Siba Group (SBG) must issue shares to pay off debt
Siba High-Tech Mechanical Group Joint Stock Company - Siba Group (Code: SBG) has just announced the certificate of the State Securities Commission allowing the company to offer shares to the public.
Specifically, Siba Group plans to offer 11.5 million shares to the public within 90 days of being approved by the State Securities Commission. According to the initial plan, shares will be offered to existing shareholders at a rate of 46%. Equivalent to each shareholder owning 100 shares will have the right to buy 46 new shares.
Siba Group (SBG) recorded a sharp decline in profits and revenue. The company had to issue 11.5 million shares to raise money to pay off debts. (Photo TL)
The newly issued shares have a par value of VND10,000/share. On the market, SBG shares are currently valued at VND15,650. Thus, the offering price of the newly issued shares is 36% lower than the market price.
The expected proceeds from the issuance are approximately VND115 billion. The entire amount will be used to pay off the company's debt for goods purchases due.
Revenue decreased by 18%, profit after tax decreased by 39%
Regarding business activities, in the first 6 months of 2024, Siba Group's sales and service revenue was recorded at VND 1,877.4 billion, down 18%. Of which, cost of goods sold accounted for VND 1,835 billion, gross profit was VND 42.4 billion, down 13.3%.
During the period, financial revenue was recorded at 379 million VND, down half compared to the previous year. Meanwhile, financial expenses accounted for 9.7 billion VND. Although interest expenses have decreased, they still account for 6.9 billion VND.
Both selling expenses and administrative expenses increased in the first half of the year. Of which, administrative expenses accounted for 13.5 billion VND and selling expenses accounted for 6.7 billion VND. After deducting all expenses and taxes, Siba Group's after-tax profit was only 11.2 billion VND, down 39%.
In 2024, SBG set a revenue target of VND 3,800 billion and after-tax profit of VND 40 billion. Thus, in the first half of the year, the company only completed 49% of the revenue plan and 28% of the annual profit plan.
Equity is overwhelmed by liabilities
Siba Group's plan to issue shares to raise money to pay off due debts will significantly affect the company's asset structure and capital sources.
Specifically, total assets as of the end of the second quarter of 2024 reached VND 1,486.7 billion, most of which were short-term assets, accounting for VND 1,233 billion. Cash and cash equivalents accounted for VND 59.6 billion, an increase of VND 16 billion compared to the beginning of the year.
Notably, most of Siba Group's assets are in the form of short-term receivables, accounting for VND817.9 billion. Of which, short-term receivables from customers account for VND635.5 billion. Compared to the beginning of the year, the amount of short-term receivables from customers has increased by one and a half times, showing that the company is having problems collecting money from customers.
In addition, other short-term receivables are accounting for 103 billion VND, an increase of more than 19 billion compared to the beginning of the year. Inventories also increased significantly by 29.1% to 315 billion VND. Long-term assets, mainly fixed assets, factories and machinery, currently account for 253.7 billion VND, equivalent to only 17% of total assets.
Regarding capital structure, liabilities are overwhelming equity, accounting for 1,057.3 billion VND, equivalent to 71%. Of which, the company is recording short-term payables to suppliers of up to 733 billion VND.
Short-term debt increased by nearly 40 billion VND compared to the beginning of the year, accounting for 106.2 billion VND. Long-term debt also increased by 42 billion VND, accounting for 104.7 billion VND.
Owner's equity only accounted for 429 billion VND, completely overwhelmed by the amount of debt payable. Of which, undistributed profit after tax accounted for 99.6 billion VND, a slight increase compared to the accumulated profit at the beginning of the year.
Source: https://www.congluan.vn/loi-nhuan-giam-39-siba-group-sbg-phai-ban-115-trieu-co-phieu-lay-tien-thanh-toan-cong-no-post310858.html
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