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Posted by Stocksafeplayer > Aug 30, 2021 2:06 PM | Report Abuse

Stop lying la @aussiechong.
If you refuse to delete yr advertisement, you shall be reported to the authorities.

Really every encouraging financial performance...

NTA accelerated further to RM 20.13...


CHEERS............

Fund Management and Unit Trust Management

 The fund management business of HLCB Group, undertaken via our subsidiary, Hong Leong Asset Management Berhad Group (“HLAM”) recorded a drop in profit after tax by 10.8% due to lower average assets under management (“AUM”) during
this year compared to 30 June 2020.

 The low interest rate coupled with mobility restrictions imposed under the MCO had led to renewed interest in the stock markets. Trading volumes surged and many investors took the opportunity to switch out of money market funds into equity investments in search of higher investment return. HLAM also experienced similar withdrawals on some of the money market funds under our management.

For the calendar year 2021, HLAM continued to focus and emphasize on fund performance, winning 9 individual Refinitiv Lipper Fund awards and the Best Equity Group - Provident Group award (for EPF approved funds only), which is a highly
coveted award.

 The Islamic fund management subsidiary of HLAM, Hong Leong Islamic Asset Management (“HLISAM”) which started its business operations in January 2020 had encountered limitations in their marketing activities due to the MCO. For the coming months, the team will work closely with HLAM, their distributors and clients via the digital platform and virtual engagements to build AUM.

 HLAM and HLISAM have, in measurable ways, embedded socially responsible investing (“SRI”) via their Shariah funds and green investing into the investment process.

Investment Banking

 Our investment banking subsidiary, HLIB’s net profit after tax increased 151.1% y-o-y to RM176.6 million, supported by higher profit contribution from its stockbroking
division and investment banking division. HLIB contributed 86.9% of HLCB Group’s profit after tax.

 Our stockbroking division benefited from higher market activity for FY21, with transaction volume increasing by 91% y-o-y. Thesignificantly higher retail participation during this year has also led HLIB to achieve a higher market share. Profit contribution for FY21 increased by 2.2 times compared to the previous financial
year.

 The better performance of the investment banking division was underpinned by stronger revenue from treasury and markets, as well as improved deal flows from the debt and equity market units during the year.

 The Bank continued to exercise fiscal prudence and our operating expenses (“Opex”) remained tightly controlled with Cost-to-Income ratio improving to 43.3%. The Bank will continue to focus on strategic cost management initiatives to manage our cost structure.

 Capital position remained robust, with Common Equity Tier 1, Tier 1 and Total Capital Ratios at 34.4%, 34.4% and 45.3% respectively as at 30 June 2021.

 HLIB has started integrating Environmental, Social and Governance (“ESG”) assessments into their investment banking and financing activities based on the guiding principles outlined in its ESG Risk Guidance Note. The assessments cover the economic activities of prospective clients and their broader impact to the
environment.

 Our research team has also produced ESG-related write-ups and reports to cater to the growing focus on ESG investing from our clients. Some topics covered in our FY21 briefing and takeaway reports include ESG updates of stock picks, as well as thematic ESG reports for the banking industry.

Divisional performance (Q1FY22 vs Q1FY21)

Wholesale Banking – PAT fell 41.0% YoY

Income fell 15.6% YoY to RM343.8 million, mainly resulting from lower trading and investment income.Expenses were broadly stable YoY. Net impairments were at RM74.4 million, compared to net recovery of
RM5.2 million a year ago, mainly due to increase in model-driven forward looking adjustments. Net profit after tax (PAT) of RM158.9 million, saw a 41.0% reduction. Gross loans increased 0.8% YTD to RM35.9 billion, whilst customer deposits decreased 11.0% YTD.


Retail Banking – PAT grew 86.5% YoY

Total income of RM421.8 million, marked a 23.4% YoY. NII was 22.5% higher, driven by higher loans as well as NIM. NoII increased 29.1%, attributable to higher cards related fee income and commission income from Wealth and Personal Banking. Expenses fell 3.6% YoY. Net impairments were higher at RM42.5 million, compared to RM36.4 million a year ago. Overall, PAT increased by 86.5% to RM133.1 million. Gross loans increased 0.7% YTD to RM65.2 billion, mainly from mortgages and personal financing. Customer deposits increased 5.7% YTD, mainly driven by fixed deposits.


Business Banking – PAT grew 69.7% YoY

Income up by 40.7% to RM112.7 million. NII grew 42.8% mainly on higher NIM as a result of lower cost of funds. NoII was 33.2% higher, mainly from higher trade finance related fee income. Expenses fell 6.1% to
RM31.4 million. PAT of RM51.8 million, up by 69.7%. Gross loans remained stable at RM12.7 billion while customer deposits increased 3.2% to RM8.5 billion.


Investment Banking and Fund Management – PAT grew 81.5% YoY

Overall income increased 36.3% to RM99.5 million, reflecting higher performance and management fee income from Fund Management. Operating expenses were down 2.4% to RM40.6 million. PAT of RM47.3 million, up by 81.5% YoY.


Islamic Banking – PATZ up 1.8% YoY

Total income up 31.3% to RM259.6 million. Operating expenses fell by 1.0%, with net impairment charge of RM93.4 million, compared to RM32.4 million a year ago, mainly due to additional overlay and forward-looking provision and lower recoveries. Profit after zakat and taxation up 1.8% to RM73.0 million.


General Insurance – PAT fell 3.0% YoY

Income reduced by 22.0% YoY to RM162.0 million, reflecting lower investment income, partially offset by higher premiums. Operating expenses decreased 38.6% to RM73.8 million from lower marketing cost. Profit after tax reduced by 3.0% to RM72.5 million.


Life Insurance and Family Takaful – PAT of RM25.4 million

The Life Insurance and Family Takaful businesses recorded a PAT of RM25.4 million compared to RM21.2 million a year ago, mainly due to higher premiums, partially offset by lower investment income. The Group
has equity accounted the results of the life insurance and family takaful business to reflect the Group’s effective equity interests in the joint ventures.

Encouraging start to FY22

AmBank Group delivers 6% growth in net profit and annualised ROE of 10%
Additional RM87.2 million overlay taken

AMMB Holdings Berhad (AmBank Group or the Group) today announced its financial results for the period
ended 30 June 2021 (Q1FY22).

Summary of Q1FY22 Results1

 Total income grew 13.3% to RM1,237.9 million, driven by higher loans growth and Net Interest Margin (NIM). Excluding the net modification loss, adjusted income increased to RM1,205.2 million, up 4.8% year on year (YoY)

 Expenses were well contained at RM494.6 million, down by 8.2%. Cost-to-income (CTI) ratio improved further to 40.0% from 49.3% a year ago, delivering a positive JAWS of 21.5%

 Profit before provisions (PBP) increased 34.2% to RM743.3 million, adjusted PBP grew 16.2%

 Net impairment charge of RM203.2 million (Q1FY21: RM49.9 million), including an additional overlay provision of RM87.2 million

 Gross impaired loans (GIL) ratio of 1.56% (FY21: 1.54%), with loan loss coverage2 (LLC) ratio of 138.0% (FY21: 135.6%)

 Net profit after tax and minority interests (PATMI) increased 5.9% to RM386.6 million

 Return on equity3 (ROE) at 10.0% (Q1FY21: 7.7%). Return on assets3 (ROA) of 1.01% (Q1FY21: 0.97%) and basic earnings per share (EPS) of 11.9 sen (Q1FY21: 12.1 sen)

 Net assets per share of RM4.81 (FY21: RM4.87)

 Gross loans and financing grew 0.7% year-to-date (YTD) to RM115.6 billion (FY21: RM114.8 billion)

 Customer deposits decreased by 5.3% YTD to RM114.1 billion, with time deposits reducing by 5.6% while current account and savings account (CASA) balances saw a 4.6% reduction (CASA mix higher at 29.9%). The Group remains highly liquid with the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) of 198.0% (FY21: 157.5%)

 Financial Holding Company (FHC) Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) capital ratio strengthened to 12.3% (FY21: 11.3%) and Total Capital ratio of 15.3% (FY21: 14.5%)

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Posted by supersinginvestor > Aug 27, 2021 1:34 PM | Report Abuse

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Kenanga ups target price for Genting on 'recovery play' despite 1HFY21 results missing expectations

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 10:27 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Kenanga Research said while Genting Bhd’s first half ended June 30, 2021 (1HFY21) core loss of RM111 million missed expectations, strong UK and US numbers in the second quarter (2QFY21) due to reopening and relaxing operating restrictions led the research house to believe that a swift recovery is in store for Resort World Group and Resort World Singapore once business and borders reopen.

As such, in a note today, it opined that Genting “is a good pick for recovery play”. Following that, Kenanga maintained its "outperform" call on the stock and raised its target price (TP) to RM6.47 from RM6.05.

“[We have] a mixed outlook for the upcoming 3QFY21 given the prolonged lockdown in Malaysia but this should be mitigated by the improving situation in the UK and US, especially RWLV (Resort World Las Vegas).

"Overall, business volume is likely to recover from 2HFY21 due to vaccination deployment where positive development has been witnessed in the western countries with higher vaccination rates,” it said.

For 2QFY21, Genting’s net loss narrowed 28.31% to RM563.5 million from RM786.05 million, while revenue rose 165.06% to RM2.9 billion from RM1.11 billion, mainly on the back of a higher contribution from its leisure and hospitality segment.

Post 2QFY21 results, Kenanga included RWLV into its forecasts and valuation.

“With the adjustment for Genting Malaysia (GenM), Genting Singapore (GenS) and Genting Plantations, we cut our FY21E earnings (estimate) by 31% but raised our FY22E earnings by 8%. We also cut our FY21E NDPS (net dividend per share estimate) by half to 7.5 sen but keep our FY22E NDPS at 15 sen,” Kenanga noted.

“Genting is a good pick for recovery play as its business should recover quickly once cross-border restrictions are lifted, especially for GenS. New casino RWLV could be a wild card judging from its initial data. With the inclusion of RWLV and post 2QFY21 results revision, our new TP is raised to RM6.47 from RM6.05 based on unchanged +1SD (one standard deviation) to the five-year mean at a 41% discount to SOP (sum-of-parts) valuation,” it added.

Risk to Kenanga’s call is a prolonged Covid-19 pandemic continuing to restrict travelling and hence affecting its casino operations.
HLIB Research lowers TP

Meanwhile, Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research lowered its TP for Genting to RM5.65 from RM5.75.

“Genting recorded 2QFY21 core LATMI (loss after tax and minority interest) of RM383 million, bringing its 1HFY21 core loss to RM701 million (year-on-year: -RM572 million). The results were below our (FY21: RM29.7 million) and consensus (FY21: RM277 million) expectations largely due to weaker-than-expected results for GenM and GenS,” it noted in a report today.

“Nevertheless, we remain positive on the vaccination rates in Malaysia as the economy is already opening up to fully vaccinated individuals. We also expect RWLV to contribute positively to Genting’s financials in 2HFY21 as footfall in the casino has been very encouraging since it commenced operations.

"Following changes to the TPs of its subsidiaries, our TP is lowered slightly from RM5.75 to RM5.65. We believe that investors will eventually start to look ahead its poor results as its UK and US operations already recorded strong improvements in 2QFY21,” it added.

HLIB Research said that the gaming business in Malaysia and Singapore will continue to plague Genting as Covid-19 cases were escalating at an alarming pace in Southeast Asia of late and it will “remain challenging in the near term”.

On a more positive note, it noted that the vaccination rates in Malaysia are increasing rapidly.

“Its US and UK operations have also almost resumed full operations and started to contribute more to its financials. We remain hopeful of long-term prospects for Genting as we expect it to record an exponential recovery in FY22,” it added.

Genting’s stock was in the green this morning, up 10 sen or 2.03% to RM5.03.


## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/kenanga-ups-target-price-genting-recovery-play-despite-1hfy21-results-missing-expectations

Great news...foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Great news...foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Great news...foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Great news...foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Great news...foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Great news...foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Great news...foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Great new...foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Foreign funds coming back...

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Foreign buying extends to third week, surges to RM964.3m

(theedgemarkets.com / August 30, 2021 09:42 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 30): Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for the third week and surged to RM964.33 million last week, from a paltry RM6.71 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report today, the MIDF Research team said as the market reopened last Monday, foreign investors were net buyers amounting to RM6.7 million.

Meanwhile, it said local institutions bought RM19.16 million net of local equities, with retailers as net sellers to the tune of RM25.86 million.

The research house said foreign investors were net buyers every day of the week.

It said the largest foreign inflow was recorded last Thursday to the tune of RM310.79 million, while the inflow of RM6.7 million last Monday was the smallest.

“As for retailers, they were net sellers every day of the week except on Monday.

“The largest net selling by retailers was recorded last Tuesday and the smallest net selling was on Friday to the tune of RM48.43 million and RM16.88 million respectively.

“Cumulatively, for the week, retailers net sold RM113.96 million worth of equities on Bursa Malaysia,” it said.

MIDF said that meanwhile, local institutions recorded cumulative weekly net selling to the tune of RM850.37 million.

It said local institutions were net sellers every day of the week, with the largest net selling on Thursday to the tune of RM290.41 million.

Since the beginning of 2021, cumulatively, retailers were the only net buyers of the local equity market to the tune of RM9.46 billion.

Local institutions and foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of RM4.46 billion and RM5 billion respectively.

“In terms of participation, retail investors, local institutions and foreign investors recorded weekly movements of -3.82%, 9.89% and 16.82% respectively in average daily trade value (ADTV),” it said.



## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/foreign-buying-extends-third-week-surges-rm9643m

Finally break RM 5 today...


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Keyman188 really pity for those newbies who always listen to naysayers...

Keyman188 really pity for those newbies never listen to experienced Keyman188 (hard selling)...


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As Keyman188 highlighted earlier...

Genting really able to produce unexpected quarterly financial performance...

Great great impressive...

Great great improvement...


EV/EBITDA = Q2 : 37 times -vs- Q1 : 62 times

= improved by 40%



BRAVO...OLEH...OLEH...OLEH...


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WHY UP!!!...

WHY GREEN!!!...

WHY IMPRESSIVE!!!...


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Genting really able to produce unexpected quarterly financial performance...

Great great impressive...Great great improvement...


EV/EBITDA = Q2 : 37 times -vs- Q1 : 62 times

= improved by 40%



BRAVO...OLEH...OLEH...OLEH...


wkwkwk...kekeke...hehehe...





Posted by Keyman188 > Aug 29, 2021 1:16 PM | Report Abuse X

So for latest quarterly performance of Genting Bhd, EV / EBITDA ratio is about 37 times...


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Posted by Keyman188 > Aug 28, 2021 10:42 AM | Report Abuse X

Market unexpected result...

Great great impressive...Great great improvement...

EBITDA = 958.9 mil (QoQ +77%) ; (YoY +1437%)......

So for latest quarterly performance of Genting Bhd, EV / EBITDA ratio is about 37 times...


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Posted by Keyman188 > Aug 28, 2021 10:42 AM | Report Abuse X

Market unexpected result...

Great great impressive...Great great improvement...

EBITDA = 958.9 mil (QoQ +77%) ; (YoY +1437%)......



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For Genting Group as conglomerate business, we shall consider to use this metric, EV/EBITDA


The EV/EBITDA ratio is calculated by dividing EV by EBITDA to achieve an earnings multiple that is more comprehensive than the P/E ratio.


What is EV/EBITDA?

EV/EBITDA is a ratio that compares a company’s Enterprise Value (EV) to its Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation & Amortization (EBITDA). The EV/EBITDA ratio is commonly used as a valuation metric to compare the relative value of different businesses.


What is the EV/EBITDA multiple used for?

The ratio of EV/EBITDA is used to compare the entire value of a business with the amount of EBITDA it earns on an annual basis. This ratio tells investors how many times EBITDA they have to pay, were they to acquire the entire business.


What is EV?

EV stands for Enterprise Value and is the numerator in the EV/EBITDA ratio. A firm’s EV is equal to its equity value (or market capitalization) plus its debt (or financial commitments) less any cash (debt less cash is referred to as net debt).


What is EBITDA?

EBITDA stands for Earnings Before Interest Taxes Depreciation and Amortization.


To Determine the Enterprise Value and EBITDA:

Enterprise Value = (market capitalization + value of debt + minority interest + preferred shares) – (cash and cash equivalents)

EBITDA = Earnings Before Tax + Interest + Depreciation + Amortization.

Amboi...market always willing to buy willing to sell...

Respective management never force you to buy their co. share...

Adui...lagi nak berani cakap sudah invest 10 years...masih tak faham "The Rule of Share Market"...

Keyman188 though you just joined this market yesterday...


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Market unexpected result...

Great great impressive...Great great improvement...

EBITDA = 958.9 mil (QoQ +77%) ; (YoY +1437%)......



wkwkwk...kekeke...hehehe...

Great great impressive improvement...

EBITDA = 958.9 mil (QoQ +77%)



wkwkwk...kekeke...hehehe...

小巫见大巫

故事：

三国时期，东吴孙权身边的名将张绂，是个非常有才华的人，不但能写诗，还擅长作赋。当时著名的文学家陈琳是他的同乡，陈琳著有《武库赋》，张绂看过后非常欣赏，便写了封信称赞陈琳的文才。陈琳回信说：“我在河北，几乎与天下隔绝，这里写文章的人少，容易被人注意，所以不是我文笔好，是你太夸奖我了。我和你及张昭两人相比，实在差得太多，就好比是小巫遇见大巫，法术便无法施展一般。”

Revenue = QoQ = +5.38% ; YoY = +10.32%

Net Profit = QoQ = +267.60% ; YoY = +247.12%

Dividend payout = YoY = +100%