Sunday, 25 February 2024

MAYBANK at a glance














































2 comments:

investbullbear said...

10 Year from 2013 to 2022

Its revenues and PBT grew about 2% per year over this period.

Its average PBT margins was 22.5%.

Its average ROE was 10.7% and showing a downward trend. Its ROE in 2022 was 9.6%.

Its DPO was 80.5%. Thus, it retained only about 20% of its earnings.

Its DY in 2022 was 6.63%.

Over this period, it retained a total of RM 1.18 of its earnings and its share price rose RM 1.79 for the same period. Thus, $1 of retained earning is reflected fully in the rise of its share price.

During the 10 Yr, its BV per share grew from RM 1.721 to RM 7.127, as the company allowed its shareholders to increase their equity through DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Program). Its NOSH grew from 8,645 million in 2013 to 12,054 in 2022.

Its P/B or P/NAPS fell from 1.9 in 2013 to 1.2 in 2022.

From 2013 to 2022, its capital appreciation in share price was RM 1.79 and it distributed RM 4.907 in dividends, increasing the value of the initial investment by RM 6.70. Given its initial price was RM 6.96 per share, this translated into a simple total gain of 96.3% for the period.

investbullbear said...

A total gain of 96.3% over a 10 year period translates into a CAGR of around 7%.

Should you take the dividends or reinvest your dividends through the DRIP scheme?

I opine the better option is to reinvest your dividends through DRIP as Maybank's ROE was 9.6%, which is more than 2x that of the risk free interest rate.

Investing should be simple but not simpler. :-)