Shares & Derivatives
Changi Airport at a Standstill: Estimating SATS’ cash burn (SGX:S58)
By Alpaca Investments  •  April 4, 2020
SATS’ (SGX:S58) share price has been battered by the COVID-19 situation, with a year to date decline of 44% as of yesterday’s closing. As some of you may have read, I bought SATS at $4.49 earlier in February. I had been following SATS for a long time, and really liked how the company operates and its growth prospects. At that point of time in early Feb, the Covid-19 situation wasn’t expected to spread so rapidly, hence I felt that the dip in price was an opportunity to accumulate. Subsequently, pandemic spread across the globe, resulting in almost all passenger flights at Changi Airport being grounded. With each new travel ban announced, SATS’ share price continued to take a beating, as their main revenue streams were cut off. Evidently, the aviation industry has been battered by the shutdown of airports and grounding of flights. US airlines have been negotiating bailout packages with the...
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By Alpaca Investments
I'm currently an undergraduate studying accountancy in one of the local universities. My ideal career would be either in private equity or venture capital, as the analytical process involved greatly interests me. I believe in working hard, while concurrently putting our money to work. I currently have a low five-figures portfolio, accumulated from working part-time jobs, my National Service allowance and my savings.
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