Hi chankp7010, initially I thought so. Then I saw earlier postings in this group. So I verified with both my remisiers from RHB and MPLUS. Both said no fees involved. One even check with the share registrar to confirm my earlier doubt. This is one way to enter TGuan at below market value. Back in Sept, the discount is about 10 cents, and now there is a big spread after the mother share have had a big run up.

Any concern about the book order?

http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/rhinvest/87456.jsp

Book Order

In year 2014 and 2015, GENETEC had been awarded 7 orders, based on its announcement in Bursa. Its orders obtained in year 2014 worth MYR130.3m while orders in year 2015 worth only MYR94m. Theoretically, GENETEC 2015 revenue supposed to be lower than year 2014 but it came the opposite way.

GENETEC book orders were to complete within 3 to 9 months. Assume the orders are to be complete by maximum 9 months, GENETEC still have 3 orders in hand.

Let’s have a brief calculation on its next coming quarter earnings. MYR94m divided by 3 quarters, equivalent to approximately MYR32m per quarter. With a profit margin of 8%, GENETEC is expected to deliver MYR2.5m profit in next quarter. This is just a brief estimation to know roughly how much GENETEC can deliver.

Refer to the Bursa announcement just released - warrant exercise price at 0.20

At closing, TGUAN-LA is at 26 cents discount compare to mother share. Eventually the stock price will get nearer to the mother share. By Oct 2016 LA can be converted one to one to mother share. No conversion fees unlike warrants.