For QE30/9/2015, Tienwah's net profit rose 166% q-o-q or 298% y-o-y to RM14.6 million while revenue rose by 11% q-o-q or 8% y-o-y to RM96 million. Tienwah's bottom-line roared back due to higher revenue, increased in the share of profits of an associate and lower depreciation charge. The latter was due to revision of the useful life of its plant & machinery which resulted in a RM3.2 million reduction in the depreciation charge in the current quarter; of which RM2.1million related to adjustments from 1 January 2015 to 30 June 2015.
Table: Tienwah's last 8 quarterly results
Below I present the chart of Tienwah's P&L & profit margins for the past 35 quarters. The 2 charts on the left are unadjusted while the 2 charts on the right are adjusted for changes in depreciation. You can see that the adjusted charts do not take away too much from what is a substantial improvement in Tienwah's performance, both top-line & bottom-line.
Chart 1: Tienwah's last 35 quarterly results
Valuation
Tienwah (closed at RM1.82 yesterday) is trading at a trailing PE of 7.6 times (based on the last 4 quarters'
Technical Outlook
As noted earlier, Tienwah has broken above its intermediate downtrend line, RR at RM1.70 about 2 weeks back (see Chart 2). With this breakout, Tienwah could well have found its bottom. Recovery may come if earning returned. It may have returned!
Chart 2: Tienwah's weekly chart as at Nov 11, 2015 (Source: Share Investors)
From the monthly chart below, we can see that the stock has rebounded after testing its long-term uptrend, SS.
Chart 3: Tienwah's monthly chart as at Nov 11, 2015 ((Source: Share Investors)
Conclusion
Based on improved financial performance, attractive valuation & positive technical outlook, Tienwah is a good stock for long-term investment.
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, Tienwah.
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