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Market Date: 23 Mar 2023


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DateFinancial
Year		QuarterRevenue
(RM,000)		PBT (RM,000)Net Profit
(RM,000)		EPS (Cent)Div
(Cent)		NTA
(RM)		QoQ
(%)		YoY
(%)
28 Feb 2331 Mar 23Q3 Dec 22259,57122,87118,72531.000.0013.120 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
30 Nov 2231 Mar 23Q2 Sep 22292,84550,39442,60270.0015.0012.810 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
22 Aug 2231 Mar 23Q1 Jun 22243,67912,21111,45419.000.0012.790 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
31 May 2231 Mar 22Q4 Mar 22208,76815,16715,78326.0068.0012.600 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
24 Feb 2231 Mar 22Q3 Dec 21264,60616,70115,20625.000.0012.490 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
24 Nov 2131 Mar 22Q2 Sep 21141,728-1,0672,6604.0015.0012.240 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
24 Aug 2131 Mar 22Q1 Jun 21253,67422,23617,86229.000.0013.670 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
28 May 2131 Mar 21Q4 Mar 21265,56153,00145,57175.00148.0013.380 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
22 Feb 2131 Mar 21Q3 Dec 20260,95038,29233,40455.000.0012.780 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
30 Nov 2031 Mar 21Q2 Sep 20293,96447,61740,03966.0015.0012.230 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
21 Aug 2031 Mar 21Q1 Jun 20154,083-3,759-2,560-4.000.0013.400 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
06 Jul 2031 Mar 20Q4 Mar 20204,65033,91030,29950.00183.0013.440 Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History Malaysia Stock - KLSE Quarter Report History
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Revenue - Record-high quarterly revenue Net Profit - Record-high quarterly profit after tax

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Name%SharesPosition
Change		ValueRecord Date
PANASONIC MANAGEMENT MALAYSIA SDN BHD47.4528,823,871-662.95M30 Jun 22
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD13.137,975,046-207,400183.43M30 Jun 22
KUMPULAN WANG PERSARAAN5.703,462,800-79.64M30 Jun 22
CHINCHOO INVESTMENT SDN BHD2.071,259,748-28.97M30 Jun 22
UOB KAY HIAN PTE LTD1.821,102,705-60025.36M30 Jun 22
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DateFinancial
Year		Ex-DateEntitlement
Date		Payment
Date		Entitlement TypeDividend
(Cent)		Dividend
(%)		Details
30 Nov 2231 Mar 2320 Dec 2221 Dec 2220 Jan 23Interim Dividend15.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
31 May 2231 Mar 2208 Sep 2209 Sep 2223 Sep 22Final Dividend68.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
24 Nov 2131 Mar 2221 Dec 2122 Dec 2121 Jan 22Interim Dividend15.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
28 May 2131 Mar 2108 Sep 2109 Sep 2123 Sep 21Final Dividend148.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
30 Nov 2031 Mar 2122 Dec 2023 Dec 2022 Jan 21Interim Dividend15.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
29 Jun 2031 Mar 2009 Sep 2010 Sep 2025 Sep 20Final Dividend183.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
25 Nov 1931 Mar 2020 Dec 1923 Dec 1922 Jan 20Interim Dividend15.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
28 May 1931 Mar 1906 Sep 1910 Sep 1925 Sep 19Final Dividend211.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
26 Nov 1831 Mar 1926 Dec 1828 Dec 1818 Jan 19Interim Dividend15.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
26 Jul 1831 Mar 1805 Sep 1807 Sep 1825 Sep 18Final Dividend133.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
26 Jul 1831 Mar 1805 Sep 1807 Sep 1825 Sep 18Special Dividend100.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
24 Nov 1731 Mar 1826 Dec 1728 Dec 1718 Jan 18Interim Dividend15.00000.00 Malaysia Stock - Dividend
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PANAMY (3719) : PANASONIC MANUFACTURING MALAYSIA BERHAD
CNY2012
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Male, MYS		 01 Jan 2012, 04:12 AMPost #1
Panamy has been giving a very nice dividend for past few years. It is my all time favor stock. My dad is holding quite a large position on it also.
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Male, MYS		 01 Jan 2012, 05:09 AMPost #2
Panamy has been giving a very nice dividend for past few years. It is my all time favor stock. My da...CNY2012 @ 01 Jan 2012, 04:12 AM
Ya. Panamy is one of my favorate stock also. Very good dividend yield.
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Male, MYS		 03 Feb 2012, 11:08 PMPost #4
Panasonic headed for record $10 billion annual loss mad

By Tim Kelly and Yoko Kubota

TOKYO | Fri Feb 3, 2012 8:10am EST

(Reuters) - Japan's Panasonic Corp warned of a record annual $10.2 billion net loss, joining beleaguered rivals Sony and Sharp in a sea of red ink as they struggle to fix their broken TV businesses and show they have not lost their way.

Panasonic's forecast loss of 780 billion yen ($10.24 billion) for the year to March dwarfed expectations, and is almost all due to restructuring charges and writedowns for its Sanyo Electric unit.

At a press briefing in Tokyo on Friday, Panasonic President Fumio Ohtsubo apologized for the unprecedented loss. "I feel the responsibility for the huge amount," he said.

He gave no sign, however, that he would step aside to let someone else try to revamp the sprawling consumer electronics giant, as Sony's boss Howard Stringer has done.

Sony on Thursday pressed its reset button after warning of a bigger-than-expected annual loss, announcing that Kazuo Hirai will take over from Stringer as CEO in April, triggering an 8 percent jump in its share price on Friday, its biggest one-day percentage gain in almost a year.

"We will accelerate our profit structure reform and make sure we achieve a V-shaped performance improvement in the next business year," Ohtsubo told reporters instead.

Together, Panasonic, Sony and Sharp Corp expect to lose $17 billion this year, highlighting the savaging of Japan's electronics industry by foreign rivals led by South Korea's Samsung Electronics, weak demand and a strong yen.

With TVs becoming smart - linked to other devices like tablets and smartphones - an inability by Panasonic to win in the TV market risks hobbling sales across their wider consumer electronics line-up.

Panasonic trimmed its forecast for the number of flat-screen TVs it will sell by 1 million to 18 million sets.

"They don't seem like a company that's progressing towards a particular goal," said Yuuki Sakurai, CEO and president of Fukoku Capital, which managed assets worth $7.6 billion as of last March.

"What exactly is this company good at? What does it want to do? They don't have answers to these questions."

Panasonic, which is in the process of shedding 17,000 jobs by end-March, also missed third-quarter market forecasts, diving to a loss of 197.6 billion yen from a profit a year earlier, much of the damage coming from the TV business.

TV HERE TO STAY

Ohtsubo dismissed any suggestion he will ditch the TV business.

"I don't think it's a business that has lost its growth potential," he said. Panasonic, he explained, wanted to "develop TV in a different manner" by exploring growth in sales to businesses, such as high-quality monitors for hospitals, rather than direct to more fickle retail consumers.

Yet, even with expansion into niche markets, the living-room market still dominates and the near-term outlook for TV sales is grim.

By 2015, annual global sales of liquid crystal TVs will contract by 8 percent to $92 billion, forecasts flat panel industry research company DisplaySearch. Worse still, plasma sets, a market that Panasonic dominates, will shrink 38 percent to $7 billion.

If Panasonic's market share "keeps shrinking by 10 percent or so, they may need to prepare some more restructuring," said Shiro Mikoshiba, analyst at Nomura Holdings in Tokyo.

Moody's Investors Service downgraded the debt ratings of Panasonic and Sony last month and retained a negative outlook for both, citing their continued TV losses.

SANYO WRITE DOWN

It's not only TVs, though, that pose a risk to profits and are keeping investors away from Panasonic shares, say analysts.

Panasonic shares initially fell on Friday, extending a slide to their lowest in more than 30 years, but later rallied to close 1.2 percent higher ahead of the quarterly results, likely helped in part by the jump in Sony shares.

Punching a big hole in Panasonic's finances, and adding to 514 billion yen in restructuring costs, is a 250 billion yen goodwill writedown from the 2009 acquisition of rival Sanyo, bought as part of a strategy to focus more on business-to-business markets such as auto components and green technologies.

If that business performs poorly, analysts say there could be a need for a bigger write-off.

"On its balance sheet, Sanyo's goodwill comes to 900 billion yen. That's really, really big and we know the situation of the battery business is really, really terrible," Nomura's Mikoshiba said before the earnings release.

"Panasonic's previous record net loss in 2001/02 was because of the impact of a sudden slump in PCs after the IT bubble burst, but there was hope then for growth in flat-screen TVs," said Hideyuki Suzuki, general manager for investment research at SBI Securities.

"This time, and not just for Panasonic, it doesn't feel like they've got rid of all the rot."

Ohtsubo said he had no regrets over buying Sanyo. The acquisition, he insisted, "provided clarity about the future course of Panasonic."

SILVER LININGS

"One silver lining is that there is investment being made for the future," said Hiroyuki Fukunaga, CEO of Investrust.

"You could take the added restructuring costs as a serious move by the company to reform and improve its business. You could look at this as the bottom, to show all the losses and then move aggressively towards the next quarter," he said.

Panasonic does expect to make an operating profit - which excludes one off items such as restructuring charges - though this is now seen at just 30 billion yen, down from a previous 130 billion yen. Last year, Panasonic logged an operating profit of 305 billion yen.

Ohtsubo took up much of his earnings presentation talking about the company's most profitable parts: its refrigerators, washing machines and other household appliances, which increased quarterly operating profit by more than 8 percent to 26 billion yen, with an operating margin of 8 percent.

Next year, Ohtsubo promised more products to attract global consumers, including shavers, massage chairs and the more traditional kitchen appliances - as well as other goods ranging from bicycle pumps, fax machines and light bulbs to nose hair trimmers and lighted toilet seats.

($1=76.15 yen)

(Additional reporting by Taiga Uranaka, Daiki Iga and Yoko Kubota in TOKYO; Editing by Mark Bendeich, Edmund Klamann and Ian Geoghegan)
Jacky
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Male, MYS		 03 Feb 2012, 11:09 PMPost #5
mmm..any impact on PANAMY share price next week? RM10bil is not a small figure? sweat
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Male, MYS		 05 Feb 2015, 03:16 PMPost #6
Panamy's price movement is showing signs of uptrend by the following indications:

1) On 19/1/2015 when the 25 day exponential moving average EMA(25) indicator cuts above the EMA(50)indicator; and
2) On 28/1/2015 when the price @20.70 cuts above the EMA(200) indicator at 20.268;
3) Currently both EMA(25) and EMA(50) indicators are trending upwards.

Hopefully the upward trend will continue until the 4th quarter of FYE 2015 announcement is made somewhere in the middle of the year. By which time if (I say IF) the upward momentum continues you would expect both the EMA(25) and EMA(50) indicators to have cut above the EMA(200) indicator.

I expect the final and special dividend to be normalized like previous years. What do you think? Any feedback is welcome.
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Male, MYS		 05 Feb 2015, 03:52 PMPost #7
Panamy's price movement is showing signs of uptrend by the following indications:

1) On 1...Erik @ 05 Feb 2015, 03:16 PM

Hi Erik, i've been accumulating it since RM18 rolleyes
Agreed with you the final and special dividend to be normalized like previous years.
This is the reason why i invest heavily in this stock. Not only that, its report is improving. A good dividend will send it to sky. Lets wait for the day to happen. thumbup
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Male, MYS		 18 Apr 2020, 12:13 AMPost #8

YAPSS Quick Summary and Free 10 Years Financial Data of Panasonic Manufacturing Malaysia Berhad:
https://www.yapss.com/post/panasonic-manufacturing-malaysia-berhad-panamy-3719

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