These outlets up to date as at the date of the annual report. Subsequently, there were many other acquisitions from Nov/Dec 2019 n June 2020. If these new outlets are included, the number of outlets would be much more.
Kimly vs Koufu Kimly (half-year 2020) Koufu (half-year 2020)
revenue ............107,385............................ 88,966
net profit............10,542..............................2,535
no of shares.......1,148,443..........................554,616
eps in S$...........0.918................................0.457
pe..................... 25.60...............................148.77
capitalisation......269884.............................377139
price - cur...........23.5.................................68.0
dividend..............0.28.................................0.50
div yield..............1.19.................................0.74
cash...................75,003.............................76,427
Important notes:
1) Kimly half-year is from Oct ' 19 to Mar ' 20. Impact by pandemic minimal
Koufu half year is from Jan ' 20 to June 20. It felt the full force of the pandemic.
2) The p/e is based on the latest closing price on the date of posting
3) The above figures are strictly from the company's half-year Financial Statement
as reported in SGX.
4) Koufu' s report was on 11 Aug 2020, whereas Kimly' s report was on 11 May ' 20.
Both companies, in my view, are good for long term investment.
One of the main reasons why I am bullish on the counter is its active management.
Since it' s listing in Mar 2017, the company had initiated lots of changes n acquisitions.
Will elaborate on the changes if time permits.
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The Directors of the Group added, We have made good progress in expanding our network of food outlets and food stalls across Singapore since IPO. We will continue to build on this momentum by proactively looking for opportunities to acquire food outlet properties in the heartlands of Singapore with a larger proportion of the population to deepen our market presence as well as expand our outreach through online platforms. Moving ahead, we are cautiously optimistic that the growing footfall arising from the easing of Circuit Breaker measures and allowing of dining-in at F& B establishments will benefit the Group' s operations.
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