The whole market being dragged down as there must be other companies will have issues on so called "forced labour".
The corporate sector must rethink on employing cheap foreign labour which later on proved to be troublesome and expensive. Government and politicians must take some responsibility for continuing allowing companies to get cheap and easily exploitable foreign labour. There were some politicians making big money in import of foreign labour.
Availability of cheap labour will not encourage the industry to be modernized and efficient. May be industry that need cheap unskilled labour should move out to where the cheap labour are available.
Malaysia will never move up economically if we continue running industries based on unskilled cheap kuli.

So far it seems that those companies that employ laborers from India Subcontinent are being targeted regardless of which industry these companies operating. Both low tech and high tech companies are victimized.

Irony isn't it. These so called exploited laborers come from the countries that has worse working conditions. They would be lucky in their own country if they can get any job there.

Must understand it is the foreign workers themselves than complain of mistreatment.

Even if ATA has many other customers, all of them will stop their relationship as well. So no advantage if you do not comply with certain requirements.

Nothing wrong having a big first class client or customer as your major customer but must make sure your company comply with accepted practices, not exploiting cheap poor foreign workers. ATA gets what it deserve to get!

Fully support your idea keown83. Our companies with the support of some politicians are in complicit to get cheap foreign labour in preference to locals. Cheap and easy to exploit poor foreigners and this been going for so long already. Must put to a stop. These companies are greedy and the politicians are corrupt.

@Sneakpeek. Just look back at previous comments and use your own wise judgement!

Continuous heavy dumping of KPower by the big boss !

Any one taking up Rights Issue ? Not attractive at all. Wonder who would subscribe?

Just take a look at the major share holders both the old and the new ones. They are nothing less than impressive.
The new entry of new biz and new major share holders will definitely bring WZ1 to a new beginning.

Just hope that some people don't confuse Pestech with Pantech?.......

Major shareholders are buying and mopping up the shares!

So far KPower acts mainly as a contractor not a developer to amazingly large no of hydro projects won locally and overseas within a very short stint in time.

Just pity those who subscribe to more than 90+ millions shares at 68 sen in Oct 2021!.....

15m shares done today off market at40 sen !

Still just wondering what caused the price to go south last week?

However Tanco may find itself embroiled in the sand and land reclamation issues.

@greenland, I fully agree with you. The biz and the biz model of Pestech is excellent.

New shareholder will definitely will bring a positive change. For Benalec, any change can only bring a good fortune going forward.

Continuous issuing of new shares via PP is not fair to the existing share holders as their interest will be diluted. One likely reason why Cypark share price continue to be weak.
Once Cypark stop issuing new shares via PP or cheap ESOS, the price will likely to surge up as the company is much undervalued at current price level.

Sooner or later, we will know the likely reason or reasons for the falls in price.

Any change can only be negative not positive.

Now after Melaka Election with new faces, will there be any effect to Tanco land reclamation contract?

The new WZ1 with the change of major shareholders and biz should not be compared with the like of Brahim or similar counters. This counter is certainly not for short term or over night speculative bets but for longer term investment to benefit from the injection of new businesses and the entry of new major shareholders.

Wau ! Aaron Chen himself willing and choose to put his money directly in this turn around stock, there must be a be a bright future as he could have invested elsewhere. He has all the choices in front of him.
The major shareholders are very impressive especially after new biz injection and entry of personality like Aaron and others alike. The Agong himself is a major shareholder and own the shares directly and on top his family too is a major shareholder.
We can only expect good things will happen to WZ1 going forward!

Strange isn't it? Good performance in the newly listed subsidiary in Cambodia and so far no bad news on the stock but prices had been plunging for a no of days already.

Those who understand the biz and biz model of Cypark will find that Cypark is much undervalued. Cypark was early in the renewable energy space so it has manage to lockup very good rates in the REPPA with the off taker TNB. New rates for solar, for example, now is much less lucrative than those who manage to build solar farms earlier.
No need to worry about heavy debts and negative cash flow as Cypark need big capital to invest in its projects and Cypark still growing its biz. The profits and cash flows from these projects are virtually guarantee during the duration of REPPA.

It must be something big but unexpected happening as Pestech biz so far is admirable.

Bonsai Group from China will invest RM 10.6 b in an area near the Kuantan Port. Will likely have positive impact on land owned by Eden nearby.

Insiders or their proxies must have been dumping in last few days! Just look at the chart.

Technically looks horrible since last few days.

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Be extra careful. Just take a look at the no of EPCC contracts for hydro projects won all over the places within so short a time period. Make your own independent assessments and judgement. Using only common sense is enough. Too good to be true? Judgement is yours!

Kun Faya Kun
Good thing will come for those who are patient

Yes squatting is much better than sitting for health reasons. It is the natural ways. Just look at animals and we can learn a lot from animals. But unfortunately nothing animals can learn from us.

We were created to move and use what ever natural ability given to us. Sad to see the majority Malaysians nowadays hardly hardly use their limbs to move around. Our cities are designed for vehicles with hardly any consideration for pedestrians.
Even our commercials buildings are not only designed to minimise the use of our legs or walkings and on top tend to be fully air-conditioned and with poor ventilation, sealed off from natural environment.

@beinvested; Excellent point of view and I fully agree with that philosophy.

The biz model and the scale of Cypark are very different to those of Solarvest and hence the capital structures and cash flow patterns are not similar and comparable.

PM and Agong are both from Pahang

PA can be converted 1 to 1without paying any additional cash

No worry. Net asset, which consists mainly sea fronting lands, per share is 56 sen. On top more reclaimed land yet to be recognized as revenue. It worth nothing that the company has relatively very little total borrowings, less than RM 100 m only.
Any change in shareholders will definitely not a bad thing. Just be patient.

There must be a good reason why WZ!-PA is trading at the discount and the big insiders are aggressively buying the mother shares. Logically PA should trade at a premium instead of at a discount to mother share as it is more senior and have 3% coupon yield based on it issue price.
Just be a little patient, a good thing will come out later?

Cypark biz is good but continuous issues of discounted new shares at the cost to other minority shareholders will keep on depressing the price.

Thank you very much @In_Sight for your good effort and intention to make misunderstandings and confusions about Air Asia biz clearer for some people.
As I repeatedly mentioned, very unlikely AA will go out of business going forward. After all if AA can not survive, then which other airline can? There is uncertainty but little or no risk in investing in AA.

Syabas to FamilyMart and QLR for giving employment to locals instead of getting "cheap" foreign labour like many other local companies. We should support such companies that invest here to provide employment to Malaysians not just to exploit cheap labour and some companies had learnt recently that so called cheap labour have unwanted ramifications.

The income for the the IPP is basically guaranteed provided of course it can guaranteed the minimum required plant availability through out the PPA duration of 25 years. The return of the investment is at the least 12 percent per year virtually guaranteed by the Vietnam utility and the government of Vietnam. The deal obtained for this project is extremely good and not likely be given to any future IPP in Vietnam.
We can of course easily estimate how lucrative the return for the equity investment by the IPP owner say assuming the debt equity ration of 75/25!
As far as the investment in the Vietnam IPP is concerned, we can definitely agree that it was an excellent undertaking.

Banning on construction of coal power plants in the coming future will not have any effect on Jaks IPP in Vietnam which has been completed and already in commercial operation.
The PPA contract between the IPP and the Vietnam utility for 25 years will not be altered at least without the consent of both parties. Anyhow the IPP will get most of its payment from the plant availability and not so much from the power generated from the plant. The cost of producing the power is basically passed through and the IPP may make some money if the plant is efficient and lose money if its efficiency is below expectation.