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Fiscal year is January-December.
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Financially distressed and bankrupt securities are analytically complex and often illiquid.
The reorganization process is both tedious and highly uncertain.Fiscal year is January-December.
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Fiscal year is January-December.
An important part missing in many of these discussions
Fiscal year is January-December.
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Fiscal year is January-December.
Fiscal year is April-March. All values HKD Millions.
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Fiscal year is April-March. All values MYR Millions.
Fiscal year is January-December. All values MYR Millions.
Total return for 1,000 shares bought on Sept 1, 1998 as at Nov 23,2007.
Company Sept 1, 1998 Nov 23,2007 Total return %
Public Bank RM0.363 RM 20.32 6,023%
Hap Seng Con 0.17 9.39 18,327%
IOI 0.10 4.52 27,082%
Nestle 5.089 91.98 1,707%
PBB 0.538 16.76 8,207%
KLK 1.191 24.26 2,955%
MBB 0.514 9.21 3,641%
Tenaga 0.933 14.84 2,385%
TM 0.384 6.00 5,484%
GEM 0.367 5.10 6,848%
BAT 3.76 38.06 912%
PetGas 1.853 16.54 793%
To know which blue chips to bet on for the decades to come, a key question to ask is if the company is future-proof and is likely to continue to have a stable and sustainable earnings stream for a long time to come.
The function of the margin of safety is, in essence, that of rendering unnecessary an accurate estimate of the future.
If the margin is a large one, then it is enough to justify the assumption that future earnings will roughly approximate those of the past in order for an investor to feel sufficiently protected against the vicissitudes of time.
High | $4,533.34 |
Median | $3,200.00 |
Low | $2,650.00 |
Average | $3,247.34 |
Current Price | $2,137.53 |
P/E Ratio (TTM) 19.44 |
P/E Ratio (including extraordinary items) 20.99 |
Price to Sales Ratio 7.62 |
Price to Book Ratio 7.62 |
Price to Cash Flow Ratio 21.42 |
Enterprise Value to EBITDA 15.74 |
Enterprise Value to Sales 5.31 |
Total Debt to Enterprise Value - |
Total Debt to EBITDA 0.16 |
EPS (recurring) 101.46 |
EPS (basic) 113.88 |
EPS (diluted) 112.20 |
Revenue/Employee - |
Income Per Employee - |
Receivables Turnover - |
Total Asset Turnover 0.76 |
Current Ratio 2.93 |
Quick Ratio 2.91 |
Cash Ratio 2.17 |
Gross Margin +56.91 |
Operating Margin +30.51 |
Pretax Margin +35.24 |
Net Margin +29.53 |
Return on Assets 22.40 |
Return on Equity 32.07 |
Return on Total Capital 29.62 |
Return on Invested Capital - |
Total Debt to Total Equity - |
Total Debt to Total Capital - |
Total Debt to Total Assets 7.94 |
Interest Coverage - |
Long-Term Debt to Equity - |
Long-Term Debt to Total Capital - |
Long-Term Debt to Assets 0.07 |