A-RANK - My First post [Current price @ 0.94] Before ex-div of 3c

This will be the my first post in this blog.

I hope this posting will benefit all the readers & followers here.

There is no long-winded write ups about this company, i believe picture speaks a thousand words.

Lets take a look at the ratios:






Profitability:
- Increasing operating margin (with strengthening in USD, the aluminium price is expected to trade higher)
- Higher return to common equity Q-o-Q @ 16.60% double digits !!!
- Higher return on Capital
- Asset turnover remain healthy and stable



Valuation:
- 12mth trailing EPS is improving tremendously !!!
- Book value @ 0.85, not too bad vs current price as this company is technically growing and strong management's capabilities in reducing debts
- Revenue per share 2016: at 4.032 in 2016 stable for 3 years

Summary: Profit growth




Balance Sheet Structure:
- Increasing Current ratio Q-o-Q : 2.05x
- Increasing Quick ratio Q-o-Q : 1.3x
- Decreasing Total Debt to Assets: from 40% to 14%
- Decreasing Total Debt to Common Equity from 65%  to 21%

Summary: Good management, forsee to be a net cash company in 2017.




There's no research house covering this stock yet.
Current: 0.94
1st Target : 1.06 (12.7% )
2nd Target : 1.30 (38.3%)








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