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Looks like Mewah is also preparing to move up too.
  
			
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 
Just brought Mewah.
Reversal in Process.
Set a Stop-Loss at $0.780.
T.P. is $0.865.
 
			
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 
  
    
      
        | Month | 
        Open | 
        High | 
        Low | 
        Bid | 
        Ask | 
        Last | 
        Chg | 
        Chg% | 
        Settp | 
        Vol | 
        O.I | 
      
    
    
      
        | Aug 2011 | 
        3141 | 
        3152 | 
        3085 | 
        3030 | 
        3188 | 
        3090 | 
        -31 | 
        -0.99% | 
        3121 | 
        848 | 
        8538 | 
      
      
        | Sep 2011 | 
        3132 | 
        3148 | 
        3077 | 
        3070 | 
        3140 | 
        3085 | 
        -31 | 
        -0.99% | 
        3116 | 
        5455 | 
        34242 | 
      
      
        | Oct 2011 | 
        3128 | 
        3140 | 
        3068 | 
        3072 | 
        3130 | 
        3078 | 
        -37 | 
        -1.19% | 
        3115 | 
        13330 | 
        31347 | 
      
      
        | Nov 2011 | 
        3130 | 
        3137 | 
        3070 | 
        3015 | 
        3674 | 
        3075 | 
        -34 | 
        -1.09% | 
        3109 | 
        1905 | 
        14696 | 
      
      
        | Dec 2011 | 
        3130 | 
        3137 | 
        3069 | 
        3010 | 
        - | 
        3073 | 
        -35 | 
        -1.13% | 
        3108 | 
        854 | 
        8404 | 
      
      
        | Jan 2012 | 
        3139 | 
        3140 | 
        3075 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3076 | 
        -38 | 
        -1.22% | 
        3114 | 
        109 | 
        4319 | 
      
      
        | Mar 2012 | 
        3120 | 
        3120 | 
        3076 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3076 | 
        -45 | 
        -1.44% | 
        3121 | 
        26 | 
        4125 | 
      
      
        | May 2012 | 
        3140 | 
        3140 | 
        3080 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3085 | 
        -36 | 
        -1.15% | 
        3121 | 
        177 | 
        5980 | 
      
      
        | Jul 2012 | 
        3105 | 
        3105 | 
        3086 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3086 | 
        -35 | 
        -1.12% | 
        3121 | 
        164 | 
        6106 | 
      
      
        | Sep 2012 | 
        3150 | 
        3150 | 
        3084 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3138 | 
        10 | 
        0.32% | 
        3128 | 
        3 | 
        4428 | 
      
      
        | Nov 2012 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3133 | 
        0 | 
        2097 | 
      
      
        | Jan 2013 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3137 | 
        0 | 
        8204 | 
      
      
        | Mar 2013 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3122 | 
        0 | 
        1194 | 
      
      
        | May 2013 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3122 | 
        0 | 
        1210 | 
      
      
        | Jul 2013 | 
        3070 | 
        3070 | 
        3070 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3070 | 
        -52 | 
        -1.67% | 
        3122 | 
        5 | 
        - | 
      
    
  
  
    
From the category:
    
Crude Palm Oil (CPO) Futures
  
			 
			
			 
			
	
			
		
		
	
			
			 
  Monday: 18 JULY 2011
  
S$0.80
  -S$0.025
  
  TP S$0.53   ? ? ? ?Bintang      ( Date: 17-Jul-2011 20:42) Posted: 
 
 | Mewah has made new low n also breaking a right-angled triangle recently . It may go down to 53 cents technically . |  
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        | Month | 
        Open | 
        High | 
        Low | 
        Bid | 
        Ask | 
        Last | 
        Chg | 
        Chg% | 
        Settp | 
        Vol | 
        O.I | 
      
    
    
      
        | Aug 2011 | 
        3141 | 
        3152 | 
        3085 | 
        3030 | 
        3188 | 
        3090 | 
        -31 | 
        -0.99% | 
        3121 | 
        848 | 
        8538 | 
      
      
        | Sep 2011 | 
        3132 | 
        3148 | 
        3077 | 
        3070 | 
        3140 | 
        3085 | 
        -31 | 
        -0.99% | 
        3116 | 
        5455 | 
        34242 | 
      
      
        | Oct 2011 | 
        3128 | 
        3140 | 
        3068 | 
        3072 | 
        3130 | 
        3078 | 
        -37 | 
        -1.19% | 
        3115 | 
        13330 | 
        31347 | 
      
      
        | Nov 2011 | 
        3130 | 
        3137 | 
        3070 | 
        3015 | 
        3674 | 
        3075 | 
        -34 | 
        -1.09% | 
        3109 | 
        1905 | 
        14696 | 
      
      
        | Dec 2011 | 
        3130 | 
        3137 | 
        3069 | 
        3010 | 
        - | 
        3073 | 
        -35 | 
        -1.13% | 
        3108 | 
        854 | 
        8404 | 
      
      
        | Jan 2012 | 
        3139 | 
        3140 | 
        3075 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3076 | 
        -38 | 
        -1.22% | 
        3114 | 
        109 | 
        4319 | 
      
      
        | Mar 2012 | 
        3120 | 
        3120 | 
        3076 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3076 | 
        -45 | 
        -1.44% | 
        3121 | 
        26 | 
        4125 | 
      
      
        | May 2012 | 
        3140 | 
        3140 | 
        3080 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3085 | 
        -36 | 
        -1.15% | 
        3121 | 
        177 | 
        5980 | 
      
      
        | Jul 2012 | 
        3105 | 
        3105 | 
        3086 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3086 | 
        -35 | 
        -1.12% | 
        3121 | 
        164 | 
        6106 | 
      
      
        | Sep 2012 | 
        3150 | 
        3150 | 
        3084 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3138 | 
        10 | 
        0.32% | 
        3128 | 
        3 | 
        4428 | 
      
      
        | Nov 2012 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3133 | 
        0 | 
        2097 | 
      
      
        | Jan 2013 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3137 | 
        0 | 
        8204 | 
      
      
        | Mar 2013 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3122 | 
        0 | 
        1194 | 
      
      
        | May 2013 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3122 | 
        0 | 
        1210 | 
      
      
        | Jul 2013 | 
        3070 | 
        3070 | 
        3070 | 
        - | 
        - | 
        3070 | 
        -52 | 
        -1.67% | 
        3122 | 
        5 | 
        - | 
      
    
  
  
    
From the category:
    
Crude Palm Oil (CPO) Futures
  bsiong      ( Date: 11-Feb-2011 22:40) Posted: 
 
 
  Singapore’s Mewah says will invest US$200m more in China project     
    | WRITTEN BY THOMSON REUTERS	     |  | FRIDAY, 11 FEBRUARY 2011 18:56 |  Singapore-listed palm oil refiner Mewah International (MEWI.SI) said on Friday it will invest an additional US$200 million ($256.3 million) to buy land for building consumer pack products and logistics facilities in Zhangjiagang, China.  The project is expected to be completed within three years, Mewah said in a statement. The firm had earlier planned to invest $50 million to set up a palm oil manufacturing base in Zhangjiagang.
 	   Mewah, which produces vegetable oil products for sale to   wholesalers, retailers, and supermarkets, raised $277 million from its initial public offering in Singapore in November last year.      The firm plans to expand its refining capacities and boost   its revenue by tapping fast-growing markets including China,   where demand for edible oils and fats products is growing.     |  
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			 Low get lower. Lucky cut loss.... else really can cry loud loud. Arhhhhhhhhhh!!!  

bishan22      ( Date: 18-Jul-2011 08:45) Posted: 
 
 Cut loss last Friday. Be discipline and wait for next cycle. Good luck.    |  
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poor ting kena attack by shortist until cannot remeber where is home.
maybe management can consider to hold back some investment and use manee  
 to do share buy back. at this price straight away make 30%+ from listing pr and current offer.
easier then trying to sell more retail pack.
			
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 Cut loss last Friday. Be discipline and wait for next cycle. Good luck.  
			 
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 Thanks for the advice.   I hope have don't have to keep that long......
Bintang      ( Date: 17-Jul-2011 20:42) Posted: 
 
 | Mewah has made new low n also breaking a right-angled triangle recently . It may go down to 53 cents technically . |  
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			 Mewah has made new low n also breaking a right-angled triangle recently . It may go down to 53 cents technically .
			
			
			 
			
	
	
				
	
			
			 Yes.   Did see the 90cts report. Anyway, this time round is betting.......either win or lose, Big or small.
Let see I make money. 
krisluke      ( Date: 16-Jul-2011 08:04) Posted: 
 
 Mewah: Could see a bit of negative sentiment as houses reduces TP on counter Nomura maintains Buy but slashes TP to $1.16 from $1.34, while DBSV downgrades counter to Hold from buy and slashes TP to $0.90 from $1.23. Tip counter to be range-bound on near term on lack of catalysts and muted FY11 earnings growth. Add that conditions remain weak as demand remains under pressure on expectations of CPO prices falling, and uncertain macro environments in MENA.
  Reflecting risk of lower-than-expected 2Q11 vol growth and margin pressure qoq, DBSV cut CY11-13F sales volumes by 0.4-1.8% and gross margins by 0.2-0.5%. Still see near-term seasonal vol upside in 2H11  while longer term see growth from specialty fats and refining capacity expansion. |  
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			 Mewah: Could see a bit of negative sentiment as houses reduces TP on counter Nomura maintains Buy but slashes TP to $1.16 from $1.34, while DBSV downgrades counter to Hold from buy and slashes TP to $0.90 from $1.23. Tip counter to be range-bound on near term on lack of catalysts and muted FY11 earnings growth. Add that conditions remain weak as demand remains under pressure on expectations of CPO prices falling, and uncertain macro environments in MENA.
Reflecting risk of lower-than-expected 2Q11 vol growth and margin pressure qoq, DBSV cut CY11-13F sales volumes by 0.4-1.8% and gross margins by 0.2-0.5%. Still see near-term seasonal vol upside in 2H11  while longer term see growth from specialty fats and refining capacity expansion.
			
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 
Bought some today......as I learnt something useful.....Betting.
Pure betting, no FA, no TA, no artificial colouring, no preservatives.
			
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 MEWAH
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Buy | $1.06
UOB KayHian initiates coverage on the palm oil refiner with a $1.28 price target, based on 12X 2012F P/E, a 30-per-cent discount from Mewah's purer upstream peers. Says Mewah is a " niche and efficient"  downstream player that can achieve significant economies of scale with its strategically located and large-scale refineries.
			
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 Singapore’s Mewah says will invest US$200m more in China project       
| WRITTEN BY THOMSON REUTERS	     | 
| FRIDAY, 11 FEBRUARY 2011 18:56 | 
Singapore-listed palm oil refiner Mewah International (MEWI.SI) said on Friday it will invest an additional US$200 million ($256.3 million) to buy land for building consumer pack products and logistics facilities in Zhangjiagang, China.  The project is expected to be completed within three years, Mewah said in a statement. The firm had earlier planned to invest $50 million to set up a palm oil manufacturing base in Zhangjiagang.
 	   Mewah, which produces vegetable oil products for sale to   wholesalers, retailers, and supermarkets, raised $277 million from its initial public offering in Singapore in November last year.      The firm plans to expand its refining capacities and boost   its revenue by tapping fast-growing markets including China,   where demand for edible oils and fats products is growing.     |  
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  01 Feb 2011
Singapore 
   
Mewah International 
Initiating coverage - Twin engines - by Ho Choon Seng CFA 
(MII SP / MEWI.SI, OUTPERFORM, S$1.12 - Tgt. S$1.41, Plantations) 
  
  
  
We initiate coverage of Mewah with an Outperform rating and target price of S$1.41. Mewah is the second largest palm-oil refiner by capacity in Malaysia and sixth largest globally. It is also the owner of a stable of brands. We are bullish on its growth prospects from capacity and margin expansion, with earnings upside from acquisitions. Our target price of S$1.41 is based on 13x CY12 P/E, a 10% discount to the plantation sector average to factor in its slimmer margins. Potential catalysts are better-than-forecast earnings, higher refining margins, and announcements of earnings-accretive acquisitions, in our view. 
			
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 1.14!!!!!!!!!!!! well done mewah
			
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 
  RESEARCH ALERT-BNP Paribas initiates " buy"  for Mewah
  technicals oversold..
  
1.09 support
			
 
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 ytday high was $1.20,will cross today??
			
			
			 
			
	
	
			
			 Hit a high $1.19 this morning
enghou      ( Date: 15-Dec-2010 16:22) Posted: 
 
 
  UOBKH recommends BUY with Target Price of $1.20
   
 
 
 
  Mewah International – A cheaper alternative to CPO plays  
  What’s New
  • A cheaper entry to CPO plays. Mewah International  (Mewah) is a 
  pure downstream player trading at 2010F and 2011F consensus PE of 
  13.1x and 11.2x respectively, a 35% discount to peers’. As the market 
  looks for proxies to rising CPO prices, this discount gap could narrow. 
  Assuming a 25% discount to peers, a 13x 2011F PE will give Mewah a 
  target price of S$1.20 (or a 16.5% upside). The stock is currently 
  trading below its IPO price of S$1.10.  
  Stock Impact 
  • Market might be under estimating Mewah as one of the efficient 
  palm oil refiners. After our recent meeting with management, we opine 
  that management has a strong market sense to focus  on its key 
  strength to drive its growth. Mewah’s strengths are in the African 
  continent for its consumer pack and bulk segments. Although Mewah is 
  not an integrated plantation company, as a refiner, it manages its 
  margins and sales well, as seen in its higher margins during the 
  commodity cycle downturn in 2008.  
  • Venturing into higher-margin consumer products. Leveraging on its 
  distribution and marketing network, Mewah has ventured into more 
  downstream higher4margin consumer4related products  − cocoa butter 
  substitute (CBS), soap and shortening. These products have low 
  volumes but higher margins due to their niche requirements and are 
  mainly exported to more developed countries, such as Europe. As seen 
  in Mewah’s financials, consumer pack margins easily doubled that of 
  the bulk segment.  
  • 2H has seasonally stronger earnings (60% of full-year earnings).  
  Due to seasonal factors, the 2H is usually stronger than 1H of the year. 
  Based on historical records, the 1H contributed 35445% of full4year 
  earnings. For 2H10, contribution could be close to  60% of full4year 
  earnings (1H10: US$35.5m), driven by: 
  a)  Higher festive demand. Due to the festive seasons, sales volume 
  in 2H would be better than in 1H, at about 45:55.
  b)  Higher ASP. Due to the stronger festive demand, average selling
  price (ASP) for its consumer pack can easily be 50% higher than in 
  1H.   
  Share Price Catalyst 
  • Expansion into upstream for raw materials and margin expansion.  
  • Acquiring distribution capability in Africa to expand its reach there.
   
 
 
 
  Key takeaways from meeting with Mewah’s CFO:  
  • Betting on economies of scale to lower operating cost. Based on 
  channel check, Mewah is one of the efficient downstream producers and 
  stands to benefit from a sector consolidation. Operating with among4the4
  largest capacity of 800,0004900,000 mt/plant, it can spread the fixed cost 
  over a larger production volume.  
  • Second-largest refiner in Malaysia. Mewah is the second4largest refiner 
  in Malaysia with a market share of 14%, just after Wilmar International 
  (23% share). Its plants are running at a high utilisation rate of above 90% 
  vs the industry’s 76% for Jan4Nov 10.  
  • Niche expansion. Mewah’s expansion plan focuses on its niche in:  
  a) Bulk business. The next capacity expansion in Sabah, Malaysia, will 
  be used for exports to China. However, Mewah focuses mainly on the 
  bulk cooking oils segment (for industry use) rather than the highly 
  competitive consumer pack business. Currently, 60%  of bulk sales 
  come from Malaysia, and China contributes less than 1%. Bulk 
  contributed about 74% of total sales and 57% of total EBITDA in 2009.  
  b) Consumer pack for the African continent. Mewah targets to 
  penetrate the larger African market. It currently focuses only on West 
  Africa, Nigeria, Benin and Togo. In these markets,  Mewah holds 
  market shares of 45450%. Consumer pack contributed  the remaining 
  26% of total revenue but 43% of total EBITDA due to a greater 
  EBIDTA margin of 7.7% vs bulk’s 3.3%.  
  • Sourcing and margins risks are mitigated. Market concerns for a pure 
  downstream player would be the risks of securing raw materials and the 
  hedging against price fluctuations. Given that Malaysia is the second4
  largest palm oil producer and palm oil is a widely  traded commodity, we 
  do not foresee a risk for Mewah to secure its raw materials from Malaysia 
  and Indonesia.  As for price fluctuations, Mewah tries to construct natural 
  hedges by matching sales and purchase commitments to lock in the 
  processing margins, ie, refining margins will be there unless they are not 
  efficient or when the Malaysian refining industry suffers negative margins.  
  But as Mewah is one of the largest processors in Malaysia, this would be 
  less of a problem for Mewah.
   
 
 
 
  Earnings Revision/Risk
  • Mewah achieved 8M10 net profit of US$52m vs 6M10 net profit of 
  US$35.5m, implying net profit of about US$17m in Jul/Aug 10.  
  Extrapolating the net profit for Jul/Aug 10, net profit could come in at 
  about US$85m for the year.  
  Valuation/Recommendation
  • If Mewah is able to achieve US$85m in net profit,  it would be trading at 
  2010F PE of 14.6x.  
  • Based on consensus estimate, Mewah is trading at 2010F PE of 13.7x 
  (EPS: 7.9 cents) and 2011F PE of 11.7x (EPS: 9.2cents). This is a 35% 
  discount to purer upstream plantation peers’ PE.  
  • As the market looks for cheaper alternative plays to rising CPO prices, the 
  discount gap could narrow. Assuming a 25% discount  to its purer 
  upstream players, a 2011F PE of 13x will give Mewah a fair price of 
  S$1.20 (or a 16.5% upside)
  You have a nice day  |  
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