D&L Industries (DNL) Stock Analysis
D&L Industries, Inc. (DNL) was incorporated on July 27, 1971 primarily as the holding company for a group of companies with interests in the following;
- Customization, development and manufacturing of food ingredients.
- Colorants, additives, and engineered polymers for plastics.
- Aerosol products; as well as manufacturing of oleochemicals, resins and powder coating.
The Company also renders management and administrative services to subsidiaries and affiliate companies.
The Company has four principal business lines namely;
- Food ingredients, which manufactures a line of bulk and specialty fats and oils, culinary and other specialty food ingredients.
- Colorants and plastics additives, which manufactures a line of pigment blends, color and additive masterbatches and engineered polymers for a wide range of applications, introducing a number of products into the Philippine market and expanding into the export of certain products overseas.
- Aerosols, which manufactures three-piece aerosol cans and components and provides aerosol contract filling and compounding services; and oleochemicals, resins and powder coatings, which manufactures coconut methyl ester, also known as coco-biodiesel, using its continuous-process methyl ester plant.
DNL also toll manufactures a range of related products, including insect control, industrial maintenance chemicals, and home and personal care products, among others.
DNL’s subsidiaries and affiliates are as follows;
- First in Colours, Incorporated
- Aero-Pack Industries, Inc.
- Oleo-Fats Incorporated
- D&L Polymer and Colours, Inc.
The Company still holds 99.7% interest in Chemrez Technologies, Inc. after acquiring the remaining shares in October 2014.
Sector Details:
- Sector: Industrial
- Subsector: Food, Beverage & Tobacco
source: PSE Edge
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- Rank # 4: Needs further study and research to identify the company's weaknesses
- Rank # 5: Risky company
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- 7 to 9 points: Wonderful business
- 5 to 6 points: Average business
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Scoring Criteria:
- Z > 2.99; “SAFE” Zone (Healthy business)
- Z < 1.81; “DISTRESS” Zone (Troubled business)
- 1.81 > Z > 2.99; “GREY” Zone (Warrants more investigation)
Altman Z-Score (1-26-2017 3Q2016)
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Intrinsic Value Calculations (1-26-2017 3Q2016)
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