KLSE (MYR): PCHEM (5183)
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Last Price
6.55
Today's Change
+0.06 (0.92%)
Day's Change
6.50 - 6.63
Trading Volume
4,491,900
Market Cap
52,400 Million
NOSH
8,000 Million
Avg Volume (4 weeks)
5,413,050
4 Weeks Range
6.41 - 7.31
4 Weeks Price Volatility (%)
52 Weeks Range
6.41 - 10.00
52 Weeks Price Volatility (%)
Previous Close
6.55
Open
6.56
Bid
6.53 x 6,000
Ask
6.55 x 40,900
Day's Range
6.50 - 6.63
Trading Volume
4,491,900
Latest Quarter | Ann. Date
31-Mar-2023 [#1] | 29-May-2023
Next QR | Est. Ann. Date
30-Jun-2023 | 22-Aug-2023
T4Q P/E | EY
10.97 | 9.12%
T4Q DY | Payout %
6.26% | 68.66%
T4Q NAPS | P/NAPS
4.80 | 1.36
T4Q NP Margin | ROE
16.03% | 12.44%
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Sector: INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Sector: INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Subsector: CHEMICALS
Subsector: CHEMICALS
Description:
Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd manufactures and sells a variety of petrochemicals. The firm organizes itself into two segments based on product type: Olefins & Derivatives and Fertilizers & Methanol. The Olefins & Derivatives segment, which generates the majority of revenue, sells chemicals used in the production of acrylic acids, antifreeze, printing ink, dyes, gas treating solvents, personal care products, and plastics used in packaging films, wires, cables, and ducting. The Fertilizers & Methanol segment sells chemicals used in gasoline additives, plastic resins, ammonia, and fertilizers. The majority of revenue comes from Malaysia, China, and Indonesia.
Sslee, you're right again. For last QR, Pchem Revenue was above 8 billion (higher than previous quarter) but their profits was a mere half billion (much lesser than previous by -74%)
UREA is mostly imported by the now War torn regions in the Baltic Seas and with higher transportation cost and lower demands....UREA has no markets...
On the contrary, China has replaced Russia as the main exporter of UREA to Europe and the Asia regions.
2 months ago
Correction typo error.
Urea is now falling from USD1,000+ in April 2022 to USD 310 now.
Hope Philip will fully use his margin finance to buy more Pchem on the cheap.
2 months ago
My fault typo error.
Correction.
Quarter end 31th Dec 2022 the NP margin is 5.56%, the 1.23 % is ROE.
For the next two quarters the NP margin% will/should be lower if urea, polymers and olefins price do not improve.
As of Philip claims below, it is most likely his misjudgement/misinformed/misunderstood at best or at worst a misinformation on purpose for vested interest.
What do you think? Am I right to say so?
Philip ( buy what you understand)'s Portfolio: PHILIP FARMS TRACKED PORTFOLIO ON I3INVESTOR
Sep 11, 2022 7:26 PM | Report Abuse
Firstly. Pchem has 25% profit margins. Which is far more than every other comparable major petrochemical company.
Secondly 50% of pchem revenues comes from urea or fertilizer. They have an ungodly gross margins on fertilizer. Why?
Thirdly, neither basf, the Koreans, Japanese or the Americans have a major petrochemical processing center in South East Asia. Which means with the delay and difficulty and distance of transportation and logistics, the cheese stands alone.
02/04/2023 8:26 AM
2 months ago
So now instead of the the cheese stands alone it become the cheese will be eaten alive for breakfast by China Petrochemical company like what has happen to Malaysia glove industry.
KUALA LUMPUR (April 4): China’s Rongsheng Petrochemical Co Ltd will invest up to RM80 billion for a refining facility in Pengerang, Johor, according to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
“The world’s largest petrochemical company Rongsheng has agreed to increase its activities in Malaysia with a petrochemical, oil and gas refining facility in Pengerang, with a project value of up to RM80 billion,” Anwar told the Dewan Rakyat on Tuesday (April 4).
2 months ago
Bob,
I am working hard here to promote selective information or misinformation for vested interest so that my BFF UM senior Philip can collect more Pchem cheaply and also me and many here to collect below his holding cost of RM 5.05 post dividend.
Urea
USD/T 307.50 drop another 2.50
2 months ago
Sslee, be careful what you wish for, price dropping like a tonne of bricks. Your call of the chinese investments to compete, spooked them too.
1 month ago
Petronas should has invested locally an international petrochemical hub in Malaysia long long ago. If they have done so, many Malaysians will then have a well paying jobs in specialize Petrochemical engineering instead of wasting money in twin tower and formula 1.
Just look at Singapore without any petroleum reserves they can developed an international petrochemical hub in Jurong island
1 month ago
You of all people should know where all the Petronas monies went, right?? Wink wink...
1 month ago
In Europe you can drive pass petrochemical complex that stretching on and on for many miles and employed thousand and thoudands of well paying skill workers.
Just wonder why this is not hapenning in Malaysia?
1 month ago
And you think, now that China is able and easily buy Oil from Russia AT LOWER prices, they would want to have a tiny plant in Malaysia. Perhaps, just to have a small impact in case what would happen to the chinese borders??
China has more than 965 Billion sq miles of vacant land for Petrochemical and manufacturing plants.............why choose to get out of China????
1 month ago
Please check the size of the chinese OnG giants as compared to Pet***
Pchem is a contender??? Like Gloves???
1 month ago
Be very, very careful what you wish for.........RM170 Billion investment from China?? Are you ready to face the onslaught of chinese conglomerates and the Company to be owned by them, WITHOUT FREE BUMI PARTICIPATION AND WITHOUT OWNERSHIP RESTRICTIONS? Otherwise, you expect them to give free lunches???
1 month ago
saudi already plans to build a plant in china. this is perhaps one of the projects to please malaysia or.. diversify..
Saudi Aramco strengthens China ties with two refinery deals
1 month ago
With Jan, Feb and March 2023 poor pricing of urea, methanol, polymers and olefins most likely the NP to SH for quater end 31th Mar 2023 will be poorer than quarter end 31/12/2022 of RM 481,000,000 or EPS of 6 cents.
1 month ago
Sslee, please work harder. I need your help. You are God of Gamblers. You can do it.
1 month ago
No worries, it look like just need to wait a bit longer for the poor next 2 quarter results to collect cheap cheap.
1 month ago
Urea drop to the lowest in late March 2023 when it was about the same time PChem started to go up. Coincidence? Or someone already looks beyond the next quarter QR? We buy for future, not past. See what happend to glove counters lately
1 month ago
Any Setel Voucher give to shareholder during today AGM? How Much?
Heard that their product price in 2023 are expected to be lower vs 2022 prices
1 month ago
Here are the Q&A during Tuesday AGM
1. https://www.petronas.com/pcg/sites/default/files/2023-04/Reply%20Letter%20to%20MSWG%20-%20PETRONAS%20Chemicals%20Group%20Berhad.pdf
2. https://www.petronas.com/pcg/sites/default/files/2023-04/Answers%20Script%20for%2025th%20PCG%20AGM%20QnA_For%20Upload%20(FINAL).pdf
1 month ago
Based on historical data, PCG’s share price moves in correlation with crude oil prices and prices
of selected chemical products.
PCG’s share price reached a high of RM10.40 in second quarter of 2022, when crude oil was
averaging at USD112 per barrel and prices, for example, of urea was above USD700 per metric
tonne. As of 31 March 2023, crude oil prices have declined by 27%, urea prices came down by
50%, while other chemicals declined between 10% to 35%.
We are of the opinion that the share price has declined due to analysts’ assessment that the
Company’s performance in 2023 will be lower compared to 2022 due to lower GDP growth
forecast and inflationary pressures on costs.
1 month ago
A very bad Jan to March 2023 quarter result is coming.
As of 31 March 2023, crude oil prices have declined by 27%, urea prices came down by
50%, while other chemicals declined between 10% to 35%.
1 month ago
Haha just 2 Projects invested RM 100 Billion …
Posted by nicholas99 > 2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
saudi already plans to build a plant in china. this is perhaps one of the projects to please malaysia or.. diversify..
Saudi Aramco strengthens China ties with two refinery deals
1 month ago
Haha Going to be :
Of China's total commitment, an estimated RM80 billion will be invested by Rongsheng Petrochemical for the petrochemical refinery in Pengerang.5 Apr 2023
1 month ago
Bagaimana CEO Petronas boleh beri projek RM399 juta kepada syarikat terkait rasuah antarabangsa?
Petrofac syarikat antarabangsa yang terbukti bersalah kerana rasuah. Banyak negara menyekat dan menggantung kerjasama dengan Petrofac tetapi melalui Skandal Big Ben London Petrofac CEO Petronas memberi hampir RM400 juta projek kepada syarikat perasuah. Mengapa? Apa hubungan CEO Petronas dengan Petrofac?
https://thecorporatesecret.com/blog/2023/05/07/bagaimana-ceo-petronas-boleh-beri-projek-rm366-juta-kepada-syarikat-terkait-rasuah-antarabangsa/
3 weeks ago
85% of this company is owned by gov & gov linked companies. Any idea why they don't take it private?
2 weeks ago
Will oil prices rocket or crash? In this video, we dive into the complexities of Oil and Gas Investing, exploring key factors and trends that could shape the industry's future. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba0mXSPDX8I
1 week ago
https://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/1158351
KUALA LUMPUR: Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd said it has yet to see a meaningful recovery, despite some uplift in demand from China, post-Chinese New year, for selected chemicals.
According to managing director and CEO Mohd Yusri Mohamed Yusof, the overall chemicals sector remains cautious given the volatile energy prices although there have been some positive movements in selected regions in the first quarter.
He added that operating costs have increased due to the effects of inflation on gas and fuel giving rise to energy and utilities costs, further narrowing product spreads and adding pressure on margins.
6 days ago
I3lurker,
Petchem quarter ended 31 March result out
Save by Fertilisers and Methanol profit. Look like need to wait another very bad quarter to collect Petchem below Philip cost.
Segment profit for the period 1
Individual quarter ended 31 March
In RM Mil 2023: 2022
Restated
Olefins and Derivatives: 170: 733
Fertilisers and Methanol: 533: 1,172
Specialties: (29): 163
Others2: (138): 4
Total 536: 2,072
6 days ago
By the way I am very motivated to collect Pchem below Philip cost.
Methanol price
Jan: USD 389
FEB: USD 376
March: USD 361
April: USD 353
May: USD 341
Urea
Jan: USD 444
Feb: USD 358
March: USD 314
Apri: USD 314
6 days ago
Below RM 5? Is that possible?
Sslee
By the way I am very motivated to collect Pchem below Philip cost.
5 days ago
Petronas Chemicals - Not Out of the Woods Yet; D/G to SELL
Date:
2023-05-30
Firm:
RHB-OSK
Stock:
PCHEM
Price Target:
6.00
Price Call:
SELL
Last Price:
6.87
Upside/Downside:
-0.87 (12.66%)
Cut to SELL from Neutral, new MYR6 TP from MYR6.89, 13% downside. Petronas Chemicals’ 1Q23 results missed expectations due to weaker margins. The overall petrochemical market and specialty chemicals outlook remain unexciting amidst a weak recovery in demand. In the near term, we think the stock’s catalysts are lacking, while start-up costs for petrochemical plants at Pengerang Integrated Complex (PIC) could dampen margins.
Missed expectations. 1Q23 core earnings of MYR677m (-67% YoY; -29% QoQ) missed expectations, at 13% and 14% of our and Street full-year estimates. The negative variation was largely led by weaker-than-expected margins. No dividend was declared, as expected.
5 days ago
Date: 2023-05-30
Firm: RHB-OSK
Stock: PCHEM
Price Target: 6.00
Price Call: SELL
Bad quarter!
Coming quarter....worse!
5 days ago
Any idea why the revenue is so high?
that means sales is very good. just cannot profit?
5 days ago
Phoebe
300 posts
@Phoebe
Below RM 5? Is that possible?
Anything is possible in KLSC!!!
"The money is in the waiting"
Charlie Munger
Average downwards.....
5 days ago
dun be silly
poor people when you just give them RM50.00 they will vote for you.
The Rakyat cannot be given brains to think.
Petronas job is to make foreigners rich by investing overseas
Sslee
In Europe you can drive pass petrochemical complex that stretching on and on for many miles and employed thousand and thoudands of well paying skill workers.
Just wonder why this is not hapenning in Malaysia?
1 month ago
5 days ago
Urea futures fell below $300 per tonne in late May, the lowest since the opening days of 2021 as feedstock prices continued to slide. Abundant LNG imports and restructured supply chains increased the availability of natural gas in Europe. In the meantime, rising interest rates reduced expectations of future demand, lowering European and US natural gas prices. Also, major importer India continued to buy Russian fertilizers at discounted prices after the Kremlin snubbed European exports, freeing the flow from the giant Middle Eastern producers to Eurasia. Additionally, high inventories in Brazil cut the demand for one of the world’s leading agricultural producers. Previously, shortages of energy feedstock in Europe drove fertilizer plants to shut down or operate well below capacity, sending urea prices to a record $1050 per tonne in April 2022.
4 days ago
Revenue
quarter ended
31 March
2023: 2022
In RM Mil
Olefins and Derivatives: 3,393: 2,741
Fertilisers and Methanol: 2,407: 3,304
Specialties: 1,745: 578
Others: 12: 11
Total: 7,557: 6,634
3 days ago
From the data, urea is about 30%. But what cause the net profit to drop so much, till it's the lowest in past 5 years?
3 days ago
Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd’s (PetChem) profit outlook for the second quarter of financial year 2023 (2Q23) looks even weaker than 1Q23, given the cyclical headwinds facing the petrochemical sector, say analysts. The group registered 1Q23 core net profit of RM604mil, down 29% quarter-on-quarter and fell 71% year-on-year. (TheStar)
Sell in May n run away!
11 hours ago
Sslee
By the way someone did not know of Jurong Island in Singapore.
Jurong Island is home to many companies such as LANXESS, Afton Chemical, BASF, BP, Celanese, Evonik, ExxonMobil, DuPont, Mitsui Chemicals, Chevron Oronite, Shell, Singapore Petroleum Company Singapore Refining Company, Stepan Company, Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore, The Polyolefin Company, Chevron Phillips, Mitsui Elastomer, Baker Hughes and Sumitomo
In 2021, the output from petrochemicals manufacturing amounted to 38.61 billion Singapore dollars. In that year, the value of total chemicals manufacturing output was 92.39 billion Singapore dollars.
2 months ago