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  • reply from MarketWatch, 10 Feb 10
  • Current asset and long term and short term debt comparison among plantations companies.
    Base on the following facts #BALA is massively undervalued plantations company in the CSE. It should trade at least around Rs.100/- now. It is a hidden gem.

    Comparison of Long term borrowing: #BALA has two figures negligible. All others have three figures. As at 30/09/2009.

    #BALA: 93,023,000,
    MAL: 395’373.000
    KOTA: 541,061,000
    ELPL: 499’538’000
    WATA: 322,725,000
    KAHA: 352,510,000

    Comparison of Short term borrowing:

    BALA: 83,944,000
    MAL: 249,194,000
    KOTA: 71,022,000
    ELPL: 574,632,000
    WATA: 368,734,000
    KAHA: 169,136,000

    Comparison of current asset and current liabilities.

    #BALA

    Current Assets: 1004,075,000
    Current Liabilities: 590,014,000

    WATA

    Current Liabilities: 1,024,195,000
    Current Assets: 1,012.454,000

    KOTA

    Current Liabilities: 698,572,000
    Current Assets: 991,752,000

    MAL

    Current Liabilities: 549,989,000
    Current Assets: 902,488,000

    ELPL

    Current Liabilities: 1378,292,000
    Current Assets: 428,233,000

    KAHA

    Current Liabilities: 1279,601,000
    Current Assets: 476,280,000

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