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#Stock #STEngineering #defense   

Recorded 9 August 2022   

Hi there back with me Ratih again in MommyBelluga investing. With the heated-up defense situation in the Asia Pacific and in the  world, we expect some drastic changes in how countries spend their  defense budget. It makes me interested in knowing what kind of company that can survive  or thrive in this kind of climate. In this video, I turn my attention to ST Engineering. A global  technology, defense, and engineering group with a diverse portfolio of  businesses across the aerospace, smart city, defense and public security  segments.  So my quick take about STEngineering are: Unfortunately, reading its 2020 annual report, I am unable to see its  potential growth in defense sector, but company seems to be pretty  stable, giving out a healthy sum of dividend, which compared to the  company’s earnings seems to be pretty sustainable. I can see that the  company is venturing, betting for potential for aerospace, smart city  segment and AI, so I am interested in putting a small position.   

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00:00​ Intro & Quick Take

01:58 Quick profile overview  

05:51 EPS 2008 - 2021  

07:08 EPS vs Cash 2008 - 2021

07:39 EPS vs Cash vs Current Liabilities 2008 - 2021

09:14 Dividend yield history 2008 - 2021

10:44 Dividend payout history 2008 - 2021  

12:05 Reasonable Price

15:47 Conclusion