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26DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Tue May 17, 2011 7:58 pm

Rocky


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

factFINDER wrote:STOCKS Classified under Diversified Holding Sector
Sector Classification is important as we usually compare SECTOR PER to decide Undervalue or Overvalue statues of a particuler stock, as those are more representative than MARKET PER.
What my observation was some stocks classified under DIVERSIFIED HOLDING SECTOR has not been much diversified, which is sometimes misleading.
The classic example is FLCH (Free Lanka Capital Holdings) .... 97% Revenue & over 90% profits from PLANTATION business. Then, is it Diversified Holding Company or Plantation Holding Company (like MPRH)??
If Sector PER
Diversified = 24.5
Plantation = 9.8
and FLCH = 10.9 -- Is is undervalued?

I have not analysed all other Diversified Stocks, but noticed that some other stocks classified under diffrent sectors having relatively more diversifications. i.e. DIST, LOLC, CIC, GREG, .... etc.

Experts ..... Should there be any criteria to classify stocks??



Decleration : This is not a negative comments on FLCH. I have FLCH in my portfolio and still worth to me at current level of 5/- (as it is the IPO price)

You are absolutely correct in pointing out this. However, one thing about the CSE and the PLC's are that they are perpetually in a state of evolution. Today they are Finance Companies and they next day they are into Palm Oil Plantations. One is a Hotelier and then they do the job of an Investment and Fund Manager by investing in the CSE with the monies of share holders who originally invested in the Hospitality Sector. These people do not stick to the articles of association at all. Who checks these things, huh?







27DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Tue May 17, 2011 10:33 pm

smallville


Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

Companies have the sole authority to decide their diversification strategy.. One can go for 99.9% plantations and rest .1% on anything else and vice versa..
Companies do so to generate revenue in the sectors they've identified potential and the sectors they can manage well.. If u know wat I mean, its not easy to manage plantation sector rite?

Again, all companies go thru difficult times.. we cant expect companies to have QoQ, YOY growth if natural perils, economic policies change, but they need to pay the salaries of employees so companies can engage in investment activities from their money if it generates additional revenue for them.. I do not see any issue wit these in fact I see its a strong strategy for not letting down the employees as well as investors..

Also on a more stronger outlook, companies can invest in other companies in long term to reap the benefits in time.. additionally they do this in their competitors to know the strategies used by them cuz wats most businesses are looking at is competitive advantage over others to continue to grow and increase or hold on to the market share of their business..

Sometimes these diversified companies may not be real diversified holders but these have been listed under diversified sector cuz they do engage in multi no of businesses Wink

28DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Tue May 17, 2011 11:33 pm

factFINDER


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

smallville wrote:

Sometimes these diversified companies may not be real diversified holders but these have been listed under diversified sector cuz they do engage in multi no of businesses Wink

This is just to clarify my privious post.

I did not comment on the "right to diversify" each of those stocks, true it's up to respective management to decide. Also, I didn't want to discriminate one sector over other. (sorry, if my wordings meant that).

But, my concern was on "comparability" issues that can be experienced in current classifications, specially under DIVERSIFIED HOLDING Sector. Further, if such classifications are purely based on the request of individual companies, merely coz they're in more than one business.... It is not an impossibility to re-classify half of the existing stocks in under DIVERSIFIED HOLDING Sector, which usually in higher valuation plane. Such representations are possibly deteriorate usefulness sector indicators.

Again, this is not an attempt to let-down FLCH (as I'm a fan of FLCH at current price level) but I noticed this issue when I was analysing their financials.

29DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Dec 25, 2011 2:32 pm

perassanna


Stock Trader

hey,
i am on my academic research (firm diversification and performance in listed diversified holdings). i am confused when i checked with CSE, in the diversified sector only 11 companies are there. but when i go through each company i found further vallibel one plc, browns investments too categarized in diversified sector. some one please recommend me where i can find the right details

30DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Dec 25, 2011 2:37 pm

perassanna


Stock Trader

hey,
i am on my academic research (firm diversification and performance in listed diversified holdings). i am confused when i checked with CSE, in the diversified sector only 11 companies are there. but when i go through each company i found further vallibel one plc, browns investments too categarized in diversified sector. some one please recommend me where i can find the right details

31DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Dec 25, 2011 2:41 pm

perassanna


Stock Trader

hey,
i am on my academic research (firm diversification and performance in listed diversified holdings). i am confused when i checked with CSE, in the diversified sector only 11 companies are there. but when i go through each company i found further vallibel one plc, browns investments too categarized in diversified sector. some one please recommend me where i can find the right details

32DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Dec 25, 2011 3:51 pm

smallville

smallville
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

perassanna wrote:hey,
i am on my academic research (firm diversification and performance in listed diversified holdings). i am confused when i checked with CSE, in the diversified sector only 11 companies are there. but when i go through each company i found further vallibel one plc, browns investments too categarized in diversified sector. some one please recommend me where i can find the right details

May be there are only 11 companies Wink

But I dont think Browns investment is a part of it.. Browns could be..

33DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:54 pm

Fresher


Moderator
Moderator

perassanna wrote:hey,
i am on my academic research (firm diversification and performance in listed diversified holdings). i am confused when i checked with CSE, in the diversified sector only 11 companies are there. but when i go through each company i found further vallibel one plc, browns investments too categarized in diversified sector. some one please recommend me where i can find the right details

I greatly appreciate the fact that you didn't open new threads for this but you didn't have to dig many old threads for this question. you could have use the new thread that you had opened as well

34DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:56 pm

soileconomy

soileconomy
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

we have to look at issued quantity (no of shares ) and PER .
I think DIST is the most attractive.Slowly and steadily they are creeping into diversified sector.

35DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Dec 25, 2011 6:18 pm

sriranga

sriranga
Co-Admin

There are 16 companies classified under Diversified Sector in CSE.
13 in Main Board and 3 in Dirisavi Board.
Please find the details below.
DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Diver10

DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Se10

http://sharemarket-srilanka.blogspot.co.uk/

36DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Diversified Holdings Sector PBV & F/W PE Mon Oct 01, 2012 11:21 pm

opfdo

opfdo
Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

Note
1. PCHH - based on 2011/12 annual report
2. TAP - if someone can pls give details of TAP
3. PE - Forward PE not trailing PE

DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 New_pi22

37DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Mon Oct 01, 2012 11:25 pm

opfdo

opfdo
Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

look at the last six stocks, all are blue chips. aren't they ?
but PE & most of PBV ???? Shocked

38DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Tue Oct 02, 2012 12:49 am

ddrperera


Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

opfdo wrote:look at the last six stocks, all are blue chips. aren't they ?
but PE & most of PBV ???? Shocked


hmm but crossing goes in blue chips..........it is a puzzle for me...... Very Happy

39DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Tue Oct 02, 2012 1:30 am

Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

opfdo wrote:look at the last six stocks, all are blue chips. aren't they ?
but PE & most of PBV ???? Shocked


When/if the market runs some diversified blue chips usually tend to trade at higher PE than market. This is an observation. Not justification. Also for some of them june/sept is not stongedt quarters.

Think CFLB eps if this is last q x 4 needs to be revisted. If I recall fro. Memory last q eps was around 1. Statement had issue.

40DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Tue Oct 02, 2012 2:40 am

UKboy

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

opfdo wrote:look at the last six stocks, all are blue chips. aren't they ?
but PE & most of PBV ???? Shocked
I dont really mind to see junks go up time to time ( Except GREG) but these heavyweight counters are just killer blow to market PE. Couple of years back, Sri Lankan investors/retailers were forced to believe diversified sector companies have to have PE value of over 25.

CARS/BUKI & CHTR/CARG groups are seriously overdue a good year.

41DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Tue Oct 02, 2012 8:42 am

WildBear


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

Capital Alliance advice investors to sell JKH as it is in overvalued territory now, I heard another story to worry about JKH. Minister Vasudeva in action again, this time he is probing SAGT deal. SAGT is the cash cow for JKH in past couple of years. What will happen if the deal gets reversed as happened to Harry J with SLIC.

42DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Tue Oct 02, 2012 8:52 am

WildBear


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

I believe now it's time to exit overvalued and lethargic conglomerates, and time to enter undervalued ones with good management and earning potentiol. Above table has got some sound stocks, esp for young conglomerates , it s wiser to consider future earning potential than past earnings.

43DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Tue Oct 02, 2012 11:13 am

UKboy

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

WildBear wrote:Capital Alliance advice investors to sell JKH as it is in overvalued territory now, I heard another story to worry about JKH. Minister Vasudeva in action again, this time he is probing SAGT deal. SAGT is the cash cow for JKH in past couple of years. What will happen if the deal gets reversed as happened to Harry J with SLIC.

Yes I heard about this story. I cannt believe why Sri Lankan politics hate their own country this much. Mad
This is definitely not the way to show their patriotism.
These politics failed to understand that communism is somethnig valid only in 60s and 70s.

I really hope this will not happen. Once it's gone it's gone & doesnt matter how.

Any 3rd world country government should not do businesses (51%+).

Pethi

Pethi
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

VONE- Valibale One this should go to 25-28 levels in mid term.

Macro Picture

since the company does not have a long history. (3-4 years only). Building the based and solid ground with good foundation was needed. It is building such.

Even though the pumpers and dumpers are waiting for manipulation, the sentiment is changing. Reason?? (It is difficult to hold 21-23 levels for 3-4 months)

DP is a fan of current government and hold most respectable positions.


all the companies under VONE conglomerate is exceptional Sampath, LBFIN, DELMAGE,ORIT, Rocell Ceramic etc.

VONE is up to Hotel, leisure too.Gaming sector has already got approval to build one of its controversial casino's in Colombo. Summer seasons constructions going on.

DP promised 100% return but he could not. Normal experience is, if DP can not take the company where it belongs to, he marge and acquire more companies. I believe there will be more exciting news in coming years.

My favorite point...History says the SP can not go down below 16.00 Which is a plus in this bull environment.If we are up to something that has already doubled, it is high risky.

Unlike early stage, there is foreign demand too and increasing.

In my personal view, current price 22 is cheap.
VONE should jump to 25 in near future. and it should go pass 50 long term.



Mico picture
---NAV 30.33
---PBV .78
---Divdend 1.7% (consistance Dividend)
---EPS Annual 3.74
---June Qtr Profit = 1,016,237,000
---Growth % QoQ = 339.85

Numbers are not looking bad either.
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45DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Oct 26, 2014 8:57 am

Harry82

Harry82
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

DIST

46DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Oct 26, 2014 9:07 am

soileconomy

soileconomy
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

Harry82 wrote:DIST
Agree. But categorized under food and beverage

47DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Mon Oct 27, 2014 7:28 am

Octopus

Octopus
Expert
Expert

Thank pethi.
That was why I did not want to sell my shares with recent up trend.

SP should be more than double long term. Interesting months ahead. Lets see, whether DP can take us a good ride as promised

Definitely, the election is favorable to him too.
Company is getting matured now.

time to get married with a big wedding and then throw some parties. this will come to fruition in future.

48DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Mon Oct 27, 2014 7:34 am

opfdo

opfdo
Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

Pethi wrote:VONE- Valibale One this should go to 25-28 levels in mid term.

Macro Picture

since the company does not have a long history. (3-4 years only). Building the based and solid ground with good foundation was needed. It is building such.

Even though the pumpers and dumpers are waiting for manipulation, the sentiment is changing. Reason?? (It is difficult to hold 21-23 levels for 3-4 months)

DP is a fan of current government and hold most respectable positions.


all the companies under VONE conglomerate is exceptional Sampath, LBFIN, DELMAGE,ORIT, Rocell Ceramic etc.

VONE is up to Hotel, leisure too.Gaming sector has already got approval to build one of its controversial casino's in Colombo. Summer seasons constructions going on.

DP promised 100% return but he could not. Normal experience is, if DP can not take the company where it belongs to, he marge and acquire more companies. I believe there will be more exciting news in coming years.

My favorite point...History says the SP can not go down below 16.00 Which is a plus in this bull environment.If we are up to something that has already doubled, it is high risky.

Unlike early stage, there is foreign demand too and increasing.

In my personal view, current price 22 is cheap.
VONE should jump to 25 in near future. and it should go pass 50 long term.



Mico picture
---NAV 30.33
---PBV .78
---Divdend 1.7% (consistance Dividend)
---EPS Annual 3.74
---June Qtr Profit = 1,016,237,000
---Growth % QoQ = 339.85

Numbers are not looking bad either.

thank you

49DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Mon Oct 27, 2014 8:37 am

RPPA


Expert
Expert

Yes VONE is a good stock. But investors has lost confidence in it due to unprofessional behavior of some big trading players. So if you want to buy get in at lowest levels (22/-).

Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad

50DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Mon Oct 27, 2014 11:14 am

Octopus

Octopus
Expert
Expert

RPPA wrote:Yes VONE is a good stock. But investors has lost confidence in it due to unprofessional behavior of some big trading players. So if you want to buy get in at lowest levels (22/-).

Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad  

Totally agreed,
That's why I always traded this stock.

what Pethi is saying is true. things have improved a lot. It is hard to hold these levels for long time if bad guys hanging around.

Should go up and consolidated in next block soon.

Traders will have a chance to earn quick bucks too. Keep it in your watch list

51DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Mon Oct 27, 2014 1:20 pm

RayR

RayR
Equity Analytic
Equity Analytic



yes pethi, good names are under their conglomerate. And It had a solid support around 22 when all other stocks were going down.

52DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Sun Apr 19, 2020 7:06 am

ChooBoy


Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

The conglomerates will be some of the worst hit stocks due to the lockdown and the impending economic slowdown, carrying the earnings burden of several hard-hit industries across the portfolio.
 
For a majority of the counters, the negative impact from leisure and non-essential consumer goods will be the key driver of the earnings decline in FY21E.
 
Counters with exposure to essential food & personal care and pharmaceuticals, and a strong balance sheet, will be more resilient in the upcoming financial year.DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Fc2dd510

53DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Mon Apr 20, 2020 10:05 pm

heshan1997


Equity Analytic
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Hmm Hemas is surviving I guess Noh

54DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR - Page 2 Empty Re: DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS SECTOR Mon Apr 20, 2020 10:16 pm

bhanu


Manager - Equity Analytics
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But in long term this a good opportunity to buy them, if you are going to hold them for 5 , 6 years

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