$ValueMax(T6I.SI)$ 1 Target Price by Q3-2025 with recent growing interest in gold-related accessories, as safe haven investment.
1. Financial Performance
Strong Earnings Growth:
In H2 2024, ValueMax reported a 44% YoY increase in net profit (S$27.8 million) and 34.1% revenue growth (S$179.2 million).
The company raised its year-end dividend by 10% to 2.2 cents per share, reflecting confidence in cash flow stability.
Capital Raising Activities:
Successfully raised S$71.7 million through two series of 3-month digital securities in March 2025, indicating strong investor demand for its debt instruments.
2. Insider Activity & Ownership
Executive Chairman's Stake Increase :
Group Executive Chairman Yeah Hiang Nam acquired 1.13 million shares at S$0.487 per share in April 2025, increasing his total stake to 85.02% . This signals strong insider confidence.
3. Strategic Developments
Warrant Exercises:
Issued 101,922 new shares at S$0.36 per share in April 2025, reflecting ongoing capital structure adjustments.
4. Market Sentiment
Analyst Coverage:
Recent analyst reports highlight ValueMax dominant position in Singapore pawnbroking and moneylending sectors, with a growing retail/trading segment for jewelry and gold.
The company ability to generate steady cash flow from secured lending and digital securities is seen as a key strength.
Conclusion
ValueMax demonstrates strong fundamentals with robust earnings growth, strategic capital management, and insider confidence.
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