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Bursa Malaysia Bhd — Bloomberg Intelligence — Best Investors Relations Practices: What Can We Learn From Other Countries / Sectors

35 slides from Bursa Malaysia Bhd's conference presentation

  1. Slide 1: This event will begin shortly

    This event will begin shortly.

  2. Slide 2: Best Investors Relations Practices

    LIVE EVENT Best Investors Relations Practices What Can We Learn From Other Countries / Sectors Alvin Tai, CFA, Industry Analyst, Global Agriculture

  3. Slide 3: Bloomberg Intelligence

    Bloomberg Intelligence 500+ 135+ 2,000+ 15yrs data contributors industries companies avg. analyst experience Bloomberg Intelligence (BI) research delivers an independent perspective providing interactive data and investment research on companies, industries and global markets. Our team of 350 resear

  4. Slide 4: Best Investors Relations Practices

    Best Investors Relations Practices Financial Reporting Alvin Tai, CFA Results Presentation Global Agriculture Analyst Bloomberg Intelligence Analyst / Investor Briefing Comparison With Global Companies Comparison With Other Sectors in Malaysia

  5. Slide 5: Financial Results

    Financial Results • • Presentation Reporting horizon • Date announcement • Presentation material • Briefing / Webcast • Recording / Transcripts • Guidance

  6. Slide 6: Financial Reporting Horizon

    Financial Reporting Horizon • Need to shorten reporting horizon • Malaysia has among the longest horizon at 2 months after fiscal quarter ends • SGX allows 45 days for interim quarters, 60 days for annual • Jakarta 30 days, Thailand and Philippines 45 days

  7. Slide 7: Results Date Announcement

    Results Date Announcement • Done in almost every other developed country stock exchange • In Malaysia, only two plantation companies do it

  8. Slide 8: Presentation Material

    Presentation Material • Done in almost every other developed country stock exchange • Should be uploaded onto stock exchange website • Not a common practice in Malaysia

  9. Slide 9: What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly

    What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly Source: Company website

  10. Slide 10: What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly

    What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly Source: Company Filings Function: ADM US Equity <Go>

  11. Slide 11: What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly

    What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly Source: Company website

  12. Slide 12: What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly

    What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly Source: Company website Source: SGX

  13. Slide 13: What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly

    What Top Notch Companies Does Quarterly Source: SGX

  14. Slide 14: Statistics For 2023

    Statistics For 2023 Source: Bloomberg

  15. Slide 15: Best of Malaysian Companies

    Best of Malaysian Companies Source: Company website Source: Company website

  16. Slide 16: Best of Malaysian Companies

    Best of Malaysian Companies Source: Company website Source: Company website

  17. Slide 17: Best of Malaysian Companies

    Best of Malaysian Companies Source: Company website

  18. Slide 18: Best of Malaysian Companies

    Best of Malaysian Companies Source: Company website

  19. Slide 19: Best of Malaysian Companies

    Best of Malaysian Companies Source: Company website Source: Bursa Malaysia website

  20. Slide 20: Analyst / Investor Briefing or Webcast

    Analyst / Investor Briefing or Webcast • Important to observe Fair Disclosure principle • In Malaysia, only a handful of plantation companies hold quarterly briefings • Singapore-listed companies usually conduct Zoom meetings

  21. Slide 21: Conclusion

    Conclusion • Good IR practices are critical in projecting good corporate governance, transparency • Malaysia-listed plantation companies are largely lagging in IR practices but have good foundations • There are some low-hanging fruits in making improvements • Stock exchange / regulator has a role to

  22. Slide 22: Useful links on BI dashboard

    Useful links on BI dashboard Bloomberg Intelligence

  23. Slide 23: Malaysia's Average Palm Oil Price

    Malaysia’s Average Palm Oil Price Source: MPOB, Bursa Malaysia {BI AGRIG INDD |1-2-Q|Q60||PRC|S2239,2265<GO>}

  24. Slide 24: Companies' Average Palm Oil Price vs. Industry

    Companies’ Average Palm Oil Price vs. Industry Source: MPOB, Company Filings {BI AGRIG INDD |1-2-Q|Q60||PRC|R2265<GO>}

  25. Slide 25: Indonesia's Average Palm Oil Price

    Indonesia’s Average Palm Oil Price Source: Kharisma Pemasaran Bersama Nusantara (KPBN) {BI AGRIG INDD |1-2-M|M84||PRC|L2411,2414<GO>}

  26. Slide 26: Malaysia's Oleochemicals Export Value Per Ton

    Malaysia’s Oleochemicals Export Value Per Ton Source: MPOB {BI AGRIG 1164 |1164-2-M-Ratio|M84||PRC|L1627<GO>}

  27. Slide 27: Simulated Petrochemical Average Price

    Simulated Petrochemical Average Price Source: Bloomberg Intelligence {BI AGRIG INDD |1-2-M|M84||PRC|L2387<GO>}

  28. Slide 28: Fertilizer Cost Per Hectare of Oil Palm

    Fertilizer Cost Per Hectare of Oil Palm (Urea, Potash, Rock Phosphate Source: MPOB {BI AGRIG 1164 |1164-2-M-Ratio|M84||PRC|L1627<GO>}

  29. Slide 29: Indonesia's Monthly Palm Oil Exports

    Indonesia’s Monthly Palm Oil Exports Source: Intertek {BI AGRIG 1164 |1164-2-M-Ratio|M84||PRC|L1312<GO>}

  30. Slide 30: Brazil & US Weekly Soybean Shipment

    Brazil & US Weekly Soybean Shipment Source: Global Ports {BI AGRIG 1097 |1097-2-M-Ratio|M84||USD|L1048,1040<GO>}

  31. Slide 31: US Soybean Crush Margins

    US Soybean Crush Margins Source: Chicago Board of Trade, Bloomberg Intelligence {BI AGRIG 1094 |1094-2-M-Data|M84||PRC|S617,483,484<GO>}

  32. Slide 32: China, Brazil Soybean Crush Margins

    China, Brazil Soybean Crush Margins Source: Bloomberg Intelligence {BI AGRIG 1094 |1094-2-M-Data|M84||PRC|L618,585<GO>}

  33. Slide 33: Thank you

    Thank you Contact the Bloomberg Intelligence Analyst Alvin Tai, CFA Global Agriculture Analyst atai22@bloomberg.net BI AGRI<GO> on Bloomberg Terminal

  34. Slide 34: Disclaimer

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  35. Slide 35: 350 research professionals covering 2,000 companies

    350 research professionals covering 2,000 companies and more than 135 industries

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