China Investment Daily Report

China Vesting Comments on China Direct's (CDII) Quarterly Results



Q2 Revenues up 81% to $42.3MM, CDII projects $180MM to $200MM for FYE

 
 

It was almost a quarter ago when China Vesting upgraded China Direct (CDII) to our Dragon Undervalued Index because the company deserves a higher valuation based on the fact it is an American based company. Shares of CDII promptly reached an interim high of $1.59 per share from when we introduced the company to readers at $1.35 per share. This potential gain of 17.78% is just the beginning because we see China as a long term play and China Direct as one of the company's that is going to benefit shareholders. If you missed it be sure to read our original article featuring China Direct (Link to Article).

The stock has settled down and closed Monday at $1.31 per share which incidentally is also the same price as its 50 and 200 day moving average. China Vesting believes that the current valuation of 3.86 times 2011 earnings estimate of $12MM represents potential value for investors. Based on 35,313,390 shares outstanding and $1.31 per share the whole company is being valued at $46.26MM USD. In CDII's Fiscal Q2 conference call, management reiterated earnings of $12MM and revenue ranging from the original $180MM as discussed last quarter, to a range of $180 to $200MM. (Link to Q2 Conference Call Transcript)

Focus On Q2

In looking over CDII's Fiscal Q2 Filing (Link to Q2 SEC Filing) these are some of the highlights:

  • For the second quarter of fiscal 2011 total revenues increased to $42.3MM up 81% compared to total revenues of $23.4MM recorded in the second quarter of fiscal 2010. We recorded operating income of $96,000 for our second quarter of fiscal 2011 as compared to an operating loss of ($480,000) in the second quarter of fiscal 2010.
  • For the first six months of fiscal 2011 we recorded net income attributable to common stockholders of $2.8MM.
  • At March 31, 2011, our total assets were $112.0MM and shareholder equity was $63.0MM with 35.3 million shares outstanding.
  • Revenue of $88MM for the first six months of fiscal 2011 ended March 31, 2011, up 93% from revenues with $45.6MM recorded in the first six months of fiscal 2010.
  • Over $20.6MM in cash and prepaid expenses, along with over $45.2MM in working capital.

The most imporant words that we heard and read is that China Direct expects revenue for the full 2011 fiscal year of $180 to $200MM with net income of $12MM. That means from April 1 until the end of September CDII will generate $9MM in net income. In the conference call Amit Dayal of Rodman & Renshaw actually asks the company to explain how they will accomplish this benchmark. CFO Andrew Wang explained that 1/3 will come from the Magnesium business, 1/3 from the basic materials sector and 1/3 from the consulting side of China Direct.

Buy China With An American Warranty

It is important to understand that China Direct (CDII) is an American company doing business in China and not just a Chinese company listed on a U.S. exchange. China Vesting has actually visited CDII's Florida headquarters and met with the company's entire senior management team. We then visited CDII's Shanghai headquarters located right by the famous Jin Jiang Hotel in Shanghai and spent considerable time with the company Chairman/CEO and CDII's China team. It is impossible not to see some strange things in China when you've visited hundreds of cities and companies. We can tell you one thing, there is a peace of mind in knowing the people behind this Chinese company live in the U.S., have their families in the U.S., and also are held to U.S. standards across the board.

During this past quarter we have seen numerous Chinese companies get charged with fraud and/or accused by short sellers of being a scam, and/or having its shares halted by the authorities. The scrutiny is increasing and Chinese companies cheating American investors are going to pay the price. That is exactly why China Direct offers a much needed relief from the anxiety of owning a pure Chinese company.

Call the company at 1-877-China-57 and talk to the management team, read CDII's SEC Filings and see how the company files U.S. taxes with the IRS and also files Chinese tax reports.