34.19BMarket Cap14.51P/E (TTM)
7.690High7.590Low256.90KVolume7.590Open7.670Pre Close1.97MTurnover8.88452wk High0.02%Turnover Ratio4.46BShares6.76952wk Low0.528EPS TTM12.48BFloat Cap8.884Historical High16.09P/E (Static)1.63BShs Float0.184Historical Low0.476EPS LYR1.30%Amplitude0.37Dividend TTM0.84P/B100Lot Size4.83%Div YieldTTM
StockTrooper : thank you for this insight
Value Hunter OP StockTrooper : MISC Berhad currently operates 12 Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading (FPSO) vessels. The jackpot is Mero-3 FPSO. The FPSO is engineered for a 30-year operational lifespan without the need for dry docking, according to MISC Berhad. MISC build it and lease it to Petrobas to operate.The best part that was not highlighted before, it is forecast 60% of the world future FPSO contracts will originate from Brazil and Suriname.
Value Hunter OP : There are approximately 220 FPSO vessels currently in operation, on order, or available worldwide. The forecast for FPSO contracts between 2021 and 2025 indicates that Brazil and Guyana/Suriname will account for more than 60% of the FPSO contracts awarded during this period. MISC has a proven track record to deliver a very large FPSO for an international company like Petrobras. The opportunity for future wins are there.
102324582 : if the future earning are so good,why investor including EPF keep selling the share?drop from around RM8 ti today RM7.5 within around a mth only.
Value Hunter OP 102324582 : Usually instituition players invest and sell based on their logic. For them possibly their average cost is nearer to the IPO price of RM1.00 when it was first listed back in 1992. EPF as to date hold 11% which is approx 507million units. Their share trading logic is not like us retail investors that is for sure. Only recently 23rd oct they just acquired approx 180k units of MISC shares. So who knows why EPF still want to acquire MISC shares. Maybe they like the Mero 3 contract too.
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