Sarawak Cable Berhad ("SCABLE") is mainly a provider of power solutions. It manufactures power cables, wires & conductors that are used in distribution lines, as well as inside in homes, offices and factories. It also produces steel poles, street lighting column and highway guardrails, structural steel, tower/ poles and steel bridges.
Recent Financial Performance
SCABLE's financial performance has been relatively pedestrian until the last 2-3 quarters. That's when it completed its acquisition of 2 subsidiaries, Universal Cable (M) Berhad and Leader Cable Industry Berhad. These companies boosted its revenue and profit substantially.
Table: SCABLE's last 10 quarters' P&L
Chart 1: SCABLE's last 10 quarters' P&L
Financial Position
As at 30/6/2015, SCABLE's financial position is very weak, with current ratio at 0.93 time and Total Liabilities to Total Equity at 2.74 times or Total Borrowings to Total equity at 1.61 times.
Valuation
SCABLE (closed at RM1.22 yesterday) is now trading at a PER of 8 times (based on annualized EPS of 14.9 sen). At this PER, SCABLE is considered fairly valued.
Technical Outlook
SCABLE is resting on its tentative uptrend line SS support at RM1.20-1.22. If it can break above its intermediate downtrend line, RR resistance at RM1.45-1.48, the share price may rally.
Chart 2: SCABLE's monthly chart as at Aug 25, 2015 (Source: ShareInvestor,com)
Conclusion
Based on improved financial performance, attractive valuation & mildly positive technical outlook, SCABLE
Note:
In addition to the disclaimer in the preamble to my blog, I hereby confirm that I do not have any relevant interest in, or any interest in the acquisition or disposal of, SCABLE.
3 comments:
Hi Alex.. fyi you mentioned petronM in the conclusion for this scable's article.
Hi Jason Yap
Thank you for pointing out the mistake. It is confusing with the deluge of results and the crazy trading in the market.
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