Thailand has a growing economy. The country
has 64 million people characterized by steady growth. Abundant natural
resources and a skilled and cost-effective work force help to attract foreign investment,
enables them to prosper and help develop industry in Thailand. The country
became important in the late 20th cent for manufacturing of
electrical and electronic equipment, including appliances and computers and
integrated circuits. The investors who are looking for investing in หุ้นที่จ่ายเงินปันผลสูงในประเทศไทย stocks they should consider Hana
Microelectronics Public Co., Ltd which has a good dividend yield.
Hana
Microelectronics Public Co. Ltd
It is a Thailand-based company which
is engaged in the manufacture and distribution of electronic components. The
products of the company are divided into four groups such as integrated circuit
(IC) assembly, captive lines, and printed circuit board (PCBA) and automotive
sensors, and micro display. As of December 31, 2012 the company had five direct
subsidiaries which include Hana Semiconductor (BKK) Company Ltd, Hana
Semiconductor (Ayutthaya) Company Ltd, Hana Microelectronics International
Company Ltd, Hana Microelectronics Investment Company Ltd and Omac Sales Ltd.
The company is one of the South East
Asia’s leading Independent “Electronic Manufacturing Services” producers with
facilities in Bankok, Lamphun (in northern Thailand near Chiangmai), Ayutthaya
(15 miles north of the Don Muang International Airport), and Shanghai, China.
It also has a significant stake in Advanced Interconnect Technologies Ltd,
which has IC assembly and test operations in Batam Indonesia Hong Kong and in
California, USA.
History
The company was established in 1978 in
a small wooden house in central Bangkok with 30 employees assembling L.E.D.
(Light Emitting Diode) watch modules. In 1979 the company moved to assemble LCD
(Liquid Crystal display) watch modules. In 1982 it was serving the now giant
Swiss watch combine SMH Group to assemble E-modules (Electronic module) for Q.A
(Quartz Analogue) watch movement. In the year of 1983 Assemble completed watch
movements from SMH Group and distribute to the Hong Kong watch market.
In 1984 the company diversified
forward higher technology by investing in IC assembly through the establishment
of its subsidiary Hana Semiconductor (BKK) Co., Ltd. in 1986 Hana Coil Co., Ltd
was established to wind coils for watch movements and expand further to winding
coils for other electronic industries. In 1998 the company acquired 100% of the
assets of Olin Interconnect Technologies, a division of Olin Corporation of the
US. In effective 31 December 1999 Hana merged its wholly owned subsidiary Hana
Technologies Ltd, which is based in Hong Kong with Advanced Microtronics
Technology (Mauritius) Ltd (AMT). In 2005 Hana Microelectronics (JIAXING) Co
Ltd was established in China.
Press
release
The company sales Revenue was down 9%
year on year at TH 3.6 billion for the first quarter of 2013 compared to THB
4.0 billion for the first quarter of 2012. Quarter 1 2013 sales revenue for the
group decreased 7% year-on-year in USD terms, from USD 130m in Q112 to USD 120m
in Q113. The average exchange rate for Q113 was 2% stronger at THB/USD 30.10
from THB/USD 30.69 in Q112. As a result the sales revenue in THB terms was 9%
lower year on year.
Result
of Quarter ended 30 June 2013
Hana Microelectronics Group Hana Sales
Revenue was down 9% year on year at THB 4.3 billion for the second quarter of
2013 compared to THB 4.7 billion for the second quarter of 2012. Sales Revenue
in USD terms decreased by 6% to USD 143m from USD 151m in Q2 2012. Operating
Profits decreased 11% to THB 344m in Q2 2013 from THB 385m in Q2 2012.
Dividend
History
The company has a market
capitalization of 18.35 Billion, EPS is 2.52, P/E ratio is 9.06 and the
dividend yield is 6.58% at the annual dividend payout of 0.50.
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