JANASHAKTHI INSURANCE COMPANY PLC (JINS.N0000)

i am not sure about their future plans, but it seems they dispose unrelated business and increase their holding on their core business

hi
i think jins is undervalued share . EPS 2.21 year . assets 8.80 RS ,trading at RS 17 . so PE 7.7 .
every year they are giving two divident which are most atractive . what your comments on this

sector PER = 12.91
JINS EPS = 2.12

Valuation Based on PER is
27.3692

[quote="Jayasri"]sector PER = 12.91
JINS EPS = 2.12

Valuation Based on PER is
27.3692
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thanks .thats mean jins have lost of potentials to move even upto RS 27 . now trading at RS

17

Jayasri wrote:sector PER = 12.91
JINS EPS = 2.12

Valuation Based on PER is
27.3692

this should be trading above 20 in this market.... i think soon this achieve where it should be and i m holding and still buying

After dividend JINS one of the top losers today...

[quote="dr aruna"]hi
i think jins is undervalued share . EPS 2.21 year . assets 8.80 RS ,trading at RS 17 . so PE 7.7 .
every year they are giving two divident which are most atractive . what your comments on this
[ /quote]

another factor that determines the price is the integrity of the director board

This is one of fundamentally sound share that did not move in this bull market to match with its performance. I don't know whether someone purposely control the share price. I dispose this share after holding sometime as it was failure to generate capital gain that I expected from it. But I agree with all comments as this a share that should move

i too am holding to this and with hopes to buy if i had more money to invest

the things which make me attract to them r there steady growth and the management.
plus this has the highest share in out of western province as i heard
and the 3rd highest share in insurance market from the whole country (i believe lately NDB aviva is performing more less when comparing to janashakthi and other who up in the list are of course sri lanka insuerance and ceylinco )

the below is only whot i think
as i heard harry J is considering to get in to insurance business back after he lost SL insurance and after continential does not performed as he hope so he can do 2 things since he has money in hand
either he can re invest more money to continential insurance or take over a company which has more market share (and merge the continental with it or keep both separately) so if he consider to take over janashakthi will be a good choice schafters are much more like buying and selling strategy

please consider this is only what i think after the way things are happening and i dont know how much of this will be true just thought to share with u guys so do ur own analysis before going forward

smalta wrote:
the things which make me attract to them r there steady growth and the management.

What is that attractive in their management?

Did they have some legal issue regarding their accounts some years back.does anyone one remember what really happaened,is it the reason for lesser attraction of JINS

RockStock wrote:Did they have some legal issue regarding their accounts some years back.does anyone one remember what really happaened,is it the reason for lesser attraction of JINS

All in the history and issue was in 2009 which was resolved.

Happened in May 2009.
"The suspension has been imposed due to a non-compliance with the Solvency Ratio, due in turn to the lBSL, not accepting certain specific assets as admissible even though these same assets had been previously accepted as being admissible for solvency since 2006 upto date."


REINSTATEMENT OF REGISTRATION 27 May 2009

The Company has informed the following to the CSE, "In accordance with Colombo Stock Exchange regulations, of the need to inform the Colombo Stock Exchange of any matter of relevance that will impact share prices, I now wish to inform you that the Insurance Board of Sri Lanka has revoked the suspension imposed on Janashakthi Insurance PLC, with effect from 2.00 pm on 27th May 2009.

The suspension was imposed on 12th May 2009 for a period of 03 weeks until 02nd June 2009.

The company was requested to show cause on why the suspension should be lifted. The Insurance Board of Sri Lanka has accepted the Company's explanations and the suspension has been accordingly revoked".


You can find these info on CSE.lk

Dear Friends what is the reason JINS

cause it is a quite undervalue share... they pay good div to.

Undervalued?

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=JINS:SL
shows that JINS is at an all-time high.
On what basis is it under valued?

It has not gone this up in the past....

Agreed with..thighrokker..I had a small position sold @19.20

thighrokker wrote:Undervalued?

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=JINS:SL
shows that JINS is at an all-time high.
On what basis is it under valued?

It has not gone this up in the past....

It may trade at all time high, but you cannot avoid the fact that it still is undervalued.

EPS for the Y/E 31/12/2010 is 2.12.

So at current market price it trades at a PE of 9(19.2/2.12).

san1985 wrote:

thighrokker wrote:Undervalued?

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=JINS:SL
shows that JINS is at an all-time high.
On what basis is it under valued?

It has not gone this up in the past....

It may trade at all time high, but you cannot avoid the fact that it still is undervalued.

EPS for the Y/E 31/12/2010 is 2.12.

So at current market price it trades at a PE of 9(19.2/2.12).

Correct with their EPS JINS is still undervalued in its sector. It might be interesting to note, that JINS IPO was at Rs 12 several years ago. This is one of the longest staganated share with regards to IPO price.

slstock wrote:

san1985 wrote:

thighrokker wrote:Undervalued?

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=JINS:SL
shows that JINS is at an all-time high.
On what basis is it under valued?

It has not gone this up in the past....

It may trade at all time high, but you cannot avoid the fact that it still is undervalued.

EPS for the Y/E 31/12/2010 is 2.12.

So at current market price it trades at a PE of 9(19.2/2.12).

Correct with their EPS JINS is still undervalued in its sector. It might be interesting to note, that JINS IPO was at Rs 12 several years ago. This is one of the longest staganated share with regards to IPO price.

Is there a way to get the Insurance sector PE?
Anyone has this?

I think all the janashakthi group companies (CSEC,JINS,CFVF) are still undervalued compare with other companies in the financial sector.

thighrokker wrote:

slstock wrote:

san1985 wrote:

thighrokker wrote:Undervalued?

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=JINS:SL
shows that JINS is at an all-time high.
On what basis is it under valued?

It has not gone this up in the past....

It may trade at all time high, but you cannot avoid the fact that it still is undervalued.

EPS for the Y/E 31/12/2010 is 2.12.

So at current market price it trades at a PE of 9(19.2/2.12).

Correct with their EPS JINS is still undervalued in its sector. It might be interesting to note, that JINS IPO was at Rs 12 several years ago. This is one of the longest staganated share with regards to IPO price.

Is there a way to get the Insurance sector PE?
Anyone has this?

I think it goes under BFI

http://cse.lk/sectors/sectorSummary.htm

one reason for being stagnant for long time was the fact that it is more off a family run business (As I heard)... Is this correct ?

is wrote:one reason for being stagnant for long time was the fact that it is more off a family run business (As I heard)... Is this correct ?

Shafter family is behind JINS,CFVF and CSEC, KDL companies

@slstock.

Is this a reason for stagnation... If so how come that affect ? As I know they paid/are paying good div too.

any ideas/hints how high JINS may go?

econ wrote:I think all the janashakthi group companies (CSEC,JINS,CFVF) are still undervalued compare with other companies in the financial sector.

That is a well known factor in the market for years..!!
How higher their prices go up eventually will come back more or less to the same level

thighrokker wrote:

slstock wrote:

san1985 wrote:

thighrokker wrote:Undervalued?

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=JINS:SL
shows that JINS is at an all-time high.
On what basis is it under valued?

It has not gone this up in the past....

It may trade at all time high, but you cannot avoid the fact that it still is undervalued.

EPS for the Y/E 31/12/2010 is 2.12.

So at current market price it trades at a PE of 9(19.2/2.12).

Correct with their EPS JINS is still undervalued in its sector. It might be interesting to note, that JINS IPO was at Rs 12 several years ago. This is one of the longest staganated share with regards to IPO price.

Is there a way to get the Insurance sector PE?
Anyone has this?

i think jins has a cross holding of csec

osmand wrote:Dear Friends what is the reason JINS

I sold all my JINS today at a thin 5% markup after holding for four months. I will re-purchase them if they show better signs next week.

i think cfvf has more value in it.

can we expect dividends from cfvf?

Note: currently i hold 20,000 cfvf, do your homework before making any decision.

i came across this during me research
http://investors.lk/11178/JINS+++what+do+yall+think+of+this+stock%3F
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it's good it'll eventually reach 30-40 in my book, especially if they can muster up an EPS close to 2 this half. one of my few long term investments

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