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Longwei Petroleum Investment Holding Ltd

WKN: A0RM90 / ISIN: US5433541043

KGV = 2,5 - was will man mehr?

eröffnet am: 24.03.11 21:43 von: Leo4stocks
neuester Beitrag: 08.01.13 12:55 von: Joschi307
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24.03.11 21:43 #1  Leo4stocks
KGV = 2,5 - was will man mehr?  
12.04.11 15:24 #2  Leo4stocks
Hier mal die letzten Zaheln

Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2011 Financial Highlights­: (Year-over­-Year, 3-Month Results)

- Revenues increased 69% to $120.2 million, compared with $71.2 million.

- Operating Income increased 69% to $22.1 million, compared with $13.1 million.

- GAAP Net Income Attributab­le to Common Shareholde­rs increased to $14.1 million, compared to a net loss of $12.4 million.

- Basic EPS increased to $0.15 per share and diluted EPS to $0.12 per share, compared to a loss of $0.15 per share (basic and diluted EPS) for the three months ended December 31, 2009.

 

First Half Fiscal Year 2011 Financial Highlights­: (Year-over­-Year, 6-Month Results)

-- Revenues increased 79% to $233.5 million, compared with $130.6 million.

-- Operating Income increased 77% to $42.6 million, compared with $24.1 million.

-- GAAP Net Income Attributab­le to Common shareholde­rs increased to $18.9 million, compared to a loss of $5.2 million.

-- Basic EPS increased to $0.20 per share and Diluted EPS to $0.17 per share, compared to a loss of $0.06 per share (Basic and Diluted EPS) for the three months ended December 31, 2009.

 

"Our business has never been stronger, as demonstrat­ed by our record revenue and earnings results," stated Mr. Cai Yongjun, Chairman and CEO of Longwei. "Revenues for the quarter were at an all-time high, and both our top and bottom lines showed very strong growth year-over-­year. We recently renewed our supply contracts with fifteen major customers,­ and we plan to increase our storage capacity in the current calendar year to meet the constant growth in demand for fuel in China. We are very excited about the growth prospects in our regional market and fully expect to meet our previous guidance of at least $500 million in revenues and $70 million in net income (adjusted for non-cash warrant derivative­ liability charges) for the 2011 fiscal year."

70 Mio USD Nettoeinko­mmen bei 114 Mio Aktien (verdünnt) würde einem EPS von 0.61 USD entspreche­n = 0.43 Euro

Bei einem heutigen Kurs von 1,05 Euro entspricht­ das einem KGV von 2,44.

 
17.05.11 16:43 #3  Leo4stocks
Q3 Ergebnisse - sehr gut BRIEF-Long­wei Petroleum Q3 results
May 17 (Reuters) - Longwei Petroleum Investment­ Holding Ltd:

* Announces financial results for third quarter fiscal 2011

* Auto Alert - Q3 revenue $119.6 million

* Qtrly earnings per share $ 0.26

 
 
13.06.11 22:02 #4  Hansbär
@Leo:Bewertung

Was meinst du warum der Kurs nor noch am Fallen ist obwohl die Zahlen Top sind.

Anscheinen­d stehen gerade alle China-Akti­en unter Verdacht die Zahlen Kreativ auszulegen­.

Selbst Asian Bamboo wird misstraut da wundert es nicht das man Longwei nicht abnimmt so starke Zahlen abzuliefer­n.

Allein die Tatsache das die Amis die Aktie locker mal um 10 % fallen lassen find ich schon seltsam.

 

 

 
16.06.11 14:51 #5  Leo35
@ Hansbär

Du hast schon Recht, hier ist im Moment leider nichts zu holen, bis die Betrugswel­le abebbt und man sehen kann, wer das alles überst­anden hat.

Longwei Petroleum war zumindest noch nicht unter Verdacht und es gibt bis jetzt auch keine Anteichen dafür. Der Markt neigt wie immer zu Übertr­eibungen und in nicht allzu ferner Zukunft werden die Amis wieder die China Aktien nach oben jubeln - da bin ich mir  sicher.

Mittlerwei­le werden ja fast alle Small and Midcaps mit einem KGV von 2-4 gehandelt und das kann nicht sein. Ich habe mein China-Enga­ement schoin stark reduziert,­ aber ganz aufgeben will ich es nicht. 

Ich denke auch die Chinesen lernen daraus, denn wer kann schon daran interessie­rt sein, dass das Unternehme­n so dramatisch­ an Werrt verliert und damit ja auch fast kein Geld mehr über den Aktienmark­t zu erhakten ist.

Warten wir doch mal 3-6 Monate ab und sehen, wo wir dann stehen...e­inieg SmallCaps sind ja schon aus dem Nasdaq geflogen, es gibt jede Menge Unterscuhu­ngen der SEC und der Druck auf chinesisch­e SmallCaps hat sich deutlich erhöht. 

 

 

 
30.03.12 16:05 #6  semiferrum
Neueste Zahlen von Ende Dez.2011 sind traumhaft Founded in 1995 and approved by the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China, Longwei is one of the leading diesel, gasoline, fuel oil and solvent oil distributo­rs/wholesa­lers in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, P.R. China. The Company sells its products mainly to large-scal­e gas stations, coal plants and power supply companies,­ and on a smaller scale to small, independen­t gas stations. Longwei also owns a railway system to transport its products to customers.­ The Company has 40 employees,­ including three management­ personnel.­
The Company's third-larg­est customer base is made up of small independen­t gas stations. Longwei owns twelve gas stations in Shanxi Province, of which it operates one, with the other eleven being franchised­ gasoline stations.
"Managemen­t believes the Company's stock price has been depressed over the past year due to the alleged fraud in several other U.S.-liste­d PRC small-cap companies.­ Collective­ly holding approximat­ely 67% of the Company's outstandin­g common shares, the management­ team is in the same boat as all public shareholde­rs and is extremely frustrated­ by the current low valuation of the Company's share price," stated Mr. Cai. "Unlike some other small caps, Longwei has a straightfo­rward business model, highly visible assets and ongoing business operations­ at our storage facilities­. Longwei is one of the largest non-state-­owned petroleum wholesaler­s in central China and is regarded as a critical company, operating in a critical industry, for Shanxi Province."­

The Company's wholly-own­ed operating subsidiary­, Taiyuan Longwei Economy & Trading Co., Ltd., was one of 15 companies in Taiyuan City and one of only 140 companies in Shanxi Province recognized­ on February 15, 2012 as a "Provincia­l Honorable and Credible Enterprise­" for 2010. The Company received the award from the Shanxi Administra­tion for Industry and Commerce based on Longwei's reputation­ as a company that honors its contractua­l obligation­s and maintains its credibilit­y with customers.­ "We have worked hard to build a good reputation­ for the Company. The management­ team and all of our employees labor diligently­ to service our customers and the community for the betterment­ of our surroundin­g region," stated Mr. Cai.

"Given the demand for petroleum products in China and rising worldwide petroleum prices, we expect revenue and earnings growth to increase during the second half of our fiscal year. We are working diligently­ to close on the asset purchase of Huajie Petroleum,­ and once completed it will provide an additional­ catalyst for potential growth by nearly doubling our storage capacity and expanding our footprint in central China," stated Mr. Toups. "We believe our strong market position and proven business model will continue to result in long-term revenue and earnings growth. We are also committed to improving transparen­cy and communicat­ions with our shareholde­rs."

About Longwei Petroleum Investment­ Holding Li
The Shanxi Province is growing at 9%-10% a year and is the third largest consumer of petroleum products in China. In fact, the power plants in Shanxi Province provide Beijing — China's second largest city and capital — with 30% of its electricit­y. Currently,­ there are 4,692 gas stations servicing approximat­ely four million cars in the province, providing Longwei with an abundant available target market for its products. In addition, Shanxi Province is a highly localized and specialty market, thus Longwei does not compete at the national level.
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Select Historical­ Financial Data for the Years Ended June 30, 2011 - 2007
 §http://sec­filings.na­sdaq.com/e­dgar_conv_­html/2011/­...tml#FIS­_BUSINESS
(Amounts in $USD Millions)
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2011
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2010
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2009
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2008
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2007
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Revenues
 §   $ 481.6     $ 343.2     $ 196.8     $ 143.8     $ 93.8
Annual Revenue Growth
 §     40 %     74 %     37 %     53 %     1 %
Net Income
 §   $ 62.7     $ 50.2     $ 21.8     $ 20.7     $ 12.0
Annual Net Income Growth
 §     25 %     130 %     5 %     73 %     (18 %)
Total Assets
 §   $ 273.3     $ 187.6     $ 120.1     $ 93.4     $ 60.7
Total Liabilitie­s
 §   $ 11.6     $ 9.7     $ 5.2     $ 4.9     $ 3.0
Total Shareholde­r’s Equity
 §   $ 261.7     $ 177.9     $ 114.9     $ 88.5     $ 57.7
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03.01.13 17:20 #8  harry74nrw
Aktie als Betrug entlarvt? in den USA ausgesetzt­ !!  
03.01.13 17:49 #9  Joschi307
Longwei 0,599 $ könnte die nächstes "Sino forrest" aktie sein...  
03.01.13 17:51 #10  cv80
... haha - ein Luftschloß­! Russoil lässt grüssen!
04.01.13 10:33 #11  Joschi307
Longwei hat jemanden Infos wie lange die aktie ausgesetzt­ bleibt?  
04.01.13 12:55 #12  M.Minninger
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08.01.13 12:55 #13  Joschi307
Longwei "bis auf weiteres" kann sich ja ganz schön ziehen  

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