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Position
REE Group of Companies includes:
• REE M&E Company is the leading M&E contractor in Vietnam;
• REE Electric Appliances Company specializes in air-conditioning systems
under the Reetech brand;
• REE Property is the manager of office buildings for lease developed by REE;
• REE Land Company, VIID, and SaigonRes operating in the field of real estate
project development;
• Electrical and water infrastructure with investments in power plants and clean
water plants.
Market share
Due to the characteristics of the M&E sector and Ree's market segment are
large-sized buildings, the likelihood of competition from external competitors is
low. REE has always been a company of interest to domestic and foreign
organizations, REE holding rate has always been high and up to now, the room
for foreign investors has been filled with 49%. Currently, REE M&E is the leading
contractor in Vietnam and accounts for 30% of the country's market share.
Key project
In the new development, in the face of the rise of renewable energy, REE also
joined in. Recognizing REEPRO, a subsidiary of Reetech operating in the field of
roof solar project construction, has been profitable since the first year of
operation.
As a new investment trend, and efficiency recorded from REEPRO, from 2020,
REE aims to become a leading company in renewable energy production in
Vietnam, with the goal after 5 years of reaching more than 1,000 MW of
renewable energy. creating designed capacity in terms of equity ratio (currently
515 MW).
Competitors
REE's rival, Searefico Refrigeration Industry Joint Stock Company (SRF), is
second only to REE in the M&E segment, perhaps because REE today has
dispersed investment into many areas without being too focused on the segment.
refrigeration mechanics.
II. Financial statement analysis
In the years 2018-2020 SRF's total asset sales increased. In 2018-2019, the
highest increase (325,632,735,321) increased by 16.88% and in 2019-2020 only
increased (49,734,303,231).
Based on the above data, we can see that REE has surpassed SRF a lot in
terms of total assets and growth rate.
A-Short-term assets
Short-term investment
Short-term receivables
Inventory
B- Long-term assets
Long-term receivables
Sharp increase in 2019-2020 (11,888,202,564) up 30.53%
Fixed assets
REE
The sharp increase in 2019-2020 increased (725,755,429,131) increased by 39%
in 2019 due to the purchase of subsidiaries (architectural houses, machinery,
equipment, office equipment)
SRF
2019-2020 increases (173,834,845,352) 179.94% growth
As we can see, REE is higher than SRF.Since REE dominates most of the
market, SRF is still growing and has a high percentage of growth.
Investment properties
2018-2019 increased (253,617,645,657) increased by 15.82% and 2019-2020
decreased -4.49%
Long-term assets in progress
2018-2019 has been fully built (85,478,940,896) for the cost of installing a solar
power system on the factory and the remaining office project cost for lease
(67,744,027,165)
2019-2020 construction is over (208.210.485.453) for wind power projects.
Long-term investments
2018-2019 increased (2,221,833,640,712) increased by 31.77% due to
investment in associated companies, capital contribution to other units ...
Fast liquidity ratio: This shows how much of a dollar must be paid right away to
pay off short-term debt. The rapid ratio of corporate liquidity in 2018 is 1.64 to
2019 is 1.53 and in 2020 it will decrease to 1.51. This shows that the amount of
money the business does not guarantee the payment of debts.
Quick Ratio = ( Current assets – Inventory)/Current Liabilities
SRF
2018 2019 2020
Current ratio 1.21 1.13 1.08
Fast liquidity ratio 0.96 0.89 0.87
Inventory turnover 5.87 5.16 4.54
ROA: Indicate how many dongs of profit of the business on average for every
100 dongs of profit for shareholders. In 3 years, ROA decreased in 2018 to
11.98% VND in 2019-2020, decreased by 9.33%-8.11%, respectively,
decreasing over the years, proving ineffective management and use of assets, a
large investment in enterprises.
ROE: This shows how much profit on average for every 100 dongs of equity of
the business. The larger this index, the greater the profitability of equity. ROE
also decreased gradually year by year, in 2016 this index reached the highest
level in 3 years (2018-2020) at 19.16% in 2019-2020 at 15.59%-13.97%
respectively. We find that over the past 3 years, the profitability of equity is not
high, and business efficiency is low. Enterprises need to stabilize equity sources
and loans to improve the performance of the owner. But this ROE is also very
high compared to other companies.
In 2019, REE increased financial leverage from 1.61 to 1.76 to invest in assets
as assets increased by more than 23%. However, due to the company's revenue
and profit reduced by the profit margin.
The main factors driving ROE are profitability, operational efficiency, and amount
of leverage (debt).
SRF
VI. Conclusion
Through the COVID-19 pandemic, through the losses from climate change, it is
time to focus on protecting the environment.
Our resources are running out, namely the energy problem. Electricity is in short
supply. In the past 3 years, we have thrived in renewable energy, in
telecommunications technology. However, it is necessary to look back at building
development strategies. Coal and oil are gradually running out. Therefore,
attention should be paid to offshore wind power to achieve high productivity and
reduce environmental pollution.
In 2021, REE targets revenue growth of 24.5%, to VND 6,933.7 billion, and profit
after tax of 8.7% to VND 1,769 billion.
In terms of each business segment, REE M&E aims to achieve VND 4,309 billion
in revenue and over VND 275 billion in profit after tax, up 24% and 21.9%
respectively compared to 2020.
Source:
https://finance.vietstock.vn/SRF/tai-chinh.htm?tab=CSTC.