Dir bought back 50,000 share at an average price of 66.2 cents.
Chart wise, if it is able to re-conquer 70.5 cents and crossed over with ease + good volume that may likely propel to drive the price higher to 75.5 then 80 with extension to 85 cents .
Please do your own due diligence.
Food Empire - AGM on 24th April 3pm at Four Points by Sheraton Singapore, Riverview Jubilee Ballroom, 4th Storey, 382 Havelock Road, Singapore 169629. 0.6 cents dividend .EX date 27th April. Pay date 18th May 2018. EGM date is also being set on the same day - 24th April , mainly to pass the The renewal of the Share Buyback Mandate. I think this may likely help to support the price and increase its NAV .. Seems a good move to me.
The potato crisps come in seven different delicious flavours from exotic to traditional, each catering to different palates and cravings. MacFood, comprises mainly seafood snack food. Looking through their financial results for past 4 years , we can notice that the Total Revenue has been generally rising from $249m in 2014 to $269M in 2017 .
This is rather encouraging and knowing that the company is growing and also increasing the Book value for the company. Cash flow has been quite healthy as can be seen from the table below , it has risen from $6.05m in 2014 to $39.89m in 2017. Return of Assets has been generally improving from 3.8% in 2013 to 7.6& in 2017. Which is rather positive. Return of Equity has also been rising from 6.9% in 2013 to 8.3% - a high single digit grow rate in 2017. FY2017 Net profit would be even higher if not because of the one-time divestment loss of 7.6m ( impairment of associate/goodwill etc). I think this is a turning around company that has shown great improvement in bringing the company back to profitable condition and also generating a pretty good sets of Total net income to achieve an EPS of 3.9 cents ( excluding divestment loss, if not, rolling EPS would be 5.9 cents), PE of 16 times is pretty impressive.
SGX Mainboard-listed Food Empire Holdings (Food Empire) is a global branding and manufacturing company in the food and beverage sector. Its products include instant beverage products, frozen convenience food, confectionery and snack food. Food Empire’s products are sold to over 50 countries, in markets such as Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Central Asia, China, Indochina, the Middle East, Mongolia and the US. The Group has 24 offices (representative and liaison) worldwide. The Group operates nine manufacturing facilities in India, Malaysia, Myanmar, Russia, Ukraine and Vietnam. Food Empire’s products include a wide variety of beverages, such as regular and flavoured coffee mixes and cappuccinos, chocolate drinks and flavoured fruit teas. It also markets instant breakfast cereal, potato crisps and assorted frozen convenience foods. Food Empire’s strength lies in its proprietary brands – including MacCoffee, Petrovskaya Sloboda, Klassno, Hyson, OrienBites and Kracks. MacCoffee – the Group’s flagship brand – has been consistently ranked as the leading 3-in1 instant coffee brand in the Group’s core market of Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. The Group employs sophisticated brand building activities, localized to match the flavor of the local markets in which its products are sold. Since its public listing in 2000, Food Empire has won numerous accolades and awards including being recognized as one of the “Most Valuable Singapore Brands” by IE Singapore, while MacCoffee has been ranked as one of “The Strongest Singapore Brands”. Forbes Magazine has twice named Food Empire as one of the “Best under a Billion” companies in Asia and the company has also been awarded one of Asia’s “Top Brand” by Influential Brands.
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