Medical Disposables sole stock trading

Medical Disposables  distributes Denk Pharma products.

Medical Disposables distributes Denk Pharma products.

Trading in the Junior Market closed with very little activity on a day when the trading in the overall Jamaican stock market was very low. Trading ended with 34,000 units valued at $64,600. The JSE Junior Market Index ros3e 0.14 points to close at 648.45, only 1 securities traded, with the price advancing.
At the close of the market, there were 5 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 3 stocks with offers that were lower. The junior market continues to exhibit weakness with 9 securities closing with no bids to buy. There were 4 securities that had no stocks being offered for sale.
Medical Disposables traded 34,000 shares gained 2 cents to end at $1.90 to be the sole junior market stock to trade.

NCB wage award adds J$430M to cost

ncb-logoNational Commercial Bank (NCBJ)has provided an update to the two Stock Exchange that its shares are listed on.
The bank has now stated that the total gross provision required to meet the total sum needed to satisfy the award, for the two year negotiating period, ending September 30th, 2014 is, approximately J$1.7 billion. The total amount to cover the award exceeds by approximately J$430 million, the amount that NCBJ had been providing for increased salaries and benefits, for the negotiating period. The amount is lower than the net sum of approximately $500 million IC insider suggested, would be the charge net of taxation. This shortfall, NCBJ says will be reflected in their income statement, for the year ended September 30th, 2014.

4 stocks up 5 down on JSE

Tuesday’s activity on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, resulted in the prices of 4 stocks rising and 5 declining as 21 securities changed hands, ending in 6,081,391 units trading, valued at $20,841,759, in all market segments.
JSe 4-11-14 IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator had 10 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 5 stocks with lower offers.
Main Market| The JSE Market Index gained 534.49 points to 72,446.11, the JSE All Jamaican Composite index rose 597.64 points to 79,716.11 and the JSE combined index gained 462.27 points to close at 74,179.00.
Gains| Stocks gaining with last traded prices, at the end of trading in the main market are, Carreras had 2,492 shares changing hands and gained 10 cents to $34.60, Jamaica Broilers with 9,318 units closed 5 cents higher at $4.20, Kingston Properties climbed 15 cents to $4 with 10,000 shares trading and Sagicor Real Estate Fund close trading with 30,000 units while gaining 10 cents to end at $6.75.
Firm| The stocks in the main market to close without a change in the last traded prices are, Cable & Wireless in trading 4,005,306 units to close at 28 cents, Desnoes & Geddes with 42,400 shares to end at $4.95, Jamaica Money Market Brokers with 2,865 ordinary shares trading to close at $7, Margaritaville with 44,200 shares traded to end at 11 us cents, National Commercial Bank had 5,893 units changing hands to close at $17, Pan Jamaican Investment with just 200 shares trading ended at $49.05, Proven Investments with 27,540 units closed at 18 US cents and Sagicor Group exchanged 20,100 shares to close at $9.65.
Declines| The last traded prices of stocks with losses at the end of trading in the main market are, Grace Kennedy with 7,000 shares to close $1 down at$ 58, Radio Jamaica had 10,516 units changing hands to close with a loss of 2 cents at $1.18, Scotia Group traded with 725,272 shares to end 35 cents lower to end at $19.25 after trading as high as $20.49 and Scotia Investments closed with 1,700 units trading to close with a loss of 60 cents at $21.40.
Preference| Trading picked up in the preference share segment with Jamaica Money Market Brokers 8.75% preference share trading 300,000 units at $3, the Jamaica Money Market Brokers 7.50% preference share trading 576,700 units to close at $2 and Proven Investments 8% preference share trading 172,594 units to end at $5.

More inside buying at Sagicor Group

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Sagicor150x150Insider trade is often an important insight into the fortunes of companies. It is not always the case, but large buying or selling is usually a tell tail sign of where company profits are heading.
Executives have been buying into Sagicor Group in recent months. In October another purchase of shares took place. The company advised the Jamaica Stock Exchange that an executive purchased 417,016 of its shares on October 24, 2014 under the Executive Long Term Inventive Scheme.
Sagicor Group reported profit of $1.62 billion for it June quarter this year, versus $1.56 billion last year, and $2.7 billion in the six months to June, this year. Third quarter profit results which are scheduled for release shortly, should be hit with redundancy and other costs, related to the acquisition and rebranding of RBC Jamaica operation at the end of June.

Impressive sales growth at Medical Disposables

Kurk Boothe - Medical Disposables Managing Director

Kurk Boothe – Medical Disposables Managing Director

Sales revenue climbed impressively by 26 percent in the September quarter as well as year to date but operating profit performance is not as inspiring, being flat in both periods at Medical Disposables & Supplies. The company reports profit after tax at, 66 percent higher at $21 million for the quarter, versus the 2013 quarter.
In 2013 after taxation of $4.4 million, $13 million was left as net profit. For the six months, profit after tax of rose 60.6 percent to $38.7 million from $24 million, after accounting for $8.4 million in taxes.
For the quarter, gross profit grew 29 percent to $70.4 million compared to $54.5 million and for the six months an increase of 28 percent to$136 million. “This improvement was due to the increased sales in all categories and consistent review of our pricing structure to maintain gross margin efficiency,” Kurk Boothe, Managing Director said in his report to shareholders. The increase in gross profit was helped by an improvement in gross profit margins, increasing during the latest quarter to 33.14 percent from 32.12 last year and to 33.65 percent for the six months versus 32.90 percent in the same period of 2013.
Sales revenue climbed 26.2 percent to $283 million in the September quarter over the $224 million in 2013. For the half year, sales grew 26 percent to $540 million from $429 million in 2013. “This result was in keeping with the company’s strategic forecast of growing market share and widening the customer base in all categories of its business operations,” Boothe stated.
IC Insider understands that sales have moved to more than $100 million per month since the latter part of the last quarter. If this is maintained then it should lift profit going forward and could push earnings to around 40 cents per share for the current financial year.
Expenses| Total operational expenses increased 49.8 percent for the quarter and the half year to September to $47.6 million compared to $31.8 million in 2013 and to $93.8 million for the six months period.
“This increase was driven mainly by staff related expenses, utilities, professional fees and information technology services. Staff related expenses, in particular, were driven by the strategic decision to realign the staff complement and compensation to sustain the current growth, development and expansion of the business, Boothe said.
Finances| Trade receivables have climbed to more than two months of sales at $240 million and inventories have moved up as well to just under three months’ supply at $182 million. Cash funds are at $86 million but borrowed funds have climbed to $106 million.
The stock is one to watch with the price of the stock on the junior market of the Jamaica Stock Exchange at $1.92 at a PE less than 5 times the 2015 profit. The company declared a 4 cents per share dividend, payable in November 19.

Trading in only 8 main market stocks

Thursday’s activity on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, resulted in the prices of 3 stocks rising and 8 declining as 17 securities changed hands, ending in 3,395,725 units trading, valued at $14,458,959, in all market segments.
JSE sum 30-10-14f IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator had 4 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 6 stocks with offers that were lower.
Main Market| The JSE Market Index gained 147.24 points to 71,804.85, the JSE All Jamaican Composite index rose 164.64 points to close at 78,999.10 and the JSE combined index gained 108.17 points, to close at 73,655.26.
Gains| Stocks gaining at the last traded prices, at the end of trading in the main market are, Mayberry Investments with 10,000 shares changing hands, gained 10 cents to $1.50 and Scotia Group trading 411,651 shares as the price gained 64 cents to $19.75.
Firm| The stocks in the main market to close without a change in the last traded prices are, Cable & Wireless with 2,297,611 shares closed at 28 cents, followed by Grace Kennedy’s 244 shares at $57.24 and Sagicor Group 20,000 units at $9.65.
Declines| The last traded prices of stocks with losses at the end of trading in the main market are, Carreras had 11,692 shares trading, with 10 cents fall to $34.50, Jamaica Broilers exchanged 7,661 shares with a loss of 6 cents to $4.10 and National Commercial Bank with 243,752 units closed 65 cents higher at $17.30.

8 up & 9 JSE stocks down Wednesday

Wednesday’s activity on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, resulted in the prices of 8 stocks rising and 9 declining as 24 securities changed hands, ending in 1,412,626 units trading, valued at $4,275,609, in all market segments.
JSE 29-10-14 IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator had 5 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 7 with offers that were lower.
Main Market| The JSE Market Index gained 91.59 points to 71,657.61, the JSE All Jamaican Composite index rose 102.42 points to close at 78,834.46 and the JSE combined index gained 91.20 points to close at 73,547.09.
Gains| Stocks gaining with last traded prices, at the end of trading in the main market are, Caribbean Cement with 62,500 shares changing hands, closed 20 cents higher at $2.40, Jamaica Broilers exchanged 12,260 shares, 1 cents higher at $4.16, Jamaica Money Market Brokers with 214 ordinary shares trading, rose 5 cents rise to $7.05, National Commercial Bank saw trading in 19,401 shares as the price ended with a 40 cents gain, to $17.95, Radio Jamaica 27,916 shares ended with the price rising 5 cents to $1.20 and Sagicor Group had 32,554 shares changing hands 5 cents higher at $9.65.
Firm| The stocks in the main market to close without a change in the last traded price are, Carreras with 4,520 shares and closed at $34.60, Mayberry Investments had 2,040 shares trading to end at $1.40, Salada Foods had 20,000 shares trading to close at $7.85, Scotia Group with 21,100 shares changing hands ended at $19.11 and Seprod closed with 114,269 shares at $11.
Declines| The last traded prices of stocks with losses at the end of trading in the main market are, Cable & Wireless with 174,393 shares, closing a cent lower at 28 cents, Desnoes & Geddes with 50,000 shares, lost 18 cents to $4.80, Gleaner closed with 13,994 units changing hands, 5 cents lower at $1.05, Grace Kennedy with only 240 units, ended down 76 cents to $57.24, Pan Jamaican Investment had only 1,000 active shares, but lost 15 cents to end at $49.05 and Supreme Ventures ended with 3,500 units with a loss of 2 cents at $1.70.
Preference| Jamaica Money Market Brokers 8.75% preference share traded 83,412 units at $3 and Jamaica Money Market Brokers 7.25% preference share traded a mere 970 shares, closed with a cent loss, at $2.49.

3 junior market stocks rose & 3 fell

The Junior Market closed trading with 819,924 units valued at $903,898. The JSE Junior Market Index rose 2.67 points to close at 659.48, only 6 securities traded, 3 advanced and 3 declined.
At the close of the market, there were 2 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 6 stocks with offers that were lower. The junior market continues to exhibit weakness with 10 securities closing with no bids to buy. There were 4 securities that had no stocks being offered for sale.
Junior market stocks trading are, Access Financial with 705 shares, lost 47 cents to end at $10.01, Caribbean Producers with 26,028 shares lost 15 cents to end at $2.20, Dolphin Cove had just 200 units changing hands at 50 cents up, at $8.50, Lasco Distributors traded 282,050 units, closed 5 cents higher at $1.25, Lasco Financial Services with 6,940 units, gained 6 cents and closed at 96 cents and Lasco Manufacturing had 504,001 units trading to close at 91 cents after losing 2 cents.

Lousy Monday trading on JSE

Monday’s activity on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, sank to a low level with only 526,642 units trading, valued at just $2,883,385, in all market segments. At the close the prices of 5 stocks rose and 9 declined as 21 securities changed hands.
JSE sum 27-10-14 IC bid-offer Indicator| At the end of trading, in the main and junior markets, the Investor’s Choice bid-offer indicator had 4 stocks with bids higher than their last selling prices and 7 stocks with offers that were lower.
Main Market| The JSE Market Index fell 23.45 points to 71,642.45, the JSE All Jamaican Composite index declined 26.22 points to close at 78,817.51 and the JSE combined index dipped 65.01 points to close at 73,502.73.
Gains| Stocks gaining with last traded prices, at the end of trading in the main market are, Carreras with 17,100 shares trading, gained 10 cents to $34.60, Desnoes & Geddes rose 28 cents to $4.98 in trading 1,000 shares, Grace Kennedy exchanged 9,580 shares at $58, rising by 5 cents and Sagicor Group had 9,850 shares changing hands, 10 cents higher to $9.60.
Firm| The stocks in the main market to close without a change in the last traded prices are, Cable & Wireless with 11,500 units at 29 cents, Ciboney’s 211,200 shares traded to close at 7 cents, Jamaica Broilers 7,200 units at $4, Mayberry Investments with 12,550 shares closed at $1.40, Proven Investments with 16,950 shares ended at 18 US cents and Radio Jamaica had 2,040 units changing hands at $1.15.
Declines| The last traded prices of stocks with losses at the end of trading in the main market are, Kingston Wharves with 1,230 ordinary shares traded 40 cents lower at $5.10, National Commercial Bank closed with 5,850 units trading after slipping 25 cents to $17.55, followed by Pan Jamaican with 2,000 shares, and closed down 80 cents at $49.20, Sagicor Real Estate Fund traded 3,000 shares, and closed with a loss 35 cents at $6.65 and Scotia Group had 35,184 shares changing hands and ended 10 cents lower at $19.40.
Preference| Jamaica Money Market Brokers 7.50% preference share traded 5,000 units at $2.

Profit climbs 21% at Margaritaville

margaritaville_logo600x250Revenue jumps 30.7 percent to US$1.7 million, in the first quarter, ending August and pushed up gross profit by 33.24 percent to hit US$1.267 million, as margin improved over the similar quarter in 2013, at Margaritaville Turks Ltd. It was not all good sailing for the second US dollar listed stock on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, as administrative cost climbed faster that revenues at 37.76 percent, and kept growth in profit to US$245,000, for a 21.18 percent increase.
Full year profit| For the current year, based on the growth in revenues so far, profits should climb to US$1.6 million, up from US$732,000 in twelve months to May this year and result in earnings per share of 2.4 US cents and put the PE of the stock at 4.6 making it an attractive buy currently. The standalone business depending on ships docking is not without added risk, a factor that investors should be cognizant of. The shares are not in great supply but there are offers ranging from 11 US cents to 18 cents but there has been no buying interest for weeks.
Construction of a new restaurant, is to commence in the second quarter of the financial year and end in the third quarter, to expand their offerings to customers.
Concerns| The company has little debt, but has a big jump in the amounts owing to creditors, growing from $716,000 to $973,000 while amounts owing by related companies to it, jumped sharply, from $424,000 to $987,000. This is not a good sign and there is not even an ounce of comment by management about this unusual buildup of these amounts. While all of this is happening, cash is down to only $4,000 from $58,000 a year ago.
Margaritaville is new to listing on the stock exchange, but they need to get a few things right. The prospectus stated that the shares would be listed on the stock exchange main market, the audited statement for 2014 says the same, and the current report repeats it as well. These are all incorrect as the shares are listed on the US dollar denominated market, which differs from the main market. The actual financial statement does not provide readers with the number of shares issued, this should be a part of the financial statement. The listing of the number of shares issued in the top 10 shareholders is not a part of the financials and investors should not have to look there for it.

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