Is This Stock With A 10.4% Yield A Good Dividend Investment?

2 Sep 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Dividend investors often want to fill up their portfolios with stocks that carry high dividend yields. But, it’s worth noting that a stock’s yield alone tells us nothing about what’s really important – the company’s ability to sustain or raise its dividends. With this in mind, what should dividend investors ...
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Will Nam Cheong’s vessel sales sink to crisis levels this year?

24 Jun 2015 - Singapore Business Review
It needs buyers for 26 vessels. Nam Cheong’s vessel sales are expected to slow down substantially this year, but DBS believes that it is unlikely to be as bad as the group’s dismal sales in 2009. DBS noted that Nam Cheong still needs to sell eight vessels from its 2015 built-to-stock programme and 18 ...
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Nam Cheong struggling to find buyers for 26 built-to-stock vessels

25 May 2015 - Singapore Business Review
These need to be sold within 18 months. Nam Cheong is struggling to find buyers for 26 unsold built-to-stock (BTS) vessels, a report by DBS revealed. DBS noted that Nam Cheong is still looking to sell eight (BTS) vessels from its 2015 shipbuilding programme, as well as 18 vessels from 2016. Over half ...
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Nam Cheong's net profit tumbled 45% to $14.5m in Q1

14 May 2015 - Singapore Business Review
Due to a slowdown in new orders. Offshore and marine firm Nam Cheong reported that its net profit declined 45% year-on-year to $14.5m (RM 39.3m) in the first quarter of the year. Nam Cheong's results were impacted by the oil price rout, which led to a slowdown in new orders. Its top line fell 20% to ...
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Investors Beware: Buying Cheap Shares in Singapore Can Be Dangerous Too

4 Feb 2015 - The Motley Fool Singapore
It’s common wisdom in investing that buying shares when they’re cheap would give us good odds of success. But, that doesn’t mean that investors should be blindly buying any share which looks cheap. In fact, the odds of stepping on a landmine with a dirt-cheap share can be surprisingly high, as I’m about ...
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Nam Cheong Ltd Wants To Be Triple-Listed: What Does It Mean For Its Investors?

21 Oct 2014 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Nam Cheong Ltd (SGX: N4E) is a leading offshore support vessel (OSV) builder based in Miri, Malaysia. The word “leading” is used appropriately here as Nam Cheong has been responsible for around 15% of global OSV production this year. According to an interview with The Edge Malaysia, Nam Cheong claims ...
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Nam Cheong mulls sale of 20 vessels for almost $270m

17 Oct 2014 - Singapore Business Review
It has received letters of intent from five customers. Mainboard-listed shipbuilder Nam Cheong today revealed that it has secured Letters of Intent (“LOI”) from five customers worth approximately $270m (US$186 million), with a mix of sale and charter of 12 newly launched NCA80E Anchor Handling Tug Supply ...
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3 Companies with Insider Activity

5 Sep 2014 - The Motley Fool Singapore
One of the more commonly used strategies by investors is to follow insider transactions. Some might even assume that since insiders are “in the know”, they might be better equipped to predict the share price of a company. Consistent insider purchases may indicate an undervalued share price. On the other ...
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Has Nam Cheong’s Bold Business Strategy Paid Off?

20 Aug 2014 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Nam Cheong Ltd (SGX: N4E) is a Malaysia-based offshore marine company. Its main business is in building ships (the company’s actually the largest offshore support vessel builder in Malaysia and provides vessels to industry giants like Bumi Armada Berhad), though it does have a small ship chartering operation ...
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3 Shares That Beat the Market Today

19 Aug 2014 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Although we don’t believe in timing the market or panicking over market movements, we do like to keep an eye on changes – just in case they’re material to our investing thesis. The Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) has managed to inch up slightly by 0.1% to 3,316 points despite seeing more of its 30 constituents ...
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