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UD2 Japfa
- 0.420
- +0.005+1.20%
10min DelayMarket Closed Dec 13 17:04 CST
855.55MMarket Cap8.40P/E (TTM)
0.420High0.410Low563.70KVolume0.415Open0.415Pre Close234.02KTurnover0.42052wk High0.15%Turnover Ratio2.04BShares0.18952wk Low0.05EPS TTM160.32MFloat Cap0.853Historical HighLossP/E (Static)381.72MShs Float0.171Historical Low-0.02EPS LYR2.41%Amplitude--Dividend TTM0.73P/B100Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
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Chart looks good. Stock hit 0.42 just now. Higher high. Once break the 0.42 resistance, next hit point will be 0.45. High volume is needed to continue its up trend. The stock is still way below my minimum target price 0.57.
This stock is still a laggard stock with nine months net profit after tax for FY2024 at $87.5 million USD. The EPS is 4.3 cents USD = 5.7 cents SGD. It is trading at very low valuation now at $0.405 share price. Based on conservative P/E 10, the stock should be worth at least $0.57 with upside potential of 40% from the current share price at $0.405. This is based on assumption the earnings will continue to be consistent for the subsequent years ahead. This is my view. DYODD.
$Japfa (UD2.SG)$
The current share price is trading above 5 day EMA, 10 day EMA, 20 day EMA and 60 day EMA which shows that the stock is likely on the uptrend. The trading volume is high at 5 million shares which shows interests from buyers
I bought in at 0.355 this morning 😊
The 1st half year 2024 net profit after tax is around $51.6 million USD. The half year EPS is 2.54 cents which translates to SGD 3.25 cents. The earnings is very good. Assuming that the 2nd half year profit is half the 1st half year profit, the EPS for 2nd half year may be SGD 1.625 cents. The full year EPS may be around SGD 4.875 cents.
If we apply 10 x EPS (4.875 cents), the stock valuation should be around $0.48.
I wonder whether the big floods in Vietnam affects Japfa pig farms. So far, the company didn’t say anything about it. The swine price has gone up due to swine shortages.
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