(Image source: https://twitter.com/sbs_transit and http://www.smrt.com.sg/Media/Press-Releases)
In the balance sheet, both companies have a long-term debt to equity ratio of below 1, 0.92 for SBS and 0.95 for SMRT. I think this is quite acceptable due ......Just to digress a bit from this post, I would like to celebrate the first milestone for this blog: Reaching 10,000 pageviews, what a great way to start this week. Thanks for the support that you have been giving this blog :)
Now, on to the actual post.
The first part to this can be seen here:
Is it Worthwhile Investing in Public Transport Operators? (Part 1)
This is a continuation from the previous post and intended to give a better analysis of the shares instead of just through their P/E ratio and the factors affecting them. This will cover the other aspects such as the balance sheet and cash flow.