Man Wah - A multi-bagger in the making?

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15 years 5 months ago #721 by Bestworld

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Man Wah achieves interim net profit growth of 35.9% to HK$118.2m ÃÂ· Net cash from operating activities remained strong at HK$47.4 million ÃÂ· Growing PRC demand elevates Ã¢â¬ÅCheersÃ¢â¬Â sales to record HK$167.8 million .....not too bad.

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15 years 5 months ago - 15 years 5 months ago #723 by scbchan

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I\'ve put my thoughts on Man Wah Q2FY09 result in this article: www.nextinsight.net/content/view/718/60/

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15 years 5 months ago #765 by Morpheus

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Good company, good management. Unfortunately tough industry. Will take time before investors dare to come into furniture stocks.

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15 years 5 months ago #776 by MacGyver

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Management is buying their shares in the open market again... Going by this rate, the management will probably announce a privatisation once they hit 70%

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15 years 5 months ago #805 by scbchan

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Wong Man Li obviously thinks the share price is too cheap vs the fundamental. But another explanation could be that he doesn\'t want his \"partner\" Yu Tung Wan to get the RMB24.9m worth of Man Wah to-be-issued shares at too cheap a price. If the acquisition were to go through, the weighted average price would likely be at around $0.17. This is much lower than $0.232, $0.24, $0.272 and $0.272 for the weighted average price 1 day, 1 month, 3 months and 6 months respectively before the announcement on 26 Aug. The IFA (DMG) only advise whether the acquisition is on normal commercial terms, but not the financial merits of it. I agree with DMG that the deal has been structured properly in all aspects except one: The market meltdown in the last 2 months is a one-off abnormal event and basing the issue price in this period doesn\'t make sense to all existing shareholders. It is equivalent to selling Man Wah at 3x PE to buy Famous Bedding at 5.5x PE. The former has a more diversified market and distribution vs the latter\'s PRC only business. Since Mr Wong and his wife will abstain from voting, the minority shareholders will decide on the fate of this acquisition. I intend to vote against it unless the issue price is increased to the $0.30 level such that the PE is raised to the similar level of Famous Bedding.

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15 years 5 months ago #812 by Tony Adams

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Somebody should write a letter to Warren Buffett to invite him to look at Man Wah Holdings. He bought Nebraska Furniture before, so he should be familiar with this industry. :laugh: :laugh:

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