Quality key factors
Factor
Value
Sales Growth (5y)
2.38%
EBIT Growth (5y)
9.97%
EBIT to Interest (avg)
100.00
Debt to EBITDA (avg)
Negative Net Debt
Net Debt to Equity (avg)
-0.05
Sales to Capital Employed (avg)
3.68
Tax Ratio
20.27%
Dividend Payout Ratio
51.77%
Pledged Shares
0
Institutional Holding
0
ROCE (avg)
69.76%
ROE (avg)
16.91%
Valuation Key Factors 
Factor
Value
P/E Ratio
Industry P/E
Price to Book Value
NA
EV to EBIT
-0.22
EV to EBITDA
-0.12
EV to Capital Employed
-0.05
EV to Sales
-0.02
PEG Ratio
NA
Dividend Yield
NA
ROCE (Latest)
Negative Capital Employed
ROE (Latest)
19.84%
Technical key factors
Indicator
Weekly
Monthly
MACD
Bullish
Bullish
RSI
Bearish
No Signal
Bollinger Bands
Mildly Bullish
Bullish
Moving Averages
Bullish (Daily)
KST
Mildly Bearish
Dow Theory
No Trend
Mildly Bullish
OBV
No Trend
No Trend
Technical Movement
Not enough Data to analyse Financial Trend
Not enough Data to analyse Financial Trend
Here's what is working for Det May 7 JSC
Net Profit
At VND 12,317.62 MM has Grown at 195.17%
Year on Year (YoY)MOJO Watch
Near term Net Profit trend is very positive
Net Profit (VND MM)
Raw Material Cost
Fallen by -31.56% (YoY)
MOJO Watch
The company's ability to pass on the cost of raw materials to customers has improved; this may lead to a rise in profit margin
Raw Material Cost as a percentage of Sales
Depreciation
At VND 9,504.85 MM has Grown at 118.21%
period on period (QoQ)MOJO Watch
The expenditure on assets done by the company has gone into productive use which should positively reflect in the future sales
Depreciation (VND MM)
Here's what is not working for Det May 7 JSC
Operating Cash Flow
Lowest at VND -9,083.27 MM and Fallen
In each year in the last three yearsMOJO Watch
The company's cash revenues from business operations are falling
Operating Cash Flows (VND MM)
EPS
Lowest at VND 0
in the last five periodsMOJO Watch
Declining profitability; company has created lower earnings for shareholders
EPS (VND)
Debt-Equity Ratio
Highest at 0 %
in the last five Semi-Annual periodsMOJO Watch
The company is borrowing more to fund its operations; it's liquidity situation may be stressed
Debt-Equity Ratio






