Future Energy Source Company #IPO
⚫️500m new shares @ $0.80 each (J$400m target)
⚫️35% (175m reserved for general public)
⚫️Opens Feb 25th. Closes Mar 3rd
FESCO is a Jamaican owned, fuel distribution company, licenced and operating
in Jamaica. #FinanceTwitterJa
FESCO was incorporated and registered with the Companies Office of Jamaica on Feb 4, 2013 and made its first fuel sale in Nov 2013
In 2014, the first FESCO branded Service Station was
unveiled in Mandeville. There are now fourteen (14) branded Service Stations islandwide
FESCO is a Jamaican owned, fuel distribution company, licenced and operating in Jamaica.
They have partnered with some dealer-owned dealer-operated Service Stations and company invested-dealer operated Service Stations to brand their stations as FESCO Service Stations.
They have 14 locations and intend to open two (2) additional Service Stations, one at
⚫️Ferry on Mandela Highway by April 2021 and
⚫️the second at Beechwood Avenue, St. Andrew in June of 2021
In addition to supplying fuel to FESCO branded Service Stations they provide
⚫️both fuel equipment solutions and
⚫️affordable reliable fuel supply to the construction, distribution, manufacturing, and transportation sectors islandwide
They also market
⚫️their proprietary brands of lubricants (“FUTROILTM”),
⚫️coolants and chemicals (“FUTRLUBETM”), and
⚫️purified drinking water (“FYCTM”) through
their branded Service Stations and convenience stores.
Other facts. They plan to market
• Beverages – including water;
• Cooking Gas (LPG) (estimated 2022/2023)
Their current market share for transportation fuel🚗🚌🚐🚍 is approximately 4.65% and is expected to increase to 5.3% by March 2021 and 7.0% by December 2021.
Other facts
They are a new company (just over 6 years) with an initial strategy to grow organically rather than through acquisitions
• Only 2 locations in Kingston & St. Andrew. Stony Hill & Rock Hall. Both rural, so that presents growth opportunity
⚫️Estimated to be the 3rd largest local fuel distributor/ marketer
They are different because they offer;
• fast-food 👩🍳🍳, money transfer and bill payment, expanded convenience stores,🛒🏧;
• their own products
• sponsorship to premier league & Tallawahs (🤷♂️they said it)
Company will use funds to
1⃣ to enter the consumer cooking🍳 gas/LPG market - 24 mths of the listing
2⃣ new FESCO⛽️Station on Beechwood Ave - June 2021
3⃣ to retail LNG for the 🚍🚌🚗industry at the FESCO Ferry (Mandela Highway) by April 2021
4⃣ to reduce the Company’s debt
The petroleum sector is vital to🇯🇲since the country is heavily dependent on it to fulfill its energy requirements
The National Energy Policy states that, “The🇯🇲 economy is characterized by high energy intensity and low efficiency & is almost completely dependent on imported oil”
Island wide 🇯🇲, LOCAL🚍🚗fuel distributors/marketers COMBINED supply
⚫️less than 27.7% of the market by volume of fuel sold &
⚫️less than 38.1% of the market by number of Service Stations
Market dominated by Multinationals... and its mainly in Kingston & St. Andrew
On Nov 26, 2020, FESCO opened its 1st FYC Supermarket in Bodles, St. Catherine. The FYC🛒provides a one-stop shopping experience as you can get🚗fuel & do grocery shopping. It includes 🍨🍦🏧🥪
The Company plans to open (in 2021)
⚫️FYC Mart at the Ferry (Mandela Highway) Service Station and also
⚫️an FYC Express at the Beechwood Avenue Service Station
So they will operate in the🚗🍳fuel &🛒retail segments
Store closures & restricted hours (due to Covid) have affected sales, which in turn affects the Company’s ability to earn. But impact far less than anticipated
Revenues for the last 5 years up to March 2020 have grown from J$3.8b to J$5.9b
Margins
• Gross 3%
• Net 1.76%
The business is profitable, earning
J$12M in 2016 to J$105M in 2020
For the 6 month period Apr 2020 - Sept, they earned $64M in profits. Covid has slowed business with sales being🔻6% & profit🔻0.28%
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We noticed RJR's stock⬆️4.7% today, so we checked their results to see if it's worth 🥳🎉
◾️RJR Group relied on cost✂️ to drive profitability as income🔻
◾️Print📰segment heavily hit by Covid
◾️Group's revenues shifting to Audio. Was almost 50/50 now ~42% of sales from print
The company is reporting that
◾️Advertisers cut spending in almost every category of business with events being cancelled/postponed
◾️Which is probably why you're seeing the push to drive online subscription revenue🤔
◾️Too slow and not organized / aggressive enough I think
During Q3 Dec 2020 they
◾️⬆️stake to 50% in parent of Gustazos (ecommerce platform that sells products)
◾️Agreed to acquire 10% stake in ePost Caribbean (offers digital mktg tools incl. newsletters, social media campaigns, online surveys, ecommerce for small biz, online ads etc)
Massy Group is an investment holding / management company with three main investment portfolios:
🔲Integrated Retail
🔲Gas Products &
🔲Motors & Machines
🔲as well as other legacy lines of business
🔲Geographically, 38% of revenue came from T&T, Barbados 22%. Jamaica only 4%
🔲Over 60% of the group's revenue this qrtr came from Integrated retail
🔲Business has positive Operating Cash Flow, but Free Cash Flow may be negative due to its Investing Activities (not broken out)
Integrated Retail includes
🔲Stores - 47 retail locations in 5 markets in the Caribbean
🔲Distribution - services supermarkets, groceries, pharmacies, hospitals, variety stores etc
🔲Trading - manages the distribution of various product lines
#CIBC announced the sale of the two-thirds stake in CIBC FirstCaribbean to a company run by Colombian billionaire Jaime Gilinski in Nov 2019
The deal, would have left CIBC with a 25% stake in the #Barbados-based bank. This valued FCIB at about US$1.2 billion, less than half of its $2.8 billion value when CIBC took over most of the business.