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HFEL Henderson Far East Income Limited

237.50
0.00 (0.00%)
17 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Henderson Far East Income Limited LSE:HFEL London Ordinary Share JE00B1GXH751 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 237.50 236.00 237.50 236.50 235.50 236.50 192,253 16:35:01
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty -46.86M -56.24M -0.3451 -6.85 385.39M
Henderson Far East Income Limited is listed in the Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HFEL. The last closing price for Henderson Far East Income was 237.50p. Over the last year, Henderson Far East Income shares have traded in a share price range of 197.60p to 251.50p.

Henderson Far East Income currently has 162,957,032 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Henderson Far East Income is £385.39 million. Henderson Far East Income has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.85.

Henderson Far East Income Share Discussion Threads

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19/7/2022
12:42
I do have sympathy with Zaco's pov and I first bought in with these in 2014, though I've been in and out since then. My current holding I inititiated in March at 2.85. So I can see where Zaco is coming from but in the end I think I disagree. This share is for income, it's all about the yield. It stands to reason that its constituents are all mature companies, significantly ex-growth. I'm happy to just take the income over the next ten years and not worry about the share price or even the TER. I realise this is not the attitude for everyone but it works for me! GLA
unastubbs
17/7/2022
13:58
It's because of the dividend payment. If the share price falls it is likely due to the nav falling, but income investors will remain and keep buying for 8%+ yield.
jfinvestments
16/7/2022
14:38
I've been looking for a re-entry point over last 10 weeks or so. But every time I look this trade at a premium to nav, which appears unjustified.
2wild
16/7/2022
13:00
Good post Zaco. My sentiments too
petewy
16/7/2022
12:35
Gateside - ". . . and you might even get some capital growth too!"

Or maybe not. I recognise this is a paid for report funded by HFEL. But to bang on about how wonderful the dividend yield is compared to its peers, whilst ignoring capital performance is, in my opinion, simply trying to pull the wool over our eyes!

Total return is the acid test. Here's the total return received over the last 5 year period from the funds used in the report for analysis purposes: AAIF+20.4%, SOI+23.0%, JAGI+33.3%, IAT+40.9% and HFEL+0.8%! It's no wonder the yield looks healthy here in comparison!!

I'm heavily invested as HFEL is my second largest holding. However, I certainly don't view this to date as having been a good investment for me. I initially invested in May-17 and have added ever since. That's now stopped! I've seen the value of my capital decline by 19%. I've received dividends to date of around 20% of my investment, so about flat overall.

My plan is to continue to hold and collect the dividends, currently around 7% annually of my investment value. I want to see an overall positive return before I'll consider adding further. Good luck!

zac0_4
15/7/2022
22:26
But if you can buy near the bottom, then you'll lock in a very attractive yield and you might even get some capital growth too!
gateside
15/7/2022
22:23
It does make me smile . . . the reason for the attractive yield has been the declining share price! Little mention of that in the report!!
zac0_4
13/7/2022
15:23
Happy to add a few more at these levels Reassuring comments from the managers about the sustainability of the dividend and modest gearing here too
panshanger1
13/7/2022
13:29
New Edison update...

Attractive yield despite modest dividend increase -

speedsgh
08/7/2022
07:09
I actually think in the short term the global economy needs China's goods and in the run up to Xi's election they will try to force growth through production for external markets and construction internally - generally where the China allocation is. It's also 20% of the portfolio, so not by any means overweight. There's also the possible and more likely lifting of tariffs. China trusts have made a bit of a rebound from their lows indicating the reopening and some stimulus into the markets is doing the job for now. In terms of the 'allience' they share a border and will always be cautious of each other, but they have bought a lot of fuels since the war. I think they will just wait to see how it all ends before they try something similar with Taiwan.
jfinvestments
06/7/2022
16:35
Nice director purchase Every little helps !!
panshanger1
29/6/2022
21:52
I have been invested several times in hfe , In the past . The 8.6 per cent yield is telling you something.
There is trouble ahead !.. it is likely to be focused around the China/Russian allegiance.

superiorshares
23/6/2022
16:18
8.6% yield now!
gateside
22/6/2022
07:17
I use this share as a holding pen. Get the regular dividends. When the market goes on a downward spiral like now, it tends to fall around 20%, but other stocks I want to own fall 50%. Once I think the moment is right, I sell here and move across, then buy back on recovery. Don't always succeed, but more hits than misses so far...
danieldruff2
22/6/2022
00:33
Gateside - unfortunately I've only got past performance as an indicator for future performance. I'm happy to take the 8%+ income but not if I have to give 4 or 5% back in lost capital each year. There's no point. I continue to hold and take my dividend but I'm getting to the point, after 5 years, where I'll have to reconsider my position if the share price continues to decline. As we all should do! Total return is all that matters!!
zac0_4
21/6/2022
23:11
Was thinking the same certainly plenty of candidates for better total return
tim 3
21/6/2022
23:09
zac... Best to look forward and not back.

Dividend looks safe in my opinion.
I'm happy to take the 8.4% income from HFEL

gateside
21/6/2022
22:36
gateside - "what's not to like?" . . . the annual total return, that's what. Here's the last 5 years (from today) total return ie including dividend 1.48%, 10.00%, -3.07%, 4.50% & -5.63%. So, total return over 5 years is 6.71%. So, that's what not to like. This is my 2nd (I think) largest holding and I await a turnaround in the share price. I'm invested here for the dividend but not at the expense of my capital!
zac0_4
21/6/2022
19:04
The directors have declared the third interim dividend of 6.00p (six point zero pence) per ordinary share in respect of the year ending 31 August 2022. The dividend will be paid on 26 August 2022 to shareholders on the register on 29 July 2022 (the record date). The shares will be quoted ex-dividend on 28 July 2022.
gateside
21/6/2022
18:23
Is that 6p confirmed? I've not seen anything come through about that - great news!Also, a very interesting shift towards China. I think there's about 8-10@% increase in weighting. They have added China Petroleum and Chemical as well as China National Building Materials. Both now make top 2 holdings. Seems smart with China wanting to enforce growth, US possibly reducing tariffs on goods. building materials/resources seems a safe enough play. And in order to produce anything we still need need petrochemicals.
jfinvestments
21/6/2022
14:49
Added.

Defiantly no more lol

tim 3
21/6/2022
14:38
There's the increased dividend, up to 6p per quarter. That's what I was hoping for.So 24p per annum is a yield of 8.4% What's not to like?
gateside
19/6/2022
22:16
panshanger1 - I wish it was a share where you gave up some capital growth in return for a juicy yield. For me, and many others I guess, it's been a share where I've given up capital in return for yield.

I first bought in here in May-17 topping up on many occasions. For me I've seen my capital depreciate by 17% in return for dividends to the value of 20% of my original investment. So a total return of 3% over 5 years!

I'll continue to hold on the basis that at some point (hopefully!) the decline will cease and may even be replaced by some growth and, whilst I'm waiting the dividend will reward my patience.

I'm not adding any more simply collecting the dividend. Good Luck.

zac0_4
19/6/2022
17:54
Think this is a share for those requiring income and you give up a some capital growth to get such a juicy yield Even better if your taking it tax free from an ISA or Sipp Has a very good track record in increasing that dividend too
panshanger1
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