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Intrinsic ValueChina Resources Cement Holdings Limited (1313.HK)

Previous CloseHK$1.71
Intrinsic Value
Upside potential
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HK$1.71

VALUATION INPUT DATA

This valuation is based on fiscal year data as of 2024 and quarterly data as of .

Data is not available at this time.

Stock Valuation Context

Business Model And Market Position

China Resources Cement Holdings operates as a leading cement and building materials producer in Mainland China and Hong Kong, specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of cement, clinker, concrete, and related construction products. The company's core revenue model derives from selling Portland, ordinary Portland, composite Portland, and slag Portland cement under the Runfeng brand, primarily serving large-scale infrastructure projects including railways, highways, bridges, airports, and hydroelectric facilities. As a subsidiary of CRH (Cement) Limited, it maintains strategic positioning within China's construction sector through integrated operations spanning limestone excavation, production, and distribution, while also engaging in environmental engineering services and prefabricated materials manufacturing. Its market position is strengthened by vertical integration and extensive product applications across urban development and rural construction projects, positioning it as a key supplier in regional infrastructure development.

Revenue Profitability And Efficiency

The company generated HKD 24.5 billion in revenue for the period, demonstrating significant scale in the construction materials sector. However, net income of HKD 224 million reflects thin margins, indicative of competitive pressures and potential cost challenges in the cement industry. Operating cash flow data is unavailable, limiting full assessment of cash conversion efficiency.

Earnings Power And Capital Efficiency

Diluted EPS of HKD 0.032 indicates modest earnings generation relative to the company's market capitalization. The absence of operating cash flow and capital expenditure data prevents comprehensive analysis of capital allocation efficiency and returns on invested capital in the current period.

Balance Sheet And Financial Health

The company maintains HKD 2.24 billion in cash and equivalents against total debt of HKD 15.51 billion, indicating substantial leverage within the capital-intensive cement industry. This debt structure suggests significant financial commitments for production facilities and working capital requirements characteristic of heavy industrial operations.

Growth Trends And Dividend Policy

The company paid a dividend of HKD 0.024 per share, representing a payout ratio of approximately 75% based on reported EPS. This indicates a shareholder-friendly distribution policy despite modest earnings, though growth trends cannot be fully assessed without historical comparative data or capital expenditure information.

Valuation And Market Expectations

With a market capitalization of HKD 13.13 billion and beta of 0.834, the market prices the company at a significant discount to revenue, reflecting expectations of continued margin pressure in the cyclical construction materials sector. The valuation suggests cautious investor sentiment regarding future profitability in China's infrastructure market.

Strategic Advantages And Outlook

The company benefits from vertical integration, established Runfeng brand recognition, and diverse product applications across major infrastructure projects. Its subsidiary status under CRH provides potential strategic advantages, though outlook depends on China's infrastructure investment cycles and competitive dynamics in regional cement markets.

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