$SE SEA Limited stock FY2021 financial analysis (29Mar2022)
"The e-commerce gross orders were up by 90% year over year. Ninety percent, that's pretty stellar growth. SeaMoney total payment volume was up 70% year over year to $5 billion. Which is about 1/9th of what Block ( SQ 5.98% ) does in terms of volume. About 1% or 2% of what PayPal ( PYPL 2.12% ) does. This is a very small amount of payment volume so far, so they can keep that 70% growth rate up for several years to come.Gross profit up 146% year over year, which shows that the business is starting to become a little more efficient. They're still losing money because they are investing so much in their growth which is fine with those numbers. Over $10 billion of cash on the balance sheet to absorb any short-term losses they need to get the business where it needs to be, and 2022 guidance what's really impressive.SeaMoney, the digital payments platform, the revenue, expect it to grow even faster than it did in 2021. They're expecting a 155% revenue growth in the payment space and 76% in the Shopee e-commerce platform. Right now the stock has a $63 billion market cap. If it realizes its potential and grows into the Amazon ( AMZN 2.56% ) and PayPal of Southeast Asia, I think it definitely has 10 bagger potential from here."
Sea limited overview (2014-2021) |
Income statement (2014-2021) |
Balance Sheet till 2021 |
For the 2021 balance sheet, I like the strong "cash and cash equivalent" at $9,248M, which is bigger than the total current liability. However, the -$7,201M retained earnings continue to bring concern. Retained earnings are a firm's cumulative net earnings or profit after accounting for dividends. They're also referred to as the earnings surplus.
$SE is a company with great potential (gaming, e-commerce and fintech). For a more thorough analysis, we need to go through their quarterly and annual reports so that we can understand the operations and future developments. It does not help with #Tencent dropping their share ownership in the company.
I would rather buy later at a higher price when their financials are better. I will be monitoring for now.
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