$SIA (C6L.SG)$ : Just for pleasure reading. Not suitable for...
$SIA(C6L.SG$ : Just for pleasure reading. Not suitable for trading. Because I can be wrong in my research.
I had been doing some kind of research for a couple of weeks and like to share with you guys about my findings.
In 2020, due to the pandemic, almost all aircraft worldwide were grounded to a halt, and no ones know when the flying will resume.
Needless to say, SIA A380s were among the casualty planes sent to Alice Springs.
For once, I thought it will never come back alive. Suffering from a staggering loss of $168 Billion in the year 2020 alone, as a result.
Now that all A380s in Alice Spring were brought back to live again, and since A380s had been one of the most preferred choices for travelling, SIA had reinvested another huge sum of $850 million.
A clear sign that the airline has a long-term strategy in place, for its A380s. Its not an overnight decision, but rather after 4 years of intensive research.
Signifying passenger growth rate is super robust in the coming 10 to 15 years.
Even if the share price remains at its current level of $6.41, (5/4/2024 closing) the dividends earned after 17 years is equivalent to the principle amount.
In another words, long term return is 100%. Better than CPF 4%. That means $500,000 become $1 million after 17 years. Sintel is one good example of price stability. Any price appreciation is bonus.
But what if SIA pay high dividends of $1 per share? The price will shot up to $10 or even $15, or after the delivery of its new A380s, or the completion of Terminal 5? Just my dream.
But what if SIA cut dividends? Then everybody Ah Li Lo Ya after 17 years of risk taking.
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Maniac Fool : SIA used to $16 in 2000s lol
明 MengOP Maniac Fool: Ya lor ! Down $10. Now super cheap !
Alecin : cheap? Have you calculated how many additional stocks were issued?
明 MengOP Alecin: The current price of $6.41 should be included! Of course it won't rise back to $16; the maximum is probably $12. Unless the company buys back the issued shares. The current buyout volume is too low! When they make more money, they'll probably buy more. Check out their June report for another forecast.
Always Hungryy : Read up on what is a growth stock. is SIA a growth stock?
明 MengOP Always Hungryy: I small flies, play on dividends only. As long as they pay me dividends, good enough.