Mr Market Can Value That Whole Chicken Is Worth LESS Than Its Drumsticks And Wings!

Can we really believe we can do FA???

For donkey years; Uncle8888 has been taking bitter Panadols; but after restructuring

Read? CAPITALANDINVEST after CPL Restructuring

CLI (Drumsticks) + 0.155 CICT (Wings) + $0.95 > Ex CPL

Looking forward to see what happen after completion of restructuring of Kep Corp and Olam!

CAPITALANDINVEST after CPL Restructuring

Read? Lost Your Money In Hyflux??? (2)

Read? CPL - Lucky Round Number @ $4 (SOLD)

Monday, 28 January 2013

CPL - Sold ROC 37%

Not the best kind of returns. :-(

Round 18: ROC 37.0%, 1038 days, B $2.90 S $4.00

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Those Hero stocks of 2009 - 2011 that helped to recover from 2007 to 2009 draw-down of - 53%

Top two past heroes are dead!

Noble (Wrote off)

Olam (All sold)

Kep Corp (Top 1 holding)

Semb Corp (Top 2 holding)

Semb Marine (All sold)

Hyflux (Wrote off)

Biosensors (Taken Private)

CPL (Reduce to minor holding) <--- Another forced recovery of invested capital soon to switch Horse!

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Hmm .. after cash recovery of $0.951; net investment cost as follows :

Capitalandinvest @ $2.92

CapLand IntCom T @ $1.96

After donkey years of sucking Panadols on CPL paper losses; this Buy & Hold position after restructuring; now no more paper loss. Looking forward to sweet Panadols! :-)

Mr Market is always Right!

Lost Your Money In Hyflux??? (2)

Read? Lost Your Money In Hyflux???

Read? Me too: Lian Beng (3)

Recycle forced recovery of LBG capital soon. Tmr?

Those Hero stocks of 2009 - 2011 that helped to recover from 2007 to 2009 draw-down of - 53%

Top two past heroes are dead!

Noble (Wrote off)

Olam (All sold)

Kep Corp (Top 1 holding)

Semb Corp (Top 2 holding)

Semb Marine (All sold)

Hyflux (Wrote off)

Biosensors (Taken Private)

CPL (Reduce to minor holding) <--- Another forced recovery of invested capital soon to switch Horse!

CPL

Read? CPL - Sold ROC 37%

CPL - Lucky Round Number @ $4 (SOLD)

Lucky Round Number @ $4

Read? CPL - Sold ROC 37%

But , it did went above $4 so it is not the best of luck!


One year later, avoid being unlucky!

Singapore's CapitaLand Q1 net profit up 41 pct

SINGAPORE, April 26 (Reuters) - Singapore's CapitaLand Ltd reported on Friday a 41 percent rise in first-quarter net profit and said it was cautiously optimistic about the housing market in the city-state despite the latest round of property cooling measures.

The biggest property developer in Southeast Asia posted net profit of S$188.2 million ($151.9 million) for the three months ended March, up from S$133.2 million a year earlier.

CapitaLand said it achieved strong residential sales in Singapore and China. For the quarter, the company sold 544 residential units in Singapore with total sales value of S$1.3 billion.

In China, it sold 955 residential units valued around S$400 million, it said.

CapitaLand said last month it was conducting a strategic review of its 59.3 percent stake in Australand Property Group and had appointed J.P.Morgan as its financial advisor.

CapitaLand achieves PATMI of S$930.3 million for FY2012

Group revenue up 9.3% to S$3.30 billion; operating EBIT and PATMI up by 13.4% and 4.9% respectively

 

Strong residential sales momentum in China; sustained sales in Singapore

 Proposed ordinary dividend of 7 cents per share, up 1 cent

CPL - Sold ROC 37%

Not the best kind of returns. :-(

Round 18: ROC 37.0%, 1038 days, B $2.90 S $4.00


Round 17: ROC 13.0%, 699 days, B $3.43 S $3.90
Round 16: ROC 11.0%, 427 days, B $3.78 S $4.22 (Bought back much higher)
Round 15: ROC 6.4%, 4 days, B $3.10 S $3.32
Round 14: ROC 9.5%, 266 days, B $3.00 S $3.30 (Bought back higher)
Round 13: ROC 21.9%, 17 days, B $2.01 S $2.46

CPL - Sold ROC 13.0%

Got the Entry wrong; then got to wait till neck so long!


Round 17: ROC 13.0%, 699 days, B $3.43 S $3.90

Round 16: ROC 11.0%, 427 days, B $3.78 S $4.22 (Bought back much higher)
Round 15: ROC 6.4%, 4 days, B $3.10 S $3.32
Round 14: ROC 9.5%, 266 days, B $3.00 S $3.30 (Bought back higher)
Round 13: ROC 21.9%, 17 days, B $2.01 S $2.46

Singapore's CapitaLand Q2 net profit falls 3.3 pct,

SINGAPORE, Aug 1 (Reuters) - CapitaLand Ltd, Southeast Asia's largest property developer, said on Wednesday its second-quarter net profit fell 3.3 pe rcent, hurt partly by smaller portfolio gains.

CapitaLand, about 40 percent owned by Singapore state investors Temasek, earned S$385.9 million ($310.15 million) for the three months ended June, do wn fr om S$ 39 9 mil lion a year ago.

Excluding revaluations and impairments, CapitaLand's net profit for April-June  increased 4.8 percent to S $1 79.5 m illion, it said.

CapitaLand's revenue rose 16.5 percent to S$862.5 million from a year ago, helped by higher sales of developments in Singapore, China and Australia, as well as higher revenue from its shopping mall business, it said.

An accounting rule that took effect last year means CapitaLand's earnings from overseas development projects can only be recognised upon full completion, resulting in earnings that are more volatile and lumpy

CapitaLand's Q1 2012 net profit up 31%

SINGAPORE: Southeast Asia's largest property developer, Capitaland reported a 31 per cent rise in first quarter net earnings.

Net profit for the three months ended March 31 was S$133.2 million compared to S$101.5 million a year ago.

The bottomline was boosted by higher revenue from the Group's development projects in Singapore and Australia.

Group revenue rose 4.8 per cent to S$641.1 million in the first quarter from a year ago.

Higher rental revenue from shopping mall business as well as higher fee-based revenue contributed to the better result.

Revenue from CapitaMalls Asia rose 39 per cent to S$69.6 million from S$50.2 million a year ago.

However, revenue from the Group's development projects in China was lower,

Revenue from its Capitaland China holdings dropped 72.6 per cent to S$35.6 million from S$129.8 million a year ago.

Still, incomes from portfolio gains added another S$51 million into the Group's revenue.

This is mainly from the S$28.8 million sale of Hilton Double Tree Hotel in Kunshan, China.

Mr Liew Mun Leong, President and CEO of CapitaLand Group, said: "Our overseas operations continued with its growth momentum and contributed significantly to EBIT, accounting for S$202.6 million or 61.1 per cent of the Group's total EBIT. In fact, the Group's three core markets of Singapore, China and Australia accounted for 79.0 per cent of total EBIT."

Despite China and Singapore curbing housing prices with cooling measures, Capitaland expects the longer term demand to remain healthy.

Chairman Dr Hu Tsu Tau will retire from the Board on Monday and will be appointed as Senior Advisor.

Mr Ng Kee Choe will be the incoming Chairman of CapitaLand.

- CNA/fa

CapitaLand's Q4 net profit down 20%

SINGAPORE: CapitaLand, Southeast Asia's largest property developer by market capitalisation, posted a net profit of S$476.6 million for its fourth quarter, down 20 percent from a restated S$596 million in the previous year.


The developer said the decrease was mainly due to lower development profits and portfolio gains.

For the full year, CapitaLand booked a net profit of S$1.06 billion, down by about 26 per cent from the 2010 financial year.

Despite the uncertainties in the global economy, the developer said it's optimistic about the outlook ahead as faster GDP growth in Asia will continue to present business opportunities.

CapitaLand also remains positive about long term prospects of the private residential markets in Singapore and China, in spite of the cooling measures implemented in both countries last year.

Liew Mun Leong, CapitaLand's CEO said, "Moving forward, we expect our residential business in Singapore to remain healthy, benefitting from the continued revenue recognition of The Interlace, Urban Resort Condominium and The Wharf Residence. In 2012, we plan to progressively release new phases at The Interlace and d'Leedon as well as launch the condominium project in Bishan Central."

In Singapore, CapitaLand sold 844 units of private homes with a total sales value of S$1.35 billion in 2011, up slightly from the 800 units sold in the previous year.

However, the developer expects the sale of residential units to fall in the short-term after the government introduced the Additional Buyers' Stamp Duty in December 2011.

In China, CapitaLand said it plans to release its new launches and phases of existing projects according to the market conditions and subject to regulatory approval. It will also explore opportunities to acquire new sites.

CapitaLand's board has proposed to pay out a first and final dividend of 6 cents per share and a special dividend of 2 cents per share for the financial year 2011.

- CNA/cc

CapitaLand 1H2011 net profit up 35% to S$500.5 million

Singapore, 4 August 2011 – CapitaLand has achieved net profit of S$399.0 million in 2Q2011, 17% higher than the 2Q2010 net profit of S$339.7 million1. This brings net profit for the first six months of 2011 to S$500.5 million, up 35% year-on-year.

Excluding revaluations and impairments, the Group’s PATMI in 1H2011 was S$271.4 million, 69% higher than 1H2010. In 1H2011, Group PATMI was driven mainly by higher development profits in Singapore and China, and the gain from the sale of a residential site in Shanghai, China.

Revenue in 2Q2011 was S$740.4 million, up 25% compared to 2Q2010. For 1H2011, revenue grew 31% to S$1,352.0 million, mainly from development projects such as The Interlace, The Wharf Residence and Urban Resort Condominium in Singapore, as well as Riviera, Beau Residences and Riverside Ville in China. Fee-based income also increased with higher fund management and property management fees. Rental revenue from shopping malls and serviced residences was lower due to the absence of contribution from the shopping malls and serviced residences that were divested to CapitaLand-sponsored real estate investment trusts in 2010.

In 2Q2011, CapitaLand recorded Earnings before Interest and Tax (EBIT) of S$719.6 million, comparable to the S$723.0 million achieved in 2Q2010. In 1H2011, EBIT rose 9% year-on-year to S$1,003.1 million, with overseas operations accounting for 61% or S$608.5 million.

CPL bought @ $3.43

CPL - Bought back @ $4.06

Hand itchy for Round 17!

On Monday ...

On Tuesday

Reversal soon?

CPL - Sold ROC 11.0%

Round 16: ROC 11.0%, 427 days, B $3.78 S $4.22 (Bought back much higher)


Round 15: ROC 6.4%, 4 days, B $3.10 S $3.32
Round 14: ROC 9.5%, 266 days, B $3.00 S $3.30 (Bought back higher)
Round 13: ROC 21.9%, 17 days, B $2.01 S $2.46