Train running fast on down track in tunnel

more low incoming

Support...previous CEO edi resign larh...give a chance for new CEO to correct it

very very long tunnel :D

Yeah...market sentiment... global trade war begin

increase speed in short term not possible...that why slash price is better in the short term...you get the price for the current speed of internet.

So this cause TM drop?

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/432877

http://klse.i3investor.com/entitlement/2054/27-Jun-2018/18999_2616635768.jsp

If Tun Dr M Bhd formed and go for IPO, i sure support...haha

http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/stk/overview/2054.jsp

TDM im holding...sell after ex dividend date next week

Maybe he is one of them

incoming 3.48

Yeah...trader huat another round when pump to above 3.6...then repeat

Those buy high then sell low then is a trap...let those trader collect at low and sell high

thanks...i collect already at 3.5

then drop...i collect low again wait it fly

show end no volume

EPF sell is their problem, cant control also...but at the same time create opportunity for others investor to join at lower price

holding +1...

Reduce price boost volume...

I saw 3.66

Hopefully naik back above RM4.00

Queue sell RM3.60 strong

EPF buy again?

KLCC also...today REIT something blew

wow,something gonna brew

排着队

probably KWAP would dispose after Ex date of dividend

PETALING JAYA: Barakah Offshore Petroleum Bhd president and chief executive officer Nik Hamdan Daud wants to remain as its largest shareholder.

Refuting reports about a possible disposal of his 40 per cent stake in the company, Nik Hamdan said: “Those were rumours actually. It was not my statement anyway. It is normal for me to look for strategic partners that can bring added value to Barakah.”

He, however, confirmed that he had talked with several parties over a strategic partnership to make the company more competitive. Part of the potential deal may involve selling some of his shares, although he was keen to keep his controlling interest.

“We are still in talks and looking for a suitable partner to be more competitive since the last one year when the economy was bad and we needed to reposition ourselves.

“We are also open up to new potential and maybe find some technology partners,” he told the media after its annual general meeting and extraordinary general meeting here today.

As of March 30 this year, Nik Hamdan holds a 39.81 percent stake in Barakah. This was followed by United Power Holdings Ltd (11.91 per cent) and Felda Investment Corp Sdn Bhd (8.89 per cent).

A report by a financial daily three days ago said at least three companies had expressed interest in buying his stake in Barakah.

Two of them were Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd and Samling Group, as well as foreign companies.

Asked about Serba Dinamik, Nik Hamdan said it was just a talk “between friends”.

Barakah recorded a net loss of RM216.704 million in the financial year ended December 31, 2017, compared to a net profit of RM14.534 million a year earlier.

The net gearing last year increased significantly to 45.9 per cent compared with 8.5 per cent the previous year.

Meanwhile, Nik Hamdan said the company had submitted about 20 bids this year valued at about RM5 billion.

“In 2018, we have submitted 20 bids worth about RM5 billion. Of this, we think we are able to secure at least RM500 million worth of the bids for this year alone.

He said the company's strategy is to focus on winning more bids, optimizing costs and improving project management.

The current Barakah contract value stands at RM225 million, of which 70 percent are works in the Sarawak waters.

Barakah offers pipeline services, offshore transportation and installation, topside major maintenance and hook-up commissioning, onshore pipeline and construction, underwater services and ship management and chartering.

Before 5pm of Next monday.

Need volume to run, if not Kanger become Danger

0.67 incoming

gogo 0.15 coming

drop below RM20...huge discount

Engine already start...0.15 coming

Park here waiting for August publish June 2018 Quarter result

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/gas-malaysia-announces-natural-gas-tariff-hike

Raya near,maybe thursday limit down to claim duit raya?hahahaha

Sumatec PN17 belum escape lagi, talk what take over?

BN thinking their pocket only...sure cannot larh...sikit sikit rugi pocket also rugi

Patience

To warchest, the transaction is agreed with Anikar Desiran Sdn Bhd not Musa Aman...you think acquisition is easy?there must be condition(FMP) to fulfilled before acqusition...if the acquistion did not take place ,then got excess money to invest in others...welcome to prove me wrong

To trade plus, recently webe line mood like after TM announced their quarterly...suka suka line patah, suka suka then no internet

KUALA LUMPUR (May 24): Priceworth International Bhd said it does not expect to be significantly affected by a temporary ban on log exports from Sabah, which was recently announced by newly-minted Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal.

“The ban should not have a significant effect on our performance, as export-grade logs comprise less than 10% of our total logs production,” Priceworth executive director Richard Koo said in a statement yesterday.

“These export-grade logs are either easily sold locally or channeled into our downstream processing to produce better quality plywood and sawntimber products. There is no shortage of demand for premium plywood from Japan and container flooring from China,” Koo added.

Koo was responding to the announcement by Mohd Shafie, who had yesterday said Sabah will temporarily ban timber exports to ensure sufficient supply for the domestic industry.

According to Mohd Shafie, the soon-to-be-implemented temporary ban would help the local industry such as furniture, to grow, and this would provide more employment opportunities to the people of the state.

“I will inform the forestry department and relevant authorities on the temporary export ban on timber, until further notice issued by the state government," Mohd Shafie was quoted as saying.

It was reported that Sabah currently exports between 200,000 tonnes and 300,000 tonnes of logs annually to countries such as China, Japan, Philippines and India.

Meanwhile, Sabah Timber Industries Association (STIA) president Datuk James Hwong You Chuaang was reported to have said the latest ban is a good move and a long-awaited, life-saving measure to revive the timber industry in Sabah.

STIA was grateful for the initiative, as “over the years, many mills have closed down due to shortage of raw material”, Hwong added.

Panic you to sell and collect at low price...at the end who benefit?

Panic what...i see there is opportunity....from the statement "Shafie said ventures in grey areas or those with uncertain financial viability would cease.< more good...reduce competition

short term only larh...not long term banned...government also need depend on export to survive nia

Is time to collect