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HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...?

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1HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Mon Jul 18, 2011 7:10 pm

dewminigamlath


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

HOPL has announced a dividend of Rs.4.00 per share. Going through the company's statistics, I was left with the following question:

The company has a DY of 3.57, as per 31-03-2010. This means (dividends per share/price per share)=3.57%
However, the recent dividend of Rs.4.00 per share against share price of Rs.64.00 per share means a DY of 6.25%
Does this indicate a substantial growth for HOPL...?

2HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty Re: HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Mon Jul 18, 2011 7:14 pm

player

player
Moderator
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wait little and see the direction,then buy......of course this is a extremely great share to hold,but you know our market ne......so you may get chance to buy in max low in upcoming days..

3HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty Re: HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Mon Jul 18, 2011 7:28 pm

raa


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

Don't get too comfortable with the growth prospects of HOPL. Remember it is a plantation company... there is price volatility and external risks. Also the top line growth is directly proportional to their land usage and the amount of land being cultivated. Growth can only occur with expansion which isn't as easy a thing in the plantation sector.

Regardless, this is one of the better shares in the plantation sector and the dividend yield announced is superb. I'll be happy to hold this share long term if rubber prices increase, therefore the bottom line increases and a corresponding growth in dividends Very Happy

4HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty Re: HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Mon Jul 18, 2011 7:43 pm

xhora

xhora
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics
Senior Manager - Equity Analytics

when a company announce good dividend shares go down (Eg. KOTA)

5HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty Re: HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Tue Jul 19, 2011 12:04 am

smallville

smallville
Associate Director - Equity Analytics
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raa wrote:Don't get too comfortable with the growth prospects of HOPL. Remember it is a plantation company... there is price volatility and external risks. Also the top line growth is directly proportional to their land usage and the amount of land being cultivated. Growth can only occur with expansion which isn't as easy a thing in the plantation sector.

Regardless, this is one of the better shares in the plantation sector and the dividend yield announced is superb. I'll be happy to hold this share long term if rubber prices increase, therefore the bottom line increases and a corresponding growth in dividends Very Happy

Overally you have a good view on the counter Wink
As per financials considered, the revenue growth is huge compared wiht 2010.. Same will not be easy to repeat in coming qtrs as they have to now face the issue of wage hike.. HOPL is more exposed ot tea than rubber.. Only a price hike in rubber could contibute to the bottom line increase..

6HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty Re: HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Tue Jul 19, 2011 7:31 am

windi5

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Is there any particular reason for that XHORA.Normally shares should appreciate when there is a dividend declared, especial when a good dividend declared. Now HOPL has declared a very wealthy dividend of Rs.4,its very attractive at the current price.Just think, Rs.4000 return for a investment of Rs.65000, if we buy 1000 shares around Rs. 62-65. PPl sell plantation shear in crazy way like its end of the world come next week. Even the industry is sensitive for some external factors, the prices for tea,rubber,coconut,palm oil are increasing or steady. Wage agreements are signed for a 3 or 5 year period of time, when these companies earning good money, i dont think the wage hike would devastate their profits. Evil or Very Mad

7HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty Re: HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Tue Jul 19, 2011 8:12 am

Light of Hope


Vice President - Equity Analytics
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The debt crisis going on could have a impact on these profits. Rubber demand could come down as production in counties exporting to Europe could be hampered. Tea demand also could come down, with the problems in the middle east. people who knows these things for certain will sell these shares like crazy

8HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty Re: HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Tue Jul 19, 2011 10:33 am

raa


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

The debt crisis and reduced demand and price volatility all affect plantations going forward so maybe the share is taking into account material information to impact share price in the FUTURE now which is likely. Also, I've just been doing rough calculations on the avg dividend yield of the market from a basket of shares and I seem to get around 3%. So at 6%, HOPL is beating the avg market dividend yield for any long term investors to look at.

If anyone else has any information about a more accurate dividend yield for the market, please do let me know. It would be a welcome tid bit of information which I will hardly use Smile

9HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty Re: HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Tue Jul 19, 2011 10:36 am

raa


Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

Sorry, Avg dividend yield from my basket of shares based on 2010 at current market prices is 2.4%. I used 141 dividend paying shares from 2010 at current prices.

10HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Empty Re: HOPL Dividends - Signs of Growth...? Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:31 pm

windi5

windi5
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Tea industry is very sensitive for external forces, specially weather. Dont think that there would be any big loss of demand for Tea and Rubber. Rubber demand increased mainly due to the fact that over whelming demand from boobing economies like India,China,Brazil, Russia,specially India and China. India n China are in race of making vehicles specially for low budget customers in Asia, Nano is a good example.

According to a latest report, Indian Rubber consumption has been increased by a 6%, recently. So this might be the same or more with China.

The middle east never has been stable, some thing is there to talk about every day. Now the problems have been confined to Libya and Syria. The up rising started in Tunisia and spread across the region and now some what settled. The chaos in Libya would have an effect on crude oil production, the oil prices might go up as already has happened. The increasing Oil price intern make the synthetic rubber price go up, opening up new mkt for the natural rubber,so the middle east crisis has a favorable effect for rubber.

Most of SL tea is exported to the CIS countries, as i can remember, including Russia. Russian economy is doing well. Japan is a another mkt, dont know how its economic downturn gonna effect on tea.

According to the Tea boards recent figures, there is a rise in export of tea. April-KG-19,183,68, May-KG-23,715,590, June-KG-28,756,361.00. These figures show an increase in exports,even at the worse part of that Middle east up rising.

Wage hike had no effect for the last quarter ended in June. I dont think the government or trade unions wants to c the collapse of the plantation industry. When companies making huge profits, a portion of it should be draining to the most important part of the tea industry, the plucker,.as well. This wage hike came after 5y, as i can remember. Companies should be flexible, they should be able to find ways and means to keep their growth momentum, as they did in most difficult times than this.

After all this seems to be a downward rally than anything else.Ppl tend to go after rallies rather than fact finding and realizing,brokers also backup them. we will be able to c the real impact of this wage hike in next quarter results. Question





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