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Housing Finance: HFCK a diamond in the rough
S.Mutaga III
#321 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 7:08:41 AM
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the deal wrote:
The perfomance is a mixed bag. Positives: Strongest Quarter in 2012, loan book growth (+5.8% q/q), double digit growth in deposits Negatives: NIM squeeze due to the high cost of funds, new land laws making loan recovery a long prcss & costly (+90 days b4 prcss starts). Overall morgage & property still growth arena. For FY 2012 a profit dip is inenvitable. I expect the mbus to grind to a hault until next year & onwards.

i expect people to sell,then at 14,i will accumulate like crazy...say about 100,000shares...and then leave nse for a while to concentrate on other businesses...i beleive this are CURRENTLY dissapointing results.
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Aguytrying
#322 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 8:35:45 AM
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S.Mutaga III wrote:
the deal wrote:
The perfomance is a mixed bag. Positives: Strongest Quarter in 2012, loan book growth (+5.8% q/q), double digit growth in deposits Negatives: NIM squeeze due to the high cost of funds, new land laws making loan recovery a long prcss & costly (+90 days b4 prcss starts). Overall morgage & property still growth arena. For FY 2012 a profit dip is inenvitable. I expect the mbus to grind to a hault until next year & onwards.

i expect people to sell,then at 14,i will accumulate like crazy...say about 100,000shares...and then leave nse for a while to concentrate on other businesses...i beleive this are CURRENTLY dissapointing results.


14.00 is a tough call, though stranger things have happened.
last year when profits grew by 70% the market didn't react, i dont see why it should now.
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mwekez@ji
#323 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 8:53:38 AM
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Aguytrying wrote:
S.Mutaga III wrote:
the deal wrote:
The perfomance is a mixed bag. Positives: Strongest Quarter in 2012, loan book growth (+5.8% q/q), double digit growth in deposits Negatives: NIM squeeze due to the high cost of funds, new land laws making loan recovery a long prcss & costly (+90 days b4 prcss starts). Overall morgage & property still growth arena. For FY 2012 a profit dip is inenvitable. I expect the mbus to grind to a hault until next year & onwards.

i expect people to sell,then at 14,i will accumulate like crazy...say about 100,000shares...and then leave nse for a while to concentrate on other businesses...i beleive this are CURRENTLY dissapointing results.


14.00 is a tough call, though stranger things have happened.
last year when profits grew by 70% the market didn't react, i dont see why it should now.


Q1 was good, Q2 was bloody, Q3 is best we have had this year. Q4 will outrightly stand out. @S.Mutaga III, I wouldn't call this a dissapointing picture
xxxxx
#324 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 10:52:18 AM
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youcan'tstopusnow wrote:
Aguytrying wrote:
Its a been tough year, i expect flat-ish growth this year.

They had projected 709m as PAT (14 percent up) as recently as September, ama? Q4 could see growth yet...


..eeehhhh, so could it be that they overcooked the projections in the recent information memorandum to create a fake bus????Shame on you Shame on you Shame on you Shame on you
mwekez@ji
#325 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 11:08:20 AM
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Current EPS 2.29
At current going price of KES 15.40 P/E – 6.7x

CHEAP SHARE. However, doubts have hit the street on whether HF will meet its 14% y/y FY growth projection. To make things worse, the doubts are based on good reasoning and even ‘worser’ is that the management seem to be revising the projection downwards. That changes things significantly
the deal
#326 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 11:21:42 AM
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mwekez@ji wrote:
Current EPS 2.29
At current going price of KES 15.40 P/E – 6.7x

CHEAP SHARE. However, doubts have hit the street on whether HF will meet its 14% y/y FY growth projection. To make things worse, the doubts are based on good reasoning and even ‘worser’ is that the management seem to be revising the projection downwards. That changes things significantly


Ireri is always bullish which can be bad at times, those projections were too rosy,this were my projection when I did a report on HF way back in July. I don't think they will match my estimates.

"This year I’m projecting the lenders asset base to rise to Kes38.4bn and Return on average asset to drop by 0.2% y/y to 1.7% negated by the high cost of funds in H1 2012 giving me a PAT of Kes652mn for FY 2012 as an estimate which equates to an EPS of Kes2.84."

I'm looking at the numbers might do an update at a later stage here is the link http://www.contrarianinv...-a-one-stop-shop-begins



youcan'tstopusnow
#327 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 3:09:12 PM
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Only about 11 per cent of Kenyans earn enough to support a mortgage.
The World Bank however estimates that the Kenyan mortgage market has the potential to grow to Sh800 billion, which is about nine times the current size.
http://www.businessdaily.../-/29kom4z/-/index.html
GOD BLESS YOUR LIFE
the deal
#328 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 6:19:37 PM
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Housing Finance (HFCL:KN) dropped by as much as 4.95% to close at KES15.45 after the property company announced a 2.7% y/y drop in its Q3 2012 profits. The property company's profits where negated by high interest expense on deposits which rose by 238% y/y but 6.2% q/q. The mortgage lenders Non Performing Loans (NPL's) edged up by 27.2% q/q to stand at KES1.97bn as the lenders mortgage customers struggled to make payments at 23% but the management in a press release that accompanied the Q3 2012 earnings said that clients are now comfortable with a rate of 18%, The Gross NPL to Advance Ratio now stands at 6.8% vs 5.7% at H1 2012. Moving on to the balance sheet the mortgage lenders loan book grew by 5.1% q/q (KCB 3.4% q/q) to stand at KES28.8bn while on the liabilities side the mortgage lender expanded its deposits by 9.2% q/q (KCB 6.4% q/q) to stand at KES24bn as the mortgage lender rolled out its current account. Despite the 2.7% y/y drop, EPS rose 25% q/q as the negative effects of expensive wholesale deposits started to abate.

http://www.contrarianinv...nce-drops-on-profit-drop
VituVingiSana
#329 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 7:17:36 PM
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Increase in Non-Performing Loans was 400mn q-o-q. Only 50mn was charged as a Loss Loan Provision. When will the 350mn be charged? In 4Q?
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the deal
#330 Posted : Tuesday, October 30, 2012 9:32:51 PM
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VituVingiSana wrote:
Increase in Non-Performing Loans was 400mn q-o-q. Only 50mn was charged as a Loss Loan Provision. When will the 350mn be charged? In 4Q?

They can't make provisions before attempting foreclosure, I'm sure they will recover 60-80% of the Kes350mn.
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