The general evaluation of TINGYI (CAYMAN ISLANDS) (HK), a company active in the Food Products industry, has been upgraded by the independent financial analyst theScreener with the addition of a star. Its fundamental valuation now shows 4 out of 4 possible stars while its market behaviour can be considered as defensive. theScreener believes that the additional star(s) merits the upgrade of its general evaluation to Positive. As of the analysis date February 15, 2022, the closing price was HKD 17....
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We’re raising our fair value estimate for no-moat Tingyi to HKD 11.50 per share from HKD 11, mainly owing to the time value of money and the impact of appreciation of the Chinese yuan against the Hong Kong dollars as we roll over our model. Tingyi posted its 2018 full-year results broadly in line with our expectations, with revenue and net profit up 3% and 35% year on year, respectively. Stripping out the nonrecurring impairment losses for machinery and equipment, EBITDA grew 5.3% year on year...
We’re raising our fair value estimate for no-moat Tingyi to HKD 11.50 per share from HKD 11, mainly owing to the time value of money and the impact of appreciation of the Chinese yuan against the Hong Kong dollars as we roll over our model. Tingyi posted its 2018 full-year results broadly in line with our expectations, with revenue and net profit up 3% and 35% year on year, respectively. Stripping out the nonrecurring impairment losses for machinery and equipment, EBITDA grew 5.3% year on year...
We’re raising our fair value estimate for no-moat Tingyi to HKD 11.50 per share from HKD 11, mainly owing to the time value of money and the impact of appreciation of the Chinese yuan against the Hong Kong dollars as we roll over our model. Tingyi posted its 2018 full-year results broadly in line with our expectations, with revenue and net profit up 3% and 35% year on year, respectively. Stripping out the nonrecurring impairment losses for machinery and equipment, EBITDA grew 5.3% year on year...
We’re raising our fair value estimate for no-moat Tingyi to HKD 11.50 per share from HKD 11, mainly owing to the time value of money and the impact of appreciation of the Chinese yuan against the Hong Kong dollars as we roll over our model. Tingyi posted its 2018 full-year results broadly in line with our expectations, with revenue and net profit up 3% and 35% year on year, respectively. Stripping out the nonrecurring impairment losses for machinery and equipment, EBITDA grew 5.3% year on year...
No-moat Tingyi’s third-quarter results came in below our projections, with revenue and EBITDA down 4.2% and up 0.7% year on year, respectively, owing to weakened consumer sentiment from the ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions as well as escalating competition in the beverage segment. Despite its leading position in the instant noodle and tea drink markets, Tingyi underperformed the industry averages and saw market share erosion to its direct competitors during the quarter, as the traditional sal...
No-moat Tingyi’s third-quarter results came in below our projections, with revenue and EBITDA down 4.2% and up 0.7% year on year, respectively, owing to weakened consumer sentiment from the ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions as well as escalating competition in the beverage segment. Despite its leading position in the instant noodle and tea drink markets, Tingyi underperformed the industry averages and saw market share erosion to its direct competitors during the quarter, as the traditional sal...
No-moat Tingyi’s third-quarter results came in below our projections, with revenue and EBITDA down 4.2% and up 0.7% year on year, respectively, owing to weakened consumer sentiment from the ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions as well as escalating competition in the beverage segment. Despite its leading position in the instant noodle and tea drink markets, Tingyi underperformed the industry averages and saw market share erosion to its direct competitors during the quarter, as the traditional sal...
No-moat Tingyi Holding Corp, or Tingyi, posted an upbeat second-quarter result that beat our forecast, with revenue and EBITDA growing 11% and 20% year on year, respectively, driven by strong beverages and high-end instant noodles sales. Profitability also saw improvement from last year, with gross margin and EBITDA margin up 256 and 85 basis points, respectively, to 32.7% and 12.1%, thanks to better product mix and price hikes, along with effective cost control. Although management guided for c...
Since its 1992 inception, Tingyi has expanded rapidly, evolving into one of China's best-established packaged-food manufacturers. In 2017, Tingyi was the market leader in instant noodles and ready-to-drink tea beverages based on sales value, with 50.2% and 43.6% market share, respectively. It is the also third-ranked bottled water and diluted juice producer, with 12.7% and 19.1% market share, respectively.Over 2014-16, the once-robust growth of China's instant noodles and beverages market has sh...
No-moat Tingyi Holding Corp, or Tingyi, posted an upbeat second-quarter result that beat our forecast, with revenue and EBITDA growing 11% and 20% year on year, respectively, driven by strong beverages and high-end instant noodles sales. Profitability also saw improvement from last year, with gross margin and EBITDA margin up 256 and 85 basis points, respectively, to 32.7% and 12.1%, thanks to better product mix and price hikes, along with effective cost control. Although management guided for c...
No-moat Tingyi Holding Corp, or Tingyi, posted an upbeat second-quarter result that beat our forecast, with revenue and EBITDA growing 11% and 20% year on year, respectively, driven by strong beverages and high-end instant noodles sales. Profitability also saw improvement from last year, with gross margin and EBITDA margin up 256 and 85 basis points, respectively, to 32.7% and 12.1%, thanks to better product mix and price hikes, along with effective cost control. Although management guided for c...
No-moat Tingyi Holding Corp, or Tingyi, posted an upbeat second-quarter result that beat our forecast, with revenue and EBITDA growing 11% and 20% year on year, respectively, driven by strong beverages and high-end instant noodles sales. Profitability also saw improvement from last year, with gross margin and EBITDA margin up 256 and 85 basis points, respectively, to 32.7% and 12.1%, thanks to better product mix and price hikes, along with effective cost control. Although management guided for c...
No-moat Tingyi Holding Corp, or Tingyi, posted an upbeat second-quarter result that beat our forecast, with revenue and EBITDA growing 11% and 20% year on year, respectively, driven by strong beverages and high-end instant noodles sales. Profitability also saw improvement from last year, with gross margin and EBITDA margin up 256 and 85 basis points, respectively, to 32.7% and 12.1%, thanks to better product mix and price hikes, along with effective cost control. Although management guided for c...
No-moat Tingyi Holding Corp’s first-quarter results were ahead of our expectations, with recurring EBITDA and net profit up 12% and 64% year on year, respectively, driven by a 160-basis-point gross margin expansion on the back of ongoing product mix upgrades and lower tax expenses, as well as a distribution restructuring strategy that has effectively controlled operating expenses. The Chinese food and beverage industry has completely transformed from the volume growth in the past to the pursui...
Thanks to upbeat instant noodles sales growth and effective cost control, no-moat Tingyi’s fourth-quarter results came in ahead of our expectations, leading to a strong profitability improvement in 2017, following four consecutive years of profit declines. We think the turnaround is a good sign of recovery and believe the growth reacceleration will sustain in the medium term, bolstered by its ongoing distribution restructuring strategy and the promising growth of premium products. Although the...
No-moat Tingyi’s third-quarter results exceeded our expectations, with EBITDA up 14% and net profit up 30% from the year-ago quarter, driven by strong revenue growth in the beverage segment and an improving operating margin. We are pleased to see that management’s strategic transformation in its distribution network (increasing direct sales in high-tier cities and changing from 10 districts to provincial management) and execution on asset activation (Tingyi has sold its idle factories to OEM...
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