Shares & Derivatives
Financial Results
By Investment Moats  •  August 25, 2008
By: Drizzt Courage Marine 2nd Quarter Results The first company i am covering is Courage Marine. despite the fall in Baltic Dry Shipping Index, results have been pretty strong.
  • Profit for the period improved by 67% from the previous year.
  • Operating cashflow generated was 20 million vs 7.8 million from previous year. Read more...
Food Junction 3rd Quarter Results This company, which i thought was a gem when i started investing 4 years ago, have been stagnating or even deteriorate during the past 4 years. ROIC and Margins were decreasing but the biggest problem have been execution in overseas market. While BreadTalk have been doing well in this realm, Food Junction have struggle with its overseas exploits. So how did they do for this 3rd quarter? From the profits garner you would think they have improved. Read more... Hongwei Technologies half year financial results The shocker for Hongwei technologies lies in the cashflow statement. You will see a -17 million RMB operating cashflow vs 16 million RMB operating cashflow. Much of this can be attributed to a 30 million RMB increase in Trade Receivables, though the good thing is inventories went down by 4 million. Read more... Sarin Technologies Quarter Report This is the most unexpected good results that i have gotten. I would expect the diamond industry to be weaker due to weak US consumption but it is fortunate that Sarin did produce a good set of results. Read more... Macquarie International Infrastructure Fund (MIIF) quarter review Its time to screw MIIF. The infrastructure play that people say good and others say that it is deeply suspect. They just released their quarterly report and by all figures it looks like they are suffering the effects of this global slowdown. Read more... C&G Industrial Holdings:Cash more than Share Price? The latest quarterly report wasn’t very favorable to C&G Industrial Holdings, but are investors in C&G smart to dump it or are we sensing something amiss? Read more...
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Investment Moats is set up by Kyith Ng and have been around since 2005. He aims to share his experiences making sense of money, how money works and ways to grow his money. It hopes that by sharing his experiences, both good and bad, season investors can advice and critique his decisions and new investors can learn from them and find their own style ...
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