Showing posts with label ntpm. Show all posts
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Thursday 1 April 2010

A quick look at NTPM

NTPM Holdings Bhd Company

Business Description:
NTPM Holdings Bhd. The Group's principal activity is manufacturing paper products, such as toilet rolls, tissues, serviette and personal care products, such as sanitary products. It distributes its products under the brand names of Premier, Royal Gold, Cutie, Intimate, Diapex and Premier Cotton. It is also involved in trading of paper, cotton, diapers and sanitary products, as well as providing management services and operating as an investment holding company. Operations are carried out in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, Brunei, the Philippines, Africa, Australia, New Zealand and the United States of America.

Wright Quality Rating: LAA1

Stock Performance Chart for NTPM Holdings Bhd

A quick  look at NTPM
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=tGFeNNTvEX3qSBBWES_QXTA&output=html

This is a 'Great' company.
Its earnings and dividends have grown consistently.

There are many Great Stocks in the market.  The only catch is to acquire them at bargain prices.

Is NTPM undervalued, fairly valued or pricey?

At the present price (PE), what is the upside reward/downside risk ratio?

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NTPM 28.7.2009

Tuesday 28 July 2009

NTPM


28.7.09

FY ended 30.4.2009

No of ordinary shares: 1,123,200
Recent Price per share: 52c
Market cap: 584.06m
Earnings: 46.305m
Dividend: 38.413m
DPO: 83%

diluted EPS: 4.1c
DPS: 3.4c
NTA: 18c
PE = 12.7
DY = 6.58%
P/B = 2.9x

Historical PE range: (last 5 years) 7.3 - 9.9
Historical DY range: (last 5 years) 8.6% - 6.4%

Cash flow:
CFO: 58m
CFI: 24m
FCF: 34m

PBT/Revenue: 58.7 / 358.6 = 16.4%

STL: 36.4m
LTL: 8.4m
Equity: 203.9m
D/E: 0.22


Over the course of 5 years, the eps of NTPM grew from 2.5 sen (in 2004) to 4.1 sen (in 2009), its compound annual growth rate is 10.40%. (I usually like to study stocks giving an eps growth rate of > 15% per year.)

PEG = PE/EPS GR = 12.7/10.4 = 1.22


Quality and Management indicators are good. A good stock to look further into.

How to value this stock?

It is presently trading higher than its historical PE. Also, its DY has been at the lower end of its historical DY. From the above graph, you can visualise that the rate of growth of its share price has outpaced the rate of growth of its earnings.

Keep this company on your radar screen. Be patient.