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The price had jumped from about RM 1.00 per share to RM 1.15 per share. I had some Heitech shares that I bought sometime back at about RM 1.04 per share and I told myself to exit when the price went up to RM 1.30 per share.
Unfortunately, the high price did not sustain fell to below RM 1.00 per share a week later. I figured that the price spike was just some speculative play. Then just before the Lunar New Year it spiked again to RM 1.20.
This time instead of listening to myself to hold until the price went up to RM 1.30, I thought that I better not miss this round of speculative play. So last Fri I sold it at RM 1.20 per share.
You can imagine my disappointment when the price went as high at RM 1.56 yesterday. I left RM 0.36 per share on the table. What a idiot. Can anyone offer an advise on what to do the next time?
if you do your homework, Htpadu has secure various government project last years with total value of 260M. This year this NiiSE will be another potential revenue.
MyEG has now emerged as a new substantial shareholder of Heitech Padu. According to the news, MyEG acquired Heitech for about RM 2.21 per share.
Now that we know why there was a run up in the share price for the past few weeks. But from a fundamental perspective, is the current price at RM 3.05 per share justified?
This will depend on whether there are projects that MyEG can help to secure for Heitech that would boost Heitech earnings.
I last blog about Heitech in 2022 where I compared the performance of a number of ICT companies. The average ROE achieved by Heitech was negative 5 % compared to MyEG average of 31%. https://i.postimg.cc/cJgzhp5C/HT-peer-results.png
Based on the 2021 book value and assuming that Heitech can match the 31% ROE, we will have an EPS of RM 0.33 per share. So for those excited about Heitech Padu, you can imagine a PE valuation based on this earnings?
Are we going into the realm of speculation? The best I can say at this stage is that MyEG price would probably be a floor price but the ceiling would depend on the new business of Heitech.
Its historical businesses is not going to give it the earnings multiplier to justify even the floor price. And to achieve the 31% ROE, Heitech has to take care of its historical businesses to ensure that there are not loss making. https://www.i4value.asia/2022/05/heitech-padu-my-investment-dilemma.html#more
