Correction because I did not include minority stake in the receivables
It should look like this
The balance sheet is pretty so there are many ways the company can play around.
Trade Receivables after deduction minority interest($92.558m) + Cash($41.877m) = $134m ('cash')
Current Liabilities and Non-Current Liabilities = $36.734m + $11.706m = $48m
'cash' minus Total liabilities = $134m - $48m = $86m or 21 cents per share (401m shares)
behappyalways wrote:The balance sheet is pretty so there are many ways the company can play around.
Trade Receivables($110.558m) + Cash($41.877m) = $152m ('cash')
Current Liabilities and Non-Current Liabilities = $36.734m + $11.706m = $48m
'cash' minus Total liabilities = $152m - $48m = $104m or 26 cents per share (404m shares)
The bulk of the development properties are due To Robin Residences. They sold 7 units in March 2016 and 5 units in Apr 2016(Based on the announcement only 3 are sold since 69% of the units issued with option to purchase).
Let's say if they manage to sell 5 units of Robin Residences a mth they get to collect $10m -$15m or $30m - $45m per quarter. That's 7 to 11 cents per share.
QC or no QC I am quite confident that Robin Residences would be fully sold when the time comes based on the rate the project is selling.
If the company adopts the its policy of capital management (Page 80 Annual Report), their next investment should be partially covered with debts. Hence personally I feel that their cash level might be higher than necessary.
I doubt they would privatise the company because that would meant a pool of shareholders' fund might not be avail to them unless they can privatise it at a low price (Take note their trading properties $26.858m are trading at cost). Most probably a special payout if the cash hoard continues to accumulate. Sing Holdings bought some Sing Inv shares recently