TFI

Results within expectation. I am happy that its operating cash flow improved by 8% and capital expenditure decreased by 58%. With its current expansion, I think net profit will continue to lag its revenue growth for another year or two. Will continue to hold it for long term.

TFI

Reply to @dagger : I took a look at what happened in 2001 when Raffles Hospital opened. That year they made a loss but its earning grew at CAGR of 29% from 2002 to 2012. Of course, the base is much larger now, so it might not grow at those rate. But the growth potential is definitely there.

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MrWolf

Reason for not adding more is that i feel the movement will be quite stagnant for RMG. The cash can be used to pick up better stock with higher dividend and growth such as CDG (blue chip + discount).

For RMG it will be like a fine wine, you need to let it brew for few years before smelling the aroma.

goh6570

Reply to @dagger : I rmb it came down to 2.37 and @MasterLeong has been shouting boat is back! haha... dunno who has boarded... ^^ CDG is not in my priority list... am watching other counters

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MrWolf

Dividend of 1.5cent per share declared. There will also be SCRIP option. I am currently vested in 8000 shares in RMG. Valuation might be a bit high but i am positive in their growth in the future together with their healthy balance sheet and cash position.

I will not add anymore to more holding but instead let it grow by taking more SCRIP instead of dividend. TP= 1.65 to reach in the next two years. 10% capital gain from current price.

mirage1981

Reply to @dagger : Good luck on RMG and may you huat on it. P/BV abit too high for my liking.