Shares & Derivatives
Yongnam: Declared 1.0c dividend per share.
By A Singaporean Stockmarket Investor (ASSI)  •  February 27, 2013
EPS tumbled by more than 30% and yet Yongnam's share price stayed resilient today. 2.17c (2007) 2.79c (2008) 3.27c (2009)
4.38c (2010) 5.06c (2011) 3.45c (2012) Buying in when I did at 24.5c a share in February 2012 a year ago, it was at a PER of 3.7x, using EPS of 5.06c from the year 2011. A PER of 3.7x is pretty cheap.
Paying 24.5c a share was also approximately at a P/BV ratio of 1.04x. Yongnam's assets are a strong reason why it has a durable competitive advantage. To amass the volume and type of productive assets like Yongnam's is not an easy feat. So, paying slightly more than book value is, I believe, more than reasonable. Although in the longer term, Yongnam is likely to benefit from Singapore government's commitment to build a more extensive MRT network through 2030, its near term performance could be lacklustre. ......
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