ONG問：
據報導喜樂大可（HIRO，9644，主板工業產品組）有進行汽車安全氣囊的業務，那政府的新政策是否能讓該公司獲利？前景可佳？多少錢可買進？
答：政府最近宣佈在2012年規定汽車前座裝置兩個安全氣囊，估計第二國產車的ALZA及普騰賽佳車款沒有安裝安全氣囊的百分比分別為30%及50%，使這兩款車的生產成本每輛增加分別達350令吉及600令吉，進而使喜樂大可在2011財政年的營業額及凈利分別另增添約3千萬令吉及250至300萬令吉。
該公司的盈利可見度，獲其合約客戶的新車款推展及替代車款的推出之支撐。
根據2011上半年的盈利按全年推算，加上裝安全氣囊規定的增添估計盈利以及新MYVI的面市，這表示該公司2011財政年凈利或達3千940萬令吉，比2010年增長8.1%。
以此股5年累積平均成長率為27.2%評估，加上其英明管理的公司基本面及8.6倍的誘人估值，使此股擁有顯著的上漲潛能。黃氏星展唯高研究給予短線買進評級，惟沒有估算其合理價。（星洲日報／投資致富‧投資問診室）
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Hirotako board not seeking alternative takeover offer
KUALA LUMPUR: HIROTAKO HOLDINGS BHD []’s board of directors does not intend to see an alternative party to make a takeover offer for the securities of the company.
It said on Friday, Oct 28 under the Malaysian Code on Take-Overs and Mergers, 1998, the board will appoint an independent adviser for purposes of the offer.
“The notice will be posted to the shareholders of Hirotako Holdings within seven days of its receipt,” it said.
On Thursday, MBM RESOURCES BHD [] offered 97 per share which was nine sen above the pre-suspension price of 88 sen and only 5.0 sen per warrant in its takeover offer.
OSK Research said at 97 sen, this was 14% above Hirotako’s five-day market average closing prices of 85 sen a share and 5% above the warrant’s exercise price of 92 sen a share.
At 12.30pm, Hirotako share price rose six sen to 94 sen with 23.54 million shares done while the warrants fell 8.5 sen to 15 sen with 66.51 million units done.
It said on Friday, Oct 28 under the Malaysian Code on Take-Overs and Mergers, 1998, the board will appoint an independent adviser for purposes of the offer.
“The notice will be posted to the shareholders of Hirotako Holdings within seven days of its receipt,” it said.
On Thursday, MBM RESOURCES BHD [] offered 97 per share which was nine sen above the pre-suspension price of 88 sen and only 5.0 sen per warrant in its takeover offer.
OSK Research said at 97 sen, this was 14% above Hirotako’s five-day market average closing prices of 85 sen a share and 5% above the warrant’s exercise price of 92 sen a share.
At 12.30pm, Hirotako share price rose six sen to 94 sen with 23.54 million shares done while the warrants fell 8.5 sen to 15 sen with 66.51 million units done.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Stocks to watch 20111028: Ramunia, Hirotako, Faber, Samudra
KUALA LUMPUR: Stocks could give up some of the gains on Friday, Oct 28, ahead of the weekend after chalking up strong gains in the holiday-shortened week.
However, a firmer overnight Wall Street could help continue to underpin investors’ confidence after the deal struck by euro zone leaders on Greece's debt burden.
Fund buying pushed the FBM KLCI towards a near two-month high, as the 30-stock index closed up 13.13 points or 0.90% to 1,470.93 – the best performance since Sept 2.
The euro and European stocks rallied after European leaders struck a deal to provide debt relief for Greece, but analysts warned the plan would fail to halt the euro zone's two-year-old debt crisis unless crucial details were resolved soon, Reuters reported.
The firmer crude palm oil prices could underpin sentiment in PLANTATION [] stocks while the surge in oil could support rising interest in oil and gas stocks.
Glove manufacturers including Supermax Bhd could see continued interest as it benefits from the falling latex prices.
IOI Corp and Dutaland could also see heavy trading interest following the on-going dispute over IOI’s decision to terminate the agreement to acquire plantation land from Dutaland for RM830 million.
Among the other stocks to watch are Ramunia after its unit was awarded a contract from Petrofac (Malaysia PM-304) Ltd to supply driven piles for the Cendor phase 2 development project.
The contract value is RM13.13 million and the duration of the contract is 23 weeks. Ramunia expects the contract to contribute positively towards the earnings for the financial period 2011-2012.
Auto parts manufacturer MBM RESOURCES BHD [] has made a takeover offer for HIROTAKO HOLDINGS BHD [], which makes car safety restraint equipment, offering 97 per share, which is nine sen above the pre-suspension price of 88 sen.
Hirotako said it had received a notice of conditional take-over offer from AmInvestment Bank Bhd on behalf of MBM Resources.
MBM Resources was offering 97 per share for all the voting shares of 25 sen each in Hirotako and 5.0 sen per warrant.
The federal government has extended FABER GROUP BHD []’s hospital support services concession for an interim period of six months, starting Friday, Oct 28.
Its unit Faber Medi-Servce Sdn Bhd had received a letter from the Public Private Partnership Unit of the Prime Minister's Department about the extension of the contract.
Faber said the extension was subject to the prevailing terms and conditions of the concession or until the signing of a new concession agreement for the privatisation of services with the Health Ministry, whichever is the earlier.
Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd rejected KEJURUTERAAN SAMUDRA TIMUR BHD []’s application for more time to submit its audited statements for the financial year ended June 30, 2011.
The company said Bursa had informed it of the rejection in a letter on dated Thursday, Oct 27.
However, a firmer overnight Wall Street could help continue to underpin investors’ confidence after the deal struck by euro zone leaders on Greece's debt burden.
Fund buying pushed the FBM KLCI towards a near two-month high, as the 30-stock index closed up 13.13 points or 0.90% to 1,470.93 – the best performance since Sept 2.
The euro and European stocks rallied after European leaders struck a deal to provide debt relief for Greece, but analysts warned the plan would fail to halt the euro zone's two-year-old debt crisis unless crucial details were resolved soon, Reuters reported.
The firmer crude palm oil prices could underpin sentiment in PLANTATION [] stocks while the surge in oil could support rising interest in oil and gas stocks.
Glove manufacturers including Supermax Bhd could see continued interest as it benefits from the falling latex prices.
IOI Corp and Dutaland could also see heavy trading interest following the on-going dispute over IOI’s decision to terminate the agreement to acquire plantation land from Dutaland for RM830 million.
Among the other stocks to watch are Ramunia after its unit was awarded a contract from Petrofac (Malaysia PM-304) Ltd to supply driven piles for the Cendor phase 2 development project.
The contract value is RM13.13 million and the duration of the contract is 23 weeks. Ramunia expects the contract to contribute positively towards the earnings for the financial period 2011-2012.
Auto parts manufacturer MBM RESOURCES BHD [] has made a takeover offer for HIROTAKO HOLDINGS BHD [], which makes car safety restraint equipment, offering 97 per share, which is nine sen above the pre-suspension price of 88 sen.
Hirotako said it had received a notice of conditional take-over offer from AmInvestment Bank Bhd on behalf of MBM Resources.
MBM Resources was offering 97 per share for all the voting shares of 25 sen each in Hirotako and 5.0 sen per warrant.
The federal government has extended FABER GROUP BHD []’s hospital support services concession for an interim period of six months, starting Friday, Oct 28.
Its unit Faber Medi-Servce Sdn Bhd had received a letter from the Public Private Partnership Unit of the Prime Minister's Department about the extension of the contract.
Faber said the extension was subject to the prevailing terms and conditions of the concession or until the signing of a new concession agreement for the privatisation of services with the Health Ministry, whichever is the earlier.
Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd rejected KEJURUTERAAN SAMUDRA TIMUR BHD []’s application for more time to submit its audited statements for the financial year ended June 30, 2011.
The company said Bursa had informed it of the rejection in a letter on dated Thursday, Oct 27.
MBM Resources launches takeover of Hirotako
KUALA LUMPUR: Auto parts manufacturer MBM RESOURCES BHD [] has made a takeover offer for HIROTAKO HOLDINGS BHD [], which makes car safety restraint equipment, offering 97 per share, which is nine sen above the pre-suspension price of 88 sen.
Hirotako said on Thursday, Oct 27 it had received a notice of conditional take-over offer from AmInvestment Bank Bhd on behalf of MBM Resources.
MBM Resources was offering 97 per share for all the voting shares of 25 sen each in Hirotako and 5.0 sen per warrant.
“The board of directors of Hirotako will hold a meeting tomorrow to deliberate on the offer,” it said.
MBM Resources said it had obtained an irrevocable undertaking from Hiro-Dapat Holdings Sdn Bhd -- the largest shareholder with 39.948 million shares or 22.85% -- to accept the offer.
Hiro-Dapat is controlled by Hirotako group managing director Datuk Kuan Peng Ching @ Kuan Peng Soon.
According to the latest financial results, Hirotako had in in its second quarter ended June 30, 2011, posted net profit of RM12.67 million on the back of RM75.17 million in revenue. Its net asset per share was RM1.15 and it had RM77.54 million cash and cash equivalents.
Its receivables totalled RM61.08 million as at June 30, 2011 up from RM39.41 million as at Dec 31, 2010.
MBM Resources said it did not intend to maintain Hirotako’s listing status.
Hirotako said on Thursday, Oct 27 it had received a notice of conditional take-over offer from AmInvestment Bank Bhd on behalf of MBM Resources.
MBM Resources was offering 97 per share for all the voting shares of 25 sen each in Hirotako and 5.0 sen per warrant.
“The board of directors of Hirotako will hold a meeting tomorrow to deliberate on the offer,” it said.
MBM Resources said it had obtained an irrevocable undertaking from Hiro-Dapat Holdings Sdn Bhd -- the largest shareholder with 39.948 million shares or 22.85% -- to accept the offer.
Hiro-Dapat is controlled by Hirotako group managing director Datuk Kuan Peng Ching @ Kuan Peng Soon.
According to the latest financial results, Hirotako had in in its second quarter ended June 30, 2011, posted net profit of RM12.67 million on the back of RM75.17 million in revenue. Its net asset per share was RM1.15 and it had RM77.54 million cash and cash equivalents.
Its receivables totalled RM61.08 million as at June 30, 2011 up from RM39.41 million as at Dec 31, 2010.
MBM Resources said it did not intend to maintain Hirotako’s listing status.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
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HIRO 喜乐大可 (9644)
HIROTAKO HOLDINGS BERHAD
No. 18 Persiaran Sabak Bernam,
Seksyen 26, 40400 Shah Alam,
Selangor
Telephone: + 603 5192 7223
Telefax: + 603 5192 7682
E-mail: hhbcorp@po.jaring.my
Listing Date: 23.01.1995
Par Value: 0.25
Market: MAIN
Sector: INDUSTRIAL
Major Industry: AUTO COMPONENTS
HIROTAKO HOLDINGS BERHAD is a Malaysia-based company engaged in investment holding and the provision of management services. The Company, through its subsidiaries, is engaged in the manufacture and sale of seat belts, car airbag modules, steering wheel, noise and heat reduction material, as well as insulator parts for motor vehicles in the automotive industry. It has 13 subsidiaries, including Autoliv Hirotako Sdn. Bhd., Hirotako Acoustics Sdn. Bhd., PC Ventures Sdn. Bhd., Hirotako Kein Hing Sdn. Bhd., Duralux Sdn. Bhd. and Hirotani Philippines Incorporated, among others.
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