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佛说干种心
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这股有很强的支撑 非常棒。。。
voonchen low
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技术图可以试试了
Tan Seng Kee
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哪吒2要来了,先买预订票。。。
Tan Seng Kee
祈盼哪吒2卖到满堂红。。。Wilmar 越来越好
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sk TAN
真的整個市場滿堂紅。。。外面風很大還是躲在這裡比較好
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佛说干种心
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股价可以再下一些些吗 跌多一点点 。。
Carlos Goh
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这是首富股吗?为什么那么便宜?
Carlos Goh
那真的很便宜咧!big offer
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Ah Tan
对的对的all in吧
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shin Mr Lê
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会跌到十五年前8块多吗?
Lee Sambibilec
一目前来看, 会的。。
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andy l
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probably bad quarter. good entry price if can hold for another 1 or 2 quarters
Tranquility TenThousand
The Wilmar veggie oil business in CCP regime is badly hit. Sooner or later its related business wouldn't be purged too.
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Loh Feicao
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会跌破10块吗????
Cc Tan
12月份的业绩几时公布?
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Raymond Fah
28. February
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Mark Siow
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看起来这个面粉佬应该也是打算来个业绩亏损,股票也是像涝赛这样跌。。。。
Raymond Fah
Adani 加 金龙鱼 。。。
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Mark Siow
这支股真的熊到没朋友。。。。。
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Salim Abdoolcader
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PPB Group, which saw its share price dip to RM11.86 today, remains a company with strong fundamentals and a history of solid earnings. Its upstream earnings are expected to rebound in the coming quarters, supported by firm palm oil and sugar prices. While market volatility can be unnerving, it’s essential to remember that downturns are a natural part of the investment cycle. For long-term investors, staying focused on well-managed, debt-light, and dividend-paying companies like PPB is a sound strategy.

Navigating Near-Term Challenges
PPB Group is currently facing headwinds that have weighed on its performance and share price, including:

Inflationary Pressures: Operating costs across sectors such as manufacturing and consumer goods have risen.

Regulatory Setbacks: FFM Group, PPB's grains and agribusiness arm, was issued a RM42.7 million penalty by MyCC for infringing Section 4 of the Competition Act 2010.

Declining Associate Contributions: Wilmar International Ltd, in which PPB holds an 18.8% stake, has delivered weaker contributions, particularly from its China operations and sugar division.

Segmental Revenue Pressures: Declines were observed in PPB's consumer products, film exhibition and distribution, and property segments, alongside the absence of contributions from its divested Indonesian flour operations (as of September 2023).

Despite these challenges, the question isn’t whether PPB will recover, but when.

Strategic Strengths and Future Prospects
PPB Group holds a competitive edge as Malaysia’s largest flour miller, benefiting from an extensive distribution network and economies of scale. The expected ample supply of wheat and lower raw material costs in ringgit terms could bolster profit margins in its flour milling business, a core revenue driver.

Wilmar International, PPB’s key associate, remains integral to its overall performance. While 2024 core net profit from Wilmar decline to about USD 1.25 billion due to challenges in its China operations and sugar division, earnings growth is anticipated in subsequent quarters. Improvements in global economic activity are likely to spur demand for food products, while higher crushing margins are expected to lift the performance of Wilmar’s feed and industrial product segments.

Moreover, Wilmar’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its existing operations and pursuing complementary business opportunities underscores its focus on long-term growth, which will, in turn, support PPB's bottom line.

Conclusion: Quality Through Volatility
PPB Group’s track record as a profitable, dividend-paying, and debt-light company underscores its resilience. While short-term volatility persists due to external pressures, the company is well-positioned to weather the storm. Investors with a long-term perspective should view this period as an opportunity to focus on the quality and intrinsic value of PPB, anticipating a rebound as global and internal challenges ease.
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