Wolf Money(Thai Beverage PLC)
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I have decided to get sober on Thai Beverage. The stock performance is poor given STI had just broken our all time high and ThaiBev struggling at near 13 year low. The stock is down close to 15% for the year. I am expecting maybe a quarter or two of poor results due to economic woes in Thailand as weak consumption affecting sales.
The conclusion of trade deal between US-Vietnam will help ThaiBev given Vietnam is their second largest market after Thailand. Lower input cost will have a positive impact on margins. With the rising sentiment in Singapore market. There maybe a revival of a Beerco or Spiritco listing.
I think the odds are favourable at current level. They own Vinamilk, the biggest dairy company in Vietnam, Sabeco, the largest beer company in Vietnam and Fraser and Neave which are all listed. The political uncertainty in Thailand represents a risk and an opportunity. If there is no uncertainty. Where will the price of ThaiBev be? I don’t know.
The stock is not going to give exponential returns. I am treating it as part of my cash management. Major support will be at 44c-45c area. The stock is trading at 11x p/e and it comes with a 5.3% dividend yield. More detail at the end of month portfolio update. God Bless.
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