Coupon rate of 3.8% p.a. for the ICULS is the not attractive especially in the current environment of high and increasing interest rate. Worth mentioning that there are other similar securities currently listed that offer higher yields and better future biz prospects.

You will be a great investor or trader!

If you can keep your head when all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,
If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,
But make allowance for their doubting too;
If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,
Or being lied about, don’t deal in lies,
Or being hated, don’t give way to hating,
And yet don’t look too good, nor talk too wise:

In trading and investing, we must not lose our heads. We need to make judgments based on facts and be rational always, not just believe blindly what others think as they have their own interest and agenda to look after.

Just wait lah

So why u need to sell ur.shares tomorrow?
We need sellers to create market for trading as there are obviously a lot of buying interest at the current price level.

PP was done a year ago at 95 sen. The price did not really go up after PP, so most likely , I believe, he is still holding on to it.

His largest stake in Bursa listed companies is in Cypark.

Tan Sri Wahid Omar, a former minister and Maybank CEO, the current Bursa Chairman too has a large stake in Cypark.

On top of cheap PP at 38 sen, directors once again rewarded themselves with similar cheap shares via ESOS !

30% new shares will be issued at only 38 sen. Some smart ones will sell short and buy back via PP for easy and guaranteed profits!

Agreed that 30% PP especially at the current very depressed stock price will do no justice to both the company and its shareholders especially those that have been keeping the stock since a long time ago. Right issue would certainly fair to all.

China relaxation on Covid control will create a huge surge of demand for travels especially overseas travels. This will benefit airline companies servicing Asia Pacific region.

Insiders have been active in selling down steadily !

Eden is a fairly safe bet. Down side is very limited but upside is good, Remember apart of tourism biz in Langkawi, Eden also owns and operate two IPP plower plants in Kelantan and Sabah.

Regardless of who become PM, Eden at current price is far below both it's net asset value and intrinsic value. In investing and trading, avoid at all cost being emotional and irrational.

WTE Project at Ladang Tanah Merah will achieve it's COD very soon, most likely this month.

Omitted, all the voyage of their life
Is bound in shallows and in miseries.
On such a full sea are we now afloat,
And we must take the current when it serves,
Or lose our ventures

“There is a tide in the affairs of men. Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune”

30% new shares will be issued via private placement at up to 20% discount plus additional free shares at no cost will also be issued and given to the management !

Still a long way up to it's fair intrinsic value.

Whatever, avoid at all cost from getting yourselves into a short squeeze position!

"Buy when there's blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own." Rothschild

There is nothing to worry at all about the current state of Cypark but a rare and an excellent opportunity for those who are both familiar and understand the biz of Cypark and its financing models.

This is certainly not an advise to buy or sell but just my personal understanding and opinion.

There are some misunderstandings about Cypark biz and its financials. We can not and should not compare Cypark with Serba although there some similarities. Cypark is the leading renewable energy player that own and operate solar and other forms of green energy projects. The high debts and gearing is very acceptable in this kind of Cypark biz models where the debts are mostly tied to the projects that have long term power purchase agreements with the off takers such as TNB. It is a very normal practice in a project with guaranteed purchase agreement with a creditable off taker to have very high gearing such as 3 to 4 times.
With respect to negative cash flow from operation, this is due the fact that most of the projects were still under construction. In addition the WTE project was already booking profits even though it was still under construction as it is a Service Concession Agreement project with the government. Cypark does not own the WTE project but only provide the required service and Cypark wrote the fair value of the service provided as an intangible asset. Most of the intangible asset in Cypark balance sheet is from service concession work, not from goodwill which only amount to RM 462,000 only in the last annual report.
Those who understand Cypark biz and it's biz model can know the fair intrinsic value of Cypark.

BgZakar, just need be extra careful not be caught with you pants down !!!

Directors gave themselves cheap shares earlier on via ESOS at the price of only 59.5 sen, so they can still make good gains even selling at current low price. Anyhow they can always reward themselves again with another round of cheap or even cheaper shares via ESOS!

Most of the payment come from capacity availability. Payment from power generation is much smaller and may not even profitable if the plant efficiency is below agreed rate.

@garychee8, if there is really shortage of coal for the power generation, the impact on the profitability of Jaks JV IPP would be small, if any, as most of the payments received are from ensuring the power plant available for power generation.
Although Vietnam has its own local coal production, however it may need to import some coal if the country continue to build coal power plants.

IHH offers to buy Ramsay Sime hospital for RM 6.57 . Quite recently Ramsay Sime bought Manipal hospitals. It seems there are active corporate actions on hospital assets currently.

Share price may go lower further as the new shares to be issued via PP are at 55 sen only. Pestech should have chosen to issue new scripts when the stock price is high, not when it is very low as currently is.
Good for the chosen ones that will subscribe but at the expense of the rest of us.

Safer to buy on way up, just what professionals do, rather than buy on way down.

Caveat emptor !

Mercury Securities Sdn Bhd as the principal adviser, managing underwriter and joint bookrunner for the IPO exercise has done exellent job !

The family is selling the business via IPO as they can get a better price than via other channels.

Prefer RI as I can also buy shares at discount, wouldn't you. PP shares issued at discount can be a quick guaranteed profit for the chosen subscribers for they can short first and then replaced by cheaper shares from PP. One more thing, the subscribers, unless insiders or major share holders, are always kept secret from other share holders.

Private Placement up to 10%. Existing shareholders will be negatively effected as it is dilutive and not given the chance to take part in the PP unless you are the "right" persons. Warrant holders will be negatively affected too as no adjustment to exercise price although PP shares are issued at a discount.

Please do not compare KPower with SCIB as the two companies have each totally different history and business.
Just take a look at KPower, from a losing fabric manufacturing company then suddenly turn itself into a construction companies winning a no of mainly hydro power projects from all over the world and turn itself around with big profits within such a short time, just like a magic show.

Watch out this counter for coming good news!!!

The Annual Report for Year ending 30 June 2021 was given clean opinion by the Auditor. It is only certain transactions subsequent to the year end that was qualified. Please do not compare it to that of Serba Dinamik accounting issues.

The last 3 Private Placements were all done at 95 sen, all above the current market price!

Must understand the company you are investing throughly before you invest. Experience and knowledge in the biz in which Cypark is involved together with some understanding of accounting and finance are required to value the company properly.
Otherwise if you just looking on the surface the current high gearings and negative cashflows with out understand what behind those numbers, you may not make the right valuation. One more thing, investors always look to the future not in the past or even what is happening now.

Agree heavy borrowing not backed with assets that have no guaranteed future income can be dangerous. Heavy borrowing by itself can not be automatically construed as unhealthy. Must understand in detail how the borrowings are spend on.

Heavy borrowing is due to Cypark biz model. Cypark develop, own and operate, not merely as a contractor, a no of RE projects with REPPA with TNB as the off taker. The power purchase contracts for example, for solar. is 21 years and Cypark will reap future benefits with little risk by owning these capital intensive projects and mind you debts for financing these power projects are ring fenced.
It is worth nothing that many Cypark solar projects, for example, were developed earlier where the returns of investments are much more lucrative.

"The Board of Directors also wishes to advise that the Company had submitted its application to Bursa for the Relief Period to be extended beyond 7 January 2022 and is currently awaiting for Bursa's decision."
Today is already 10 January 2022 and AA is still being quoted and traded! Does it not mean that AA application for Relief Period extension is already approved in principle ?

SKS Airways receives full air service license effective Jan 1, 2022. Very unexpected some one dare to start an airline now during this pandemic. Could it be that the future of this biz is bright and there is still not enough competition?

Cypark has completed an EPCC for a 30 MWac/49 MWdc solar farm project for a client in Kedah ahead of time. Cypark to do the O&M as well for 21 years for the project and provide the financing too. Excellent and Syabas to Cypark!

Started to build base on the way up. Cypark is much undervalued and misunderstood. It is in fact the leading renewable energy company here in Malaysia and started in this sector some time ago already and will reap good returns going forward,
Cypark had managed to developed and still continue to add a large portfolio of renewable energy projects ranging from solar, biomass, biogas to WTE. It is worth noting that many of the for the projects, for example solar farms were built much earlier where the rates of returns were much more lucrative than now.

More likely to be limit up rather than down!

At best, KPower market value will go back down to the time before Karim came in.