Kimly Limited

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2 years 3 months ago #25897 by josephyeo
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2 recommendations:

DBS - buy, target 50.0 cents

CIMB - add target 56.0 cents

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2 years 3 months ago #25898 by walterlim
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When was the buy report released?

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2 years 3 months ago #25899 by josephyeo
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KIMLY $ Kimly: 1D0 0% may see upside to its earnings upon benefiting from a higher-than-expected number of acquisitions, according to DBS Group Research.

The brokerage has started coverage on the coffee shop and food court operator with a "buy" call and target price of S$0.50, which is pegged to a 15 times FY2022 price-to-earnings ratio, which is the stock's 5-year average.

In an initiation report on Thursday (Nov 18), analyst Paul Yong said he sees Kimly as "an attractive buy" due to its undemanding valuations and decent FY2022 yield estimate of 4.7 per cent.

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2 years 3 months ago #25900 by josephyeo
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Kimly Group
ADD, TP S$0.56, S$0.41 close
Kimly’s FY9/21 net profit beat our
expectations by 8% due to stronger gross
margins. The group issued a special
dividend of 0.6 Scts, with a total DPS of 2
Scts translating to a solid dividend yield of
c.5%. Tenderfresh consolidation should
be seen from 1HFY22 onwards.

Dated 25 nov 2021

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2 years 3 months ago #25901 by walterlim
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are you not concered with the dodgy management? seems like the founder's interest are not aligned with shareholders

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2 years 3 months ago #25902 by josephyeo
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No, i am not concerned. I see him as a clever, decisive business person.
I see him as one with a good business acumen who make quick decisions.
The facts remain that he is able to lead the company to become a leading food related company, w a turnover of over S$200 mil and a profit of almost S$40 mil. Company is net cash w cash horde of $90 + mil. Company is also generous w dividends giving consistent yield of 4+% year after year.

Anyway he owns over 40% of the highly profitable company's share. There isn't a need for him to indulge in "dodgy" business. The "dodgy" side, in my view was probably an oversight

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