Read Hektar's report you will know the Right Issue is for buying a shopping mall in Johor, Muar if I am not mistaken, not for covering loss or for paying back loan. Hektar now have 6 shopping malls, 5 of them outside Klang valley. It is lease affected by competition in Klang Valley.

If you sell now, your are being tricked and will regret later. Price will go back to its asset value as Hektar's business is stable. Right now some big share holders suppress it's price so come RI time they got them cheap. Hektar's yield distribution will be 7% at current pricing, highest in REIT.

All Hektar's major share holders want to get good bargain Right Issue price. They allow the price to stay low.

Hektar owned 6 well managed shopping complex, only one complex in Kuang valley, the rest in smaller town or city. Major shareholder are, one singaporean employee fund, EPF, and government related fund, no major share holder in construction activity. A stable REiT.

To Parkson, any mall if badly managed will fail, and mall build with individual lots for sale are difficult if not impossible to manage. Those fail malls you mentioned fall into this category.

Suiwah price will hardly grow because big investor not interested, and small investor find the dividend not attractive.

PBA run like a charity, the give 10,000 ringgit to one footballer this month for good show. On the other hand they pay 3% yield and keep the rest as reserve. Better put money in FD.

Anyone have news about the silverbird litigation?

Any reason other than world economy for arreit to drop more than other Malaysian reit?

Any one know how much per square feet of renovation on Sunway Putra Mall? Was it done by sunreit sponsor with or without tender.