Sorry forget to mention that G Capital is investing in IT solution via Yi Lai.

Sengtan, yes you got it right on! In addition to transportation and green energy hydro power developer, G Capital is diversifying into growth industry namely healthcare services and banking in Cambodia.

Whichever airline that survive will thrive. And what more the price of oil, a major cost of operating an airline is sliding down and so is the interest rate too.

5354_: Yes Director Razali Merican is smart. Probably he knows that he can always buy Jaks at cheaper prices later by selling Jaks cum Rights Issue.

EPF had been disposing Cypark even earlier.

Probably it is better to sell the mother shares now before the new shares arising from the rights issue flooding the market.

If you think Jaks will go up soon and you have cash and willing to take the risk, then you should exercise. Otherwise if you are not willing to put more cash to risk or don't have cash, you should sell the OR for cash now. You can always buy the mother Jaks any time any way.

Weak market today, price likely to go down later on

You will not get any warrant

You will get 50 lots of warrants free

So if WC is worth that much, then better to sell mother and buy OR then. You get free warrants as bonus!

Most likely better to sell mother share now and buy OR instead.

Firehawk; if you buy Jaks OR and subscribe for mother shares you will also receive Jaks Warrants free of charge!

Or can even buy back from open market if they expect the price will fall later. Smart strategy.

Not likely the recent sales due to margin calls. If there were forced sales, they were likely to be carried out perhaps much earlier say in March or April. Any how why not sell even at current price levels of you can buy back cheaply via ESOS?

Papashot you gave a very clear picture as to why there was no dividend for this year and why the price of the stock is sliding. The director was rightfully selling for the right reason I presumed.

Normally every year in the recent past, Cyparks declared an annual dividend but some how this year no dividend was declared so far.

Directors/major shareholders are getting cheap shares at only 59.5 sen via ESOS and from past history Cyparks were actively issuing ESOS at discounted prices.
Even selling at the current prices, they can still make very good profit.

Papayashot: Be careful of what you wish!!!

Better go and buy Eden while still cheap.

Should be good news for Eden!!!

New ESOS will continued to be offered to directors and management.

Remember directors and major shareholders are giving themselves new shares at only 59.5 sen!!!
At that ridiculously low price they can sell the shares at current price giving themselves a profit of almost 50%. Easy money!!!

If MAS is out of the biz, Air Asia will then have a better chance not only to survive but thrive. A glorious future indeed.

Eden on its own merit worth a lot more than current piece. With the latest current political wrestling for power situation, Eden will flourish any time soon, just be patient a bit.

We knew what will happen to Eden tomorrow !!!

Anwar Ibrahim has been asked to go the Bukit Aman on Tuesday 13, at 9 am.

Anwar Ibrahim has been asked to go the Bukit Aman on Tuesday 13, at 9 am.

Although the dividend is only 0.5 sen but is it a very positive indicator for such a growth company to be able to declare a dividend. Normally for such a growth company with capital intensive investments does not offer any dividend or even be profitable in its growth stage. Thank you and well done Pestech !

There will certainly be airlines to serve the travelers in the near future. There will be a no of airlines that will go bust. But those that survive will thrive well!

1 sen dividend is coming. Should be higher amount but better than nothing though.

It is generally agreed that Cypark is currently undervalued by the market. One of the external factors may be that the market is currently focused on health care related stocks specifically the glove producers and perhaps furniture makers as well. Internally the continuous sell down by directors and major share holders and the significant downward repricing of ESOS may too contribute to the current depressed prices. The failure of the company to declare a dividend adds to the gloomy perception of the company.

EDEN even on its own merit, without so called political link, is highly undervalued.

Switch from ASB to Eden.

Nothing wrong with giving ESOS but the price in this case far too low hence providing not enough motivation for the staff to make the company perform better.

Giving him more than 45% profit with hardly any risk!

Still very good price even at 86.5 sen as he can exercise his option for more shares at only 59.5 sen!

LYC is the right business sector of healthcare industry with growing demand going forward as the country is aging and the people have more income.

More selling by the chairman cum major shareholder!

DSAI had been declaring that he has the majority support for many times in the past! History or rather his story repeats itself.

Better still fill up the listed com that you have control with cash and then use the com cash to offer to buy the shares hold by selected, usually minority shareholders, threatening them that you have control of the com and you intend to delist and take it private. Price offered can be unfair but reasonable as what were normally done!!!

May be the major/controlling shareholders want to use the cash to take the company private by using the company money to pay off the minority shareholders?

Major shareholder continue to collect!

"Group CEO Tan Sri Tony Fernandes told Reuters in an interview that the group, Malaysia's flagship budget airline, could raise up to RM1.5 billion from bank loans and another RM1 billion from investors.

The investors it is talking to include private equity players, strategic partners, and conglomerates, both local and foreign, he said."

What was mentioned up to RM 1.5 b from bank loans and another RM 1 b from investors not shareholders. It implies that the current shareholders will not be burdened with a rights issue.

Laos government sells the power from Don Sahong, not the IPP itself. The IPP will receive payments from Laos not Cambodia.

Even other insiders were selling!

Laos faces a growing risk of debt distress and sovereign default, according to credit rating agencies and economic advisers, as coronavirus and a debt-laden power sector take their toll on one of Asia’s poorest countries.

That may explain FMR LLC selling out.

"Laos faces sovereign default as forex reserves dip below $1bn": Todays heading in FT.

The danger of temporary suspension of PN 17 is that we may suddenly find a large no of listed companies declared to be in PN 17 status once the temporary suspension of PN 17 ends.