaja


Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

Jiggysaurus wrote:
smallville wrote:Nigel.Machado -> Do u really need another thread for this?

This looks like promotion to me..

Promotors will need to promote and get out of plantations before the wage hike hits in the second half of the year.

I generally used to buy at that period, and used to sell in 1 & 1/2 years time

Chinwi

Chinwi
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

Jiggysaurus wrote:
smallville wrote:Nigel.Machado -> Do u really need another thread for this?

This looks like promotion to me..

Promotors will need to promote and get out of plantations before the wage hike hits in the second half of the year.


Gaja wrote:
I generally used to buy at that period, and used to sell in 1 & 1/2 years time

cheers wise approach. plantation offer you well identifiable cycles to deal with .

Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

How about see your share running and then you sell at a small dip to gain profit. Then the share again runs very much more
than what yo ugained ( if you held you would have ot 50-100% more even)


UKboy wrote:
smallville wrote:Talking abt bad habits, sometimes we love some stocks and get in hoping it can go up then after holding for along time realise it wont go much..

Then sell.. Alas! in a coupla days it runs lol!

This happened to me several times so I know if I sell something it can go up Wink

ah tell me about this.. Mad . I also had some bad experiences.

Arena


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

Now MW is about 160k in MPRH

he is still collecting plantations. Interesting

Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

you still follow him huh ?

Arena wrote:Now MW is about 160k in MPRH

he is still collecting plantations. Interesting

Arena


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

There is no clear reason to leave him.
Rational and logical and very specially long term thinking.
Lets wait and see this time with plantations.

Bond


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

And you trust the top shareholder Question

suja


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

Hey whats wrong with the top shareholder, is there anything to worry about?
He is the person running the business also so if there are issues with management its and issue. I hold this share.

Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

Arena,

I already commented about his certain talents which I do admire.

But someone with money and connections can buy low , talk a lot about it ( like PCH saga) and when the share moves it is called a self fulling prophecy. The Chicken stock atleast had fundamental when he talked.

But I do find it amazing how he knew stuff during certain period of time ( before results ) and then how he knows exactly when to unload at the top . ( it happen in BFL and PCH)

I think it okay to follow to get ideas( as he is a good analyst ) , but there are other things I am not sure about to follow blindly. ( I know you are not)


Yes plantation will run , but when? If the big run is in September it is a huge opportunity cost.





Arena wrote:There is no clear reason to leave him.
Rational and logical and very specially long term thinking.
Lets wait and see this time with plantations.

Arena


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

Yep agreed and i dont follow blindly.
As you said it is really interesting how they find early. industry analysis ?

As per my knowledge real investors visit the Out lets and factories before buying shares.

There will be no opportunity cost at all even it happens in Sep. or Dec. since still the collection is going on.

I agree with the point they can easily push the prices since they have money. but for sure they cant push the entire plantation sector this time.

I respect this value investment the reason is still i am not mature to do long term investments.

Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

"As you said it is really interesting how they find early. industry analysis ?"

Hmm, if resourceful there are "other" options. I will n t speculate further.


"There will be no opportunity cost at all even it happens in Sep. or Dec. since still the collection is going on."

WHat I mean is if you hold a share for 12 months and it goes up by 15% vs some other share goes up 25% in 1 month there is a short term opportunity cost.

Examples

I held some CIND with big fundamentals . But there was a opportunity cost as it does move easily.

Only last week I mentioned about ESL at Rs 24. Now it ran to Rs 28 in few days. ESL is also a speculative ( also fundamental) hot stock in this environment.

there was a time opportunity cost.

Arena


Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

Slstock

That is a very basic question you asked.

How can you find another share to trade. Speculation ?

Big investors deal with huge quantities. They cant shift from one share to another at once. It takes years and they dont sell immediately. Even Another goes 1000% they dont move. That is the strategy ........Only the loss id the FD rate they loose.


Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

Arena,

I am not talking about big investors. If so what you said it true. Btw , MW is not in our league.

I am talking about you and me with retailer quantities and thus opportunity costs. Am talking about having significant exposure to plantations if you are just following what MW does.
If they move good . Else opportunity cost. Personally I am holding out till June quarter before any big plantaion purchase. maybe I will miss a sudden run, but I am willing to take that smaller risk. Part of my other shares have performed much better . SO no worries so far.


Also when I looked at the reoports last time I noticed MW bought BOPL at around Rs 20 in 2011 or so.
Then I guess he would have averged when shares dropped in 2012.

What an opportunity cost !

Hope you saw the issues I am talkign about.

If not let finish this and go about our other work.


Arena wrote:Slstock

That is a very basic question you asked.

How can you find another share to trade. Speculation ?

Big investors deal with huge quantities. They cant shift from one share to another at once. It takes years and they dont sell immediately. Even Another goes 1000% they dont move. That is the strategy ........Only the loss id the FD rate they loose.


celtic tiger


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

slstock wrote:Arena,

I already commented about his certain talents which I do admire.

But someone with money and connections can buy low , talk a lot about it ( like PCH saga) and when the share moves it is called a self fulling prophecy. The Chicken stock atleast had fundamental when he talked.

But I do find it amazing how he knew stuff during certain period of time ( before results ) and then how he knows exactly when to unload at the top . ( it happen in BFL and PCH)

I think it okay to follow to get ideas( as he is a good analyst ) , but there are other things I am not sure about to follow blindly. ( I know you are not)


Yes plantation will run , but when? If the big run is in September it is a huge opportunity cost.





Arena wrote:There is no clear reason to leave him.
Rational and logical and very specially long term thinking.
Lets wait and see this time with plantations.

Mmmm....plantation run IF they don't run now there will be no run for some times unless tea and rubber prices go up. Way forward for tea plantations is to come up with new ideas like BOPL-ice tea,ELPL-chines specialty tea but these projects will take 3-5 years to make impact on the bottom line. So I think Mr market will give us a chance to buy plantations cheaper than current prices from next quarter.If you have enough holding power like MW...If not we will blame MW again.




Nigel.Machado


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

Some called it promotion. Yet MPRH gave a healthy return above 50% moving from 18-20 level to 28-30 level. Highest point being 33.

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