For those companies in my portfolio, I think the latest quarterly results of Uchitec, MFCB, Rhonema, JHM, Master and LEESK are good.
The rest are so-so.
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For those companies in my portfolio, I think the latest quarterly results of Uchitec, MFCB, Rhonema, JHM, Master and LEESK are good.
The rest are so-so.
Rhonema was listed on the main market of Bursa in December 2016 at an issue price of 75sen.
It is mainly involved in manufacturing and distribution of animal health products to livestock industry, as well as distribution and supply of food ingredients to food manufacturers.
The animal health products include pharmaceuticals, vaccines, feed & feed additives etc, are mainly for the poultry & swine segment.
In early 2020, the company expanded into the ruminant segment (cow) by acquiring 49% stake in 3 companies.
This acquisition includes a small dairy farming business which produces fresh milk which is sold to wholesalers.
Rhonema mentioned that it has a plan to grow this dairy farming business and did not rule out venturing downstream to have its own brand of fresh milk products in the future.
That's one of the main reasons I decided to invest in Rhonema.
Summary For May 2021
Portfolio @ End of May21
Due to the slump in SCIB share price, my portfolio suffers its heaviest loss in one month at -19% since losing 21.7% in Mac20.
SCIB was my major holding and made up ~40% of my portfolio. It has contributed massively to my portfolio gain this year but now I have to vomit out those gain.
The big news in the stock market in May should be none other than Serba Dinamik's audit issue.
Serbadk first announced its intention to appoint an independent firm to commence a special independent review on its accounting matters raised by external auditor KPMG on 25th May 2021.
It's then followed by a public holiday, 2 days of trading suspension and 2 days of weekend.
When trading resumed on the 31 May, its share price straight away limited down.