B P P L HOLDINGS PLC (BPPL.N0000)

Apart from the news some Fundamentals of BPPL:

PE 10.3 whereas sector PE is only 6.9

Net Asset value 7/10

2017  eps 1/20 

Investors take into consideration the market sentiment before investment decisions.

Gems can turnout to be glass stones!

Be careful about unscrupulous promoters.

samaritan wrote:Apart from the news some Fundamentals of BPPL:

PE 10.3 whereas sector PE is only 6.9

Net Asset value 7/10

2017  eps 1/20 

Investors take into consideration the market sentiment before investment decisions.

Gems can turnout to be glass stones!

Be careful about unscrupulous promoters.

http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t55383-six-rules-to-follow-when-picking-stocks

ruwan326 wrote:

samaritan wrote:Apart from the news some Fundamentals of BPPL:

PE 10.3 whereas sector PE is only 6.9

Net Asset value 7/10

2017  eps 1/20 

Investors take into consideration the market sentiment before investment decisions.

Gems can turnout to be glass stones!

Be careful about unscrupulous promoters.

http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t55383-six-rules-to-follow-when-picking-stocks

There is something known as investor sentiment, which is dampened & dented and hence in negative territory.

Guys,

Look BPPL such a quality company @ 10 , Im ok with the company except Beta.

12.35 is the inner bubbles Target

BPPL profit is reducing in recent quarter results while other export companies growing.Administration and finance cost increased.

         2018/19      2017/18

Q1        79               78

Q2        82              100

Q3        54              115

Q4        !!!!              70


NAV   7.35

EPS   0.94


This is not a bad company.But I belive there are better companies in CSE unless anything special happening to this counter!!!!!

agree the profit reducing & i have seen that , but very hidden scenario is there , go to balance sheet and check it. buying around 10 is really ok . Cash flow can improve better than current, dividend paying regular, holding increasing by largest holders,stable foreign market share and innovative product developments. ( honestly im not holding any share yet)

seems there is another run on way.....

Profit for 3rd quart from Rs 82 Mn to Rs 103 Mn YOY.

next run 13

30th September result out  can see the growth   Run

https://cdn.cse.lk/cmt/upload_report_file/1524_1572256605240.pdf

Teller knows how it happend..and how its happening. Positive Fundementals plus technical = win

teller sooner than later price 

Teller='mover & shaker' of CSE
Keep your predictions flowing

Winner123 wrote:

Bppl is ready to run

Required quantities are trading due to positive 3rd quarter reports

No need to afraid about BPPL, teller has seen the its potential. Thats the reason i recommended at 10 around.
See the latest development.



Sri Lanka’s BPPL Holdings Plc, a brush and yarn maker using recycled plastics said profits grew 24 percent in the September 2019 quarter to 201 million rupees, though it was seeing weakening export demand for brushes.

Chief Executive Anush Amerasinghe said there was ‘moderation’ of customer orders from clients in North America and Europe.

Revenue from the group’s new polyester yarn operations was not recognized in the quarter amid test production.

“..[W]e are close to being awarded large commercial orders, with yarn deliveries targeted for the Autumn/Winter2020 buying season, for which yarn production would commence in the third quarter of the current financial year,” Amerasinghe told shareholders.

“We are, therefore, reasonably confident that the general slowdown in brush revenue… will be more than compensated for by higher revenue from the recently expanded brush filament extrusion and the yarn operations in the quarters to follow.”

BPPL Holdings reported earnings of 34 cents per share for the quarter. In the six months to September BPPL Holdings reported earnings of 66 cents per share on total profits of 201 million rupees, which grew 24 percent.

Revenues grew 6.8 percent to 1.34 billion rupees in the September quarter from a year earlier, while cost of sales grew at a slower 1.8 percent to 464 million rupees, allowing gross profits to grow 6.4 percent to 233 million rupees.

Net finance costs grew from 1.8 million rupees to 4.7 million rupees.

In July a fire at BPPL’s brush unit had destroyed a warehouse and damaged a second. Raw materials, partially completed brushes, some machinery for making mops and finished brushes had been also destroyed.

Some machinery had been repaired. The firm had written off 144 million rupees of assets and claimed insurance for which progress payments were made.








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Whats your target @Teller?

Teller wrote:No need to afraid about BPPL, teller has seen the its potential. Thats the reason i recommended at 10  around.
See the latest development.



Sri Lanka’s BPPL Holdings Plc, a brush and yarn maker using recycled plastics said profits grew 24 percent in the September 2019 quarter to 201 million rupees, though it was seeing weakening export demand for brushes.

Chief Executive Anush Amerasinghe said there was ‘moderation’ of customer orders from clients in North America and Europe.

Revenue from the group’s new polyester yarn operations was not recognized in the quarter amid test production.

“..[W]e are close to being awarded large commercial orders, with yarn deliveries targeted for the Autumn/Winter2020 buying season, for which yarn production would commence in the third quarter of the current financial year,” Amerasinghe told shareholders.

“We are, therefore, reasonably confident that the general slowdown in brush revenue… will be more than compensated for by higher revenue from the recently expanded brush filament extrusion and the yarn operations in the quarters to follow.”

BPPL Holdings reported earnings of 34 cents per share for the quarter. In the six months to September BPPL Holdings reported earnings of 66 cents per share on total profits of 201 million rupees, which grew 24 percent.

Revenues grew 6.8 percent to 1.34 billion rupees in the September quarter from a year earlier, while cost of sales grew at a slower 1.8 percent to 464 million rupees, allowing gross profits to grow 6.4 percent to 233 million rupees.

Net finance costs grew from 1.8 million rupees to 4.7 million rupees.

In July a fire at BPPL’s brush unit had destroyed a warehouse and damaged a second. Raw materials, partially completed brushes, some machinery for making mops and finished brushes had been also destroyed.

Some machinery had been repaired. The firm had written off 144 million rupees of assets and claimed insurance for which progress payments were made.








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Thank you teller for your explanation today's training volume very close to 1 million

Seems the interest is loss.....

Or is it because the month end?

this group is suspicious, in my personal point of view not to buy. Industry also in a doubt.

2.8 volume

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come and enjoy

Market bull run started.

Bppl will be the best during this period