- EU market was still uncertain, but improved sentiment in US market has been seen. For EU, only France and Germany are countries that have slightly picked up. Whilst, sales in Asian Market is still okay.
- Credit approver requested client to assess impact and business risk against the recent sharp drop in gold price. The overview of client business and risk mitigation was explained.
- OEM product: under cost + margin structure, hence Pranda is protected against gold price volatility. Another business risk mitigant is sales product mix between Silver and Gold jewelry are balanced out against gold price movement.
- Own brand: sales will be improved when there is gold price drops. In term of inventory MTM loss impact, the risk is minimal given the fact that 1) total inventory cost of products are accounted for RM, Labor and Overhead cost, which results in different cost structures, compared to gold/commodity trading company, and 2) gold price dropped will usually lower its product margins (by lower selling price) but only for short term, and stock replacement (ie new raw material at market spot price) will be put into the costing, which normally reflects new price of gold purchase at the market, hence not material impacts on the MTM loss from the inventory.
- For gold leasing/loan with Stanchart and Nova, client booked the liab through A/P since gold is considered its raw materials for core operation. Hence, A/P will include the gold as one type of supplies.
- FX loss in 1Q was mainly caused by FX translation impact on its loan to subsidiary in FCY for EU subsidiary ie Pranda UK, Pranda & Krolls. This is expected to regain in Q2 given THB has been weakened towards end Q2.
- Client has also explained why the market cap of Pranda stock has quite small differentials VS its net worth (raised by Credit Approver’s enquiries). The key reason is because Pranda has been grouped into Consumers & Fashion industry where there are many peers which are in different business sectors, and where P/E of those peer stocks are more attractive and speculative than Pranda.
- Note also that during 1997’s crisis, most Jewelry companies who were listed went into problem and got delisted. Hence, Pranda stock has not been actively traded or spotted by those traders in the market. Besides, Pranda is also considered a dividend stock, where Pension fund is also a shareholder.
- Client commented that they have been in business over 40 years and fully aware of price risk and volatility.
- Market: Dubai with 4 shops franchises where the margin has been contributed from its production (OEM)
- Market: India – normally selling on its own brand through distributor/ retailer (on POS independent basis). Popular product line is Prima Art where it has made a good sales.
- EU market was still uncertain, but improved sentiment in US market has been seen. For EU, only France and Germany are countries that have slightly picked up. Whilst, sales in Asian Market is still okay.
- Credit approver requested client to assess impact and business risk against the recent sharp drop in gold price. The overview of client business and risk mitigation was explained.
- OEM product: under cost + margin structure, hence Pranda is protected against gold price volatility. Another business risk mitigant is sales product mix between Silver and Gold jewelry are balanced out against gold price movement.
- Own brand: sales will be improved when there is gold price drops. In term of inventory MTM loss impact, the risk is minimal given the fact that 1) total inventory cost of products are accounted for RM, Labor and Overhead cost, which results in different cost structures, compared to gold/commodity trading company, and 2) gold price dropped will usually lower its product margins (by lower selling price) but only for short term, and stock replacement (ie new raw material at market spot price) will be put into the costing, which normally reflects new price of gold purchase at the market, hence not material impacts on the MTM loss from the inventory.
- For gold leasing/loan with Stanchart and Nova, client booked the liab through A/P since gold is considered its raw materials for core operation. Hence, A/P will include the gold as one type of supplies.
- FX loss in 1Q was mainly caused by FX translation impact on its loan to subsidiary in FCY for EU subsidiary ie Pranda UK, Pranda & Krolls. This is expected to regain in Q2 given THB has been weakened towards end Q2.
- Client has also explained why the market cap of Pranda stock has quite small differentials VS its net worth (raised by Credit Approver’s enquiries). The key reason is because Pranda has been grouped into Consumers & Fashion industry where there are many peers which are in different business sectors, and where P/E of those peer stocks are more attractive and speculative than Pranda.
- Note also that during 1997’s crisis, most Jewelry companies who were listed went into problem and got delisted. Hence, Pranda stock has not been actively traded or spotted by those traders in the market. Besides, Pranda is also considered a dividend stock, where Pension fund is also a shareholder.
- Client commented that they have been in business over 40 years and fully aware of price risk and volatility.
- Market: Dubai with 4 shops franchises where the margin has been contributed from its production (OEM)
- Market: India – normally selling on its own brand through distributor/ retailer (on POS independent basis). Popular product line is Prima Art where it has made a good sales.
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