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[Technology Stock] Cape EMS
Stock Price (2024/06/02): RM0.970
PE: 19.52 times
DY: 1.13%
NTA: RM0.470
Some netizens have been asking me recently, why do so many companies perform well, but their stock prices are still falling?
For example, the Cape EMS Berhad (CEB, 5311), which we are investigating, is a good example; the company reached a new high in FY2024 Q1, and profit after tax (“PAT”) also returned to RM13.4 million, but the stock price still fell from a high of RM1.080 to the key support point of RM1.000, which closed at RM0.970 last Friday.
Today, let's discuss CEB's business, and in the final part, we'll further discuss the topics of rising performance and falling stock prices.
Let me give you an overview; CEB is a company that mainly focuses on electronic manufacturing services (“EMS”), and investors with some experience in Malaysian stocks are certainly not unfamiliar with the term EMS. There are also many people who understand EMS as an “OEM” service for an electronic product. For example, a British hair dryer brand has given huge orders to many EMS companies before, and “achieved” very good results.
But I'll also share with you here, this hair dryer...

Stock Price (2024/05/29): RM0.470
PE: (Q1 performance averaging) 11.75 times
DY: N/A
NTA: RM0.080
Note: The company's stock price has nearly doubled from RM0.240 of the IPO!
The only “vegetable stock” in Malaysia was favored by many investors after it was listed; however, the vegetable industry still has a high threshold. Why is it that only they have been listed so far, and how can they maintain their competitive advantage after listing at the same time?
The moderators are also very curious about these issues. I hope that after today's article, everyone can have a deeper understanding of this field.
First, the business of Farm Price Holdings Berhad (FPHB, 0304) can be divided into 4 main categories; the first is wholesale fresh vegetables, pre-packaged fresh vegetables (“Prepacked Vegetables”), fresh-cut fresh vegetables (“Fresh Cut Vegetables”), and operating its own retail store in Ulu Tiram, Johor.
In terms of gross profit margin (“gross profit”), of course, the highest profit margin is Fresh Cut's processed fresh vegetables (up to 30% to 40%), and generally these vegetables are...

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