$DNEX (4456.MY)$
DNEX Quarter Report
Analyzing the financial report of Dagang Nexchange Berhad (DNEX) and its impact on stock price:
Key financial data summary:
1. Income Performance:
• This quarter's revenue was 263,035 thousand Malaysian Ringgit, a 12% year-on-year decrease. Including:
• Revenue from the technical department increased by 3%.
• Energy sector revenue decreased by 43%, mainly due to the decrease in crude oil prices and production.
• The IT department's revenue decreased by 2%.
2. Profit and Cost:
• Pre-tax profit: Achieved pre-tax profit of 2,756 thousand Malaysian Ringgit this quarter, significantly better than the loss of 16,356 thousand Malaysian Ringgit in the previous quarter.
• Net income attributable to parent company shareholders: 9,123 thousand ringgit.
• The gross margin remains around 20%, demonstrating relative stability.
3. Assets and Liabilities with Cash Flow:
• Total assets decreased to 4,117,614 thousand ringgit, mainly reflecting outflows of cash flow and asset impairment.
• Cash flow: Operating cash inflow was 127,410 thousand Malaysian Ringgit, but net outflow from investment and financing activities resulted in a total cash flow decrease of 139,958 thousand Malaysian Ringgit.
Possible impact on stock price:
1. Positive factors:
• Profit turning positive: The company successfully turned losses into profits, which will enhance investor confidence in the company's management team.
• ...
DNEX Quarter Report
Analyzing the financial report of Dagang Nexchange Berhad (DNEX) and its impact on stock price:
Key financial data summary:
1. Income Performance:
• This quarter's revenue was 263,035 thousand Malaysian Ringgit, a 12% year-on-year decrease. Including:
• Revenue from the technical department increased by 3%.
• Energy sector revenue decreased by 43%, mainly due to the decrease in crude oil prices and production.
• The IT department's revenue decreased by 2%.
2. Profit and Cost:
• Pre-tax profit: Achieved pre-tax profit of 2,756 thousand Malaysian Ringgit this quarter, significantly better than the loss of 16,356 thousand Malaysian Ringgit in the previous quarter.
• Net income attributable to parent company shareholders: 9,123 thousand ringgit.
• The gross margin remains around 20%, demonstrating relative stability.
3. Assets and Liabilities with Cash Flow:
• Total assets decreased to 4,117,614 thousand ringgit, mainly reflecting outflows of cash flow and asset impairment.
• Cash flow: Operating cash inflow was 127,410 thousand Malaysian Ringgit, but net outflow from investment and financing activities resulted in a total cash flow decrease of 139,958 thousand Malaysian Ringgit.
Possible impact on stock price:
1. Positive factors:
• Profit turning positive: The company successfully turned losses into profits, which will enhance investor confidence in the company's management team.
• ...
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$RCECAP (9296.MY)$
I have a mysterious confidence in this stock.
I have a mysterious confidence in this stock.
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$PCHEM (5183.MY)$
Made a small wave by buying low, take profit and let the profits roll, no pressure, keep it up.
Made a small wave by buying low, take profit and let the profits roll, no pressure, keep it up.
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$RCECAP (9296.MY)$
Don't fall so quickly that you can't even sell at 1.7.
Don't fall so quickly that you can't even sell at 1.7.
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$JPG (5323.MY)$ $TSH (9059.MY)$ $MKHOP (5319.MY)$ $Agribusiness Sector (LIST22905.MY)$
In summary of the following report, although Malaysia has closed some overseas palm oil offices, the government will still use other methods, such as the Minister of Agriculture actively promoting and lobbying to inform everyone of the benefits of palm oil, especially in these important markets in Europe. At the same time, the MADANI government will also provide some incentives to plantation companies, such as tax reductions and promotion of advanced technology, to help companies save costs and improve efficiency.
For plantation stocks, this may be good news, as increased exports and reduced costs may allow companies to earn more money and stock prices may also improve.However,If these promotions are ineffective, or if europe's policy on palm oil does not change, there may still be pressure on the stock price.
So, overall, these measures help make the agriculture industry more competitive, but it still takes time to see the effects. Stay tuned.
In summary of the following report, although Malaysia has closed some overseas palm oil offices, the government will still use other methods, such as the Minister of Agriculture actively promoting and lobbying to inform everyone of the benefits of palm oil, especially in these important markets in Europe. At the same time, the MADANI government will also provide some incentives to plantation companies, such as tax reductions and promotion of advanced technology, to help companies save costs and improve efficiency.
For plantation stocks, this may be good news, as increased exports and reduced costs may allow companies to earn more money and stock prices may also improve.However,If these promotions are ineffective, or if europe's policy on palm oil does not change, there may still be pressure on the stock price.
So, overall, these measures help make the agriculture industry more competitive, but it still takes time to see the effects. Stay tuned.
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