FastmarketS Palm Oil Analytics senior analyst Sathia Varqa said CPO futures notched a 30-month high, supported by a strong biodiesel demand outlook amidst a tight first-quarter production view.

At the close, the spot month November 2024 contract rose RM122 to RM5,160 per tonne, December 2024 surged RM148 to RM5,144 per tonne and January 2025 advanced by RM149 to RM5,101 per tonne.

February 2025 rose by RM142 to RM5,039 per tonne, March 2025 added RM134 to RM4,938 per tonne, and April 2025 was RM131 higher at RM4,821 per tonne.

Trading volume grew to 123,802 lots from 104,193 on Thursday, while open interest fell to 239,911 contracts from 245,610 previously.

The physical CPO price for November South soared by RM90 to RM5,160 per tonne.

If based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there is a material misstatement of this other information, we are required to report that fact. We have nothing to report in this regard on the Directors’ Report.

Market Information
Market Data Overview
Market Data Overview
As at 07 Nov 2024 05:10 PM
Prices are delayed by 15 minutes

Derivatives
Night & Day Session
Night Session
No Name Month Last Done Change Vol (`00) OI
1 FCPO Jan 2025 4,950.0000 +33.0000 50,229 133,898
2 FCPO Feb 2025 4,892.0000 +30.0000 11,622 42,187
3 FCPO Mar 2025 4,797.0000 +20.0000 10,532 32,868
4 FKLI Nov 2024 1,621.0000 - 10,202 41,524
5 FCPO Dec 2024 4,991.0000 +34.0000 5,948 37,241
6 FCPO Apr 2025 4,688.0000 +11.0000 4,859 19,532
7 FKLI Dec 2024 1,625.0000 - 371 1,592
8 FCPO Nov 2024 5,055.0000 +56.0000 235 2,675

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT to the Members of Jaya Tiasa Holdings Berhad

Report on the audit of the financial statements
Opinion
We have audited the financial statements of Jaya Tiasa Holdings Berhad, which comprise the statements of financial position as at 30 June 2024 of the Group and of the Company, and the statements of profit or loss and other comprehensive income, statements of changes in equity and statements of cash flows of the Group and of the Company for the year then ended, and notes to the financial statements, including material accounting policies, as set out on pages 99 to 179.

In our opinion, the accompanying financial statements give a true and fair view of the financial position of the Group and of the Company as at 30 June 2024, and of their financial performance and their cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with the Malaysian Financial Reporting Standards, International Financial Reporting Standards
and the requirements of the Companies Act 2016 in Malaysia.

Lease liabilities (contd.)
Variable lease payments based on FFB produced
Some leases of the Group under plantation sector contain variable lease payments that are based on FFB produced for the lease of land. Variable lease payments for the financial year ended 30 June were as
follows:
Estimated annualimpact of a 5% increase
Variable lease payments on FFB produced
2024 2023 2024 2023
RM’000 RM’000 RM’000 RM’000
Group
Leases with lease
payment based on
FFB produced 9,748 6,463 487 324

$5B petrochemical complex ceases operation in southern Vietnam
By Dat Nguyen

Mon 11/4/2024, 07:05 pm (PT)

The Thai-invested Long Son Petrochemicals complex in southern Vietnam has suspended operation since mid-October, two weeks after its commercial launch.

Hope to do better than Philip in collecting low.

02-Mar-2020 Buy +580,000 5.20 +3,025,097.20 3,993,200 - 28,514,851.84 7.140 27,752,889.84 6.950
10-Mar-2020 Buy +700,000 4.35 +3,054,182.75 4,693,200 - 31,569,034.59 6.726 30,807,072.59 6.564
20-Mar-2020 Buy +750,000 4.09 +3,076,749.13 5,443,200 - 34,645,783.72 6.364 33,883,821.72 6.224
12-May-2020 Buy +400,000 5.43 +2,178,607.40 5,843,200 - 36,824,391.12 6.302 36,062,429.12 6.171

Some ineficient Petrochemical plant will be force closed and need few more years for demand growth to absorb the surplus supply.
I am waiting patiently to collect low.

“Never wrestle with a pig because you'll both get dirty and the pig likes it." - George Bernard Shaw

Income if you want to make friend with low IQ Mike-tikus you are a most welcome.

As of me I will just ignore the low IQ people.

I make a mistake of trying to teach a crab how to walk straight. My mistake and my apology.

The best way to treat this low IQ Mike-tikus is totally ignore him.

I make a mistake of trying to teach a crab how to walk straight. My mistake and my apology.

The best way to treat this low IQ Mike-tikus is totally ignore him.

Jaks
Total receivables impairment for the last 5 years amounted to RM 167 million and reversal of impairment amounted to RM13.6 million make up total net impairment of RM 153.5 million. For the written-off of receivables please refer to reply 1.1. For the basis of trade receivables impairment please refer to 1.2 and 1.2.2. All the material related party transactions are disclosed in note 35 (b) to the financial statement. During our course of audit, we are not aware of other related party transactions

MSWG and Bursa SC need to step in to hold BOD responsible, accountable and answerable on impairment of goodwill, receivables, contract assets and etc or else more public listed companies BOD will used MFRS accounting standard to whitewashed fraud, malpractice, impropriety, misconduct, incompetent and etc with impunity

My sincere advise to Mike-tikus and income if you cannot read and understand cashflow statement you better stop your stocks investment.

Jayatiasa Cashflow figures:
Current year-to-date 30 Jun 2024
Corresponding year-to-date 30 Jun 2023
RM'000
Net cash generated from operating activities 360,029 297,188
Net cash used in investing activities (114,828) (44,406)
Net cash generated from/(used in) financing activities (195,301) (287,106)
Effect of exchange rate changes 18 184
Cash & cash equivalents at beginning of financial period 194,204 228,344
Cash & cash equivalents at end of financial period 244,122 194,204

Repost:
If Mike-tikus can't read allow me to explain
2024 jayatisa pay RM 40,656,000 as dividend to shareholders at the sametime repaid term loan RM 153,164,000 to bank.
2023 jayatisa pay RM 41,624,000 as dividend to shareholders at the sametime repaid term loan RM 215,948,000 to bank

Forestry biological asset is subjected to fair value impairment.
Impairment will effect Net profit but did not effect cashflow.

So Mike-tikus jaks property investment book value how much and can jaks sell the said properties at book value?

Did Mike-tikus know jaks already yearly impair goodwill to zero.

Jaks
31-Dec-2023 31-Dec-2022
RM'000 RM'000

Cash flows from / (used in) financing activities
Proceeds from issuance of share capital 38,272 711
Interest paid (21,287) (21,813)
Drawdown / (Repayment) of short term borrowings 2,178 (7,225)
Drawdown (Repayment) of lease liabilities 1,163 (228)
Drawdown / (Repayment) of bank term loans (5,354) 132,129
Share issuance expenses (882) -
Net Financing Cash Flow 14,090 103,574

Deposits placed with licensed banks 22,222
Cash and bank balances 41,929

Non-Current Liabilities
Long Term Borrowings 428,741
Current Liabilities
Bank borrowings 60,040
Bank overdraft 6,037

With negative cash flow you know jaks need PP to repay current Bank borrowings 60,040 and
Bank overdraft 6,037

So Mike-tikus dare not post his half past six figures and facts of jaks?

Repost:
Jayatiasa
30/06/2024 30/06/2023
RM'000 RM'000
Cash Flows used in Financing Activities
Dividend paid (40,656) (41,624)
Increase in debt service reserve account (592) (19,963)
Net repayment of revolving credit and bankers' acceptances - (8,712)
Repayments of lease liabilities (889) (859)
Net repayment of term loans (153,164) (215,948)
Net cash flows used in financing activities (195,301) (287,106)

If Mike-tikus can't read allow me to explain
2024 jayatisa pay RM 40,656,000 as dividend to shareholders at the sametime repaid term loan RM 153,164,000 to bank.
2023 jayatisa pay RM 41,624,000 as dividend to shareholders at the sametime repaid term loan RM 215,948,000 to bank.

Currently Jayatiasa
RM'000
Cash and cash equivalents 283,037
Current Liabilities
Loans and borrowings 57,652
Non-current Liabilities
Loans and borrowings 136,577

Mike-tikus dare not post jaks Cash Flows used in Financing Activities for past 2 financial years?

Jayatiasa
30/06/2024 30/06/2023
RM'000 RM'000
Cash Flows used in Financing Activities
Dividend paid (40,656) (41,624)
Increase in debt service reserve account (592) (19,963)
Net repayment of revolving credit and bankers' acceptances - (8,712)
Repayments of lease liabilities (889) (859)
Net repayment of term loans (153,164) (215,948)
Net cash flows used in financing activities (195,301) (287,106)

So Mike-tikus give you chance to cut and past jaks Cash Flows used in Financing Activities for past 2 financial years.

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus
Jayatisa Positive FCF used to pare down debts and pay dividend.
Jaks negative FCF thus borrow more money and get free money from PP.

Repost: But sadly Mike-tikus can't understand.

Explanatory notes pursuant to MFRS 134 and Appendix 9B of the Listing Requirements
1 Accounting Policies and Basis of Preparation
a) Transition from FRS to MFRS
As previously reported: Effect on transition to MFRS :Restated
RM'000 RM'000 RM'000
As at 30.06.2018
Non-current Assets
Property, plant and equipment 1,089,736 1,164,680 2,254,416
Biological assets 1,676,971 (1,630,480) 46,491
Deferred tax assets 22,807 11,094 33,901
Current Assets
Biological assets - 9,450 9,450
Non-current Liabilities
Deferred tax liabilities 145,979 (98,430) 47,549
Equity
Reserves 816,745 (346,826) 469,919

Repost from jayatiasa
Aiyoyo Mike-tikus can't read financial report, cut and paste financial data from pasar malam source without understand it, his pasar malam TA told him jaks 18 floor is ground floor and he bought from 18 to 24 and trapped himself high high and need to go every forum to promote jaks with his half past six facts and figures 24/7/365 non stop for a year and half now to no avail.

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus can't read financial report, cut and paste financial data from pasar malam source without understand it, his pasar malam TA told him jaks 18 flooor is ground floor and he bought from 18 to 24 and trapped himself high high and need to go every forum to promote jaks with half past six facts and figures 24/7/365 non stop for a year and half now to no avail.

Jaks
Profit / (Loss) Before Tax
Segment
Current Year Quarter Ended 30/6/2024 RM’000
Preceding Year QuarterEnded 30/6/2023 RM’000
Changes %
Current Year To-date Ended 30/6/2024 RM’000
Preceding Year To-date Ended 30/6/2023 RM’000
Changes %
Construction (7,136) (6,690) (7) (21,785) (13,119) (66)
Property Investment (9,163) (9,540) 4 (19,350) (19,929) 3

ALP already talk for so many donkey years to sell Evolve mall but no buyer.

1st half 2024 property investment to date already lose RM 19,350,000.
2nd half 2024 how many more millions contruction and property investment will lose?

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus punya P/S sudah jadi abu

P/s : After won the 6 years legal battle against Star on March 2024 ( Pacific Star project ) from Federal Court … Jaks is counter claimed Star for RM 540 million.. next case management on 11/10/2024 for the parties to comply with the Pre-Trial case management directions. Trial was fixed on August 2025 .
13/09/2024 10:14 PM

Mike-tikus, your jaks sudah surrender loh🤣😊😇

Posted by ks55 > Nov 4, 2024 6:51 PM | Report Abuse

https://www.bursamalaysia.com/market_information/announcements/company...

https://disclosure.bursamalaysia.com/FileAccess/apbursaweb/download?id...

Jaks finally agreed to call it a day by forgoing rm 50 million to Star.
Star now gained 50 million (or 7 sen a share) and Jaks lost rm 50 million.

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus everytime look backward no wonder lose naked in stock.
You need to look forward
30-Jun-2025(Budget)
Planted area 67,449
FFB output 1,211,852
FFB yield 17.8

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus still cannot understand WHD is the land owner of Jayatiasa rented land: Wealth Houses Plantation 6,000 (Ha)
The plantation belong to Jayatiasa and jayatiasa pay WHD rental based on FFB x rental amout (RM X/MT FFB)
Last year jayatiasa acquire 55% of WHD.

BURSA MALAYSIA

Market Information
Market Data Overview
Market Data Overview
As at 04 Nov 2024 12:30 PM
Prices are delayed by 15 minutes

Derivatives
Night & Day Session
Night Session
NO NAME MONTH LAST DONE CHANGE VOL (`00) OI
1 FCPO Jan 2025 4,869.0000 +1.0000 15,982 101,670
2 FKLI Nov 2024 1,614.5000 +9.5000 5,480 40,478
3 FCPO Feb 2025 4,811.0000 +3.0000 4,539 30,895
4 FCPO Dec 2024 4,915.0000 +1.0000 3,532 41,096
5 FCPO Mar 2025 4,735.0000 +9.0000 2,403 24,486
6 FCPO Apr 2025 4,648.0000 +11.0000 2,159 16,872
7 FCPO Nov 2024 4,990.0000 +14.0000 260 4,075

Quarter ended 30/9/2023 CPO price: RM 3732
Quarter ended 31/12/2023 CPO price: RM 3616
Quarter ended 31/3/2024 CPO price: RM 3838
Quarter ended 30/6/2024 CPO price: RM 4026
FYE24 FFB production: 1,155,478 MT
Net cash generated from operating activities RM 360,029,000

Jul 2024 MPOB CPO spot price: RM 4034
Aug 2024 MPOB CPO spot price: RM 3910
Sep 2024 MPOB CPO spot price: RM 4023
Oct 2024 MPOB CPO spot price: RM 4387

Budget FYE25 FFB production 1,211,852 MT
What will be FYE25 Net cash generated from operating activities?

Mike-tikus are you blind?
FFB production:
30-Jun-2022(Actual)
30-Jun-2023(Actual)
30-Jun-2024(Actual)
30-Jun-2025(Budget)
Planted area (ha) 69,589 69,589 68,569 67,449
Immature (%)(<4 years)0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
Young mature (%)(4-7 years)3.1% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
Prime mature (%)(>7 years)96.9% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%
FFB production (MT) 737,723 943,924 1,155,478 1,211,852
FFB yield 10.6 13.6 16.6 17.8
Lower FFB output in FY22 due to disruption in operation
brought about by pandemic

Repost:
Area Statement as at Jun 2024
Plantation Land Area(Ha)
Plantable Area (Ha)
Planted / Mature(Ha)
Area cleared for replanting(Ha)
Simalau Plantation 5,003 4,866 3,846 1,020
Hariyama Plantation 10,600 9,645 9,645 -
Wealth Houses Plantation 6,000 5,757 5,757 -
Lepah Plantation 5,149 4,099 4,099 -
Daro Plantation 11,681 9,841 9,841 -
Eastern Eden Plantation 10,000 8,580 8,580 -
Poh Zhen Plantation 5,000 2,933 2,933 -
Sawai Plantation 6,050 5,448 5,448 -
Lassa Plantation 21,300 16,287 16,287 -
Kabang Plantation 2,700 2,133 2,133 -
Total 83,483 69,589 68,569 1,020

The figures and facts below:
FYE2024
Jayatiasa plantation on rented land
Lepah Plantation: 5,149
Daro Plantation: 11,681
Sawai Plantation: 6,050
Lassa Plantation: 21,300
Kabang Plantation: 2,700
Totsl 46,880

FYE 2023
Wealth Houses Plantation 6,000
Lepah Plantation: 5,149
Daro Plantation: 11,681
Sawai Plantation: 6,050
Lassa Plantation: 21,300
Kabang Plantation: 2,700
Totsl 52,880

FFB production:
30-Jun-2022(Actual)
30-Jun-2023(Actual)
30-Jun-2024(Actual)
30-Jun-2025(Budget)
Planted area (ha) 69,589 69,589 68,569 67,449
Immature (%)(<4 years)0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
Young mature (%)(4-7 years)3.1% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
Prime mature (%)(>7 years)96.9% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%
FFB production (MT) 737,723 943,924 1,155,478 1,211,852
FFB yield 10.6 13.6 16.6 17.8
Lower FFB output in FY22 due to disruption in operation
brought about by pandemic

Balance sheet
RM ’000 As at 30/06/24 As at preceding FY end 30/06/23
Non-Current Assets 1,585,598 1,610,557
Current Assets 395,667 343,943
Total Assets 1,981,265 1,954,500
Total Equity 1,527,113 1,377,785
Non-Current Liabilities 312,216 441,120
Current Liabilities 141,936 135,595
Total Equity & Liabilities 1,981,265 1,954,500
Net Asset per share (RM) 1.58 1.42

Cashflow figures:
Current year-to-date 30 Jun 2024
Corresponding year-to-date 30 Jun 2023
RM'000
Net cash generated from operating activities 360,029 297,188
Net cash used in investing activities (114,828) (44,406)
Net cash generated from/(used in) financing activities (195,301) (287,106)
Effect of exchange rate changes 18 184
Cash & cash equivalents at beginning of financial period 194,204 228,344
Cash & cash equivalents at end of financial period 244,122 194,204

Repost figures and facts:
Is jayatiasa with Budget FYE2025 FFB production 1,211,852 MT not good enough?

How many mid-size plantations in Malaysia able to produce FFB per year of over Million?

Can you find me a plantation stock value at market cap 1,237 million with FFB production of over a million?

Market Cap: 1,237 Million
NOSH: 974 Million

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus jak now 12.5 sen will it break the 52 weeks low of 12 sen?

Is PMX now saying T15 are those monthly income of RM100,000 a month or RM300,000 a month?

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus lose naked in jaks and now also lose his mind. Kasien Kena Tippu by ALP!🤣🤣🤔

By the way jayatiasa management already gave budget FYE2025 FFB production 1,211,852 MT.

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus did not know 1st half of the year is low production season and second half is the peak production season?

So what will be quarter ended 31/12/2024 profit look like?
FCPO hit rm4868.

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus you can check my dividend from jayatiasa to know am I trapped high?

Or had you copy my posted on my jayatiasa buying position which I alreadt delete?

After selling down to below 5% then no need to report loo.
So another 1% to sell?

Market Cap: 1,217 Million
NOSH: 974 Million
Avg Volume (4 weeks): 4,723,200
4 Weeks Range: 1.11 - 1.28
4 Weeks Price Volatility (%): 82.35%
52 Weeks Range: 0.895 - 1.53
52 Weeks Price Volatility (%): 55.91%

So Mike-tikus next few months will jayatiasa test the 52 weeks low of RM 0.895 or break the 52 weeks high of RM 1.53?

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus, I also thank you for talking down jayatiasa price so that I can collect more.

But how come you never thank me for presenting the figures and facts about jaks so that you can collect more jaks at cheaper price?

Aiyoyo Mike-tikus,
Now is already November 2024, FCPO hit rm4868 this will come into quarter ended 31/12/2024.

So if QR ended September is expected Higher Profit ..then what will happen to QR ended December 2024?

Will monitor FFB production for month Oct, Nov and Dec 2024.
Note: Year 2023 FFB production
Oct 132,551
Nov 114,287
Dec 98,939
Total 345,778

If you took out one zero from Pchem price what different between insas and Pchem price cycle?

Note:
Stock: [INSAS]: INSAS BHD
Jun 4, 2023 4:23 PM | Report Abuse

Ular,
Some year back stockraider even win his bet with Philip Insas Vs QL

Now I'm trying to repeat what stockraider has done:

Stock: [INSAS]: INSAS BHD
Apr 8, 2023 11:07 PM | Report Abuse

Since insas is my 50% holding and Pchem is Philip 38% holding.
1 year bet insas RM 0.775 vs Pchem RM 7.50.

The race is on Insas break RM 1.03 or Pchem break RM 10 in 1 year time.

3iii,
Philip holding on Pchem.
What do you think of his investment?
Is he lucky to average down his cost and then unlucky he did not sold more when price was above RM 10?
Is Pchem price volatile?

Market Cap: 42,960 Million
NOSH: 8,000 Million
Avg Volume (4 weeks): 2,441,721
4 Weeks Range: 5.31 - 5.83
4 Weeks Price Volatility (%): 11.54%
52 Weeks Range: 5.28 - 7.38
52 Weeks Price Volatility (%): 4.29%


Date
Type
Shares
Unit Price
Net Amt.
Balance Shares
Realized Gain
Average Cost Per Share
Balance Cost Per Share
04-Jan-2019 Buy +1,495,200 8.18 +12,262,512.84 1,495,200 - 12,262,512.84 8.201 12,262,512.84 8.201
29-Mar-2019 View note Buy +28,000 9.10 +255,751.66 1,523,200 - 12,518,264.50 8.218 12,249,128.50 8.041
06-May-2019 Buy +10,000 8.90 +89,351.55 1,533,200 - 12,607,616.05 8.223 12,338,480.05 8.047
28-May-2019 Buy +10,000 8.45 +84,834.28 1,543,200 - 12,692,450.33 8.224 12,423,314.33 8.050
17-Jul-2019 Buy +15,000 7.91 +119,119.03 1,558,200 - 12,811,569.36 8.222 12,542,433.36 8.049
18-Jul-2019 Buy +500,000 7.62 +3,821,296.50 2,058,200 - 16,632,865.86 8.081 16,363,729.86 7.950
24-Jul-2019 Buy +50,000 7.49 +375,804.78 2,108,200 - 17,008,670.64 8.067 16,739,534.64 7.940
12-Aug-2019 Buy +200,000 7.12 +1,428,400.80 2,308,200 - 18,437,071.44 7.987 18,167,935.44 7.871
29-Aug-2019 Buy +50,000 6.72 +337,191.20 2,358,200 - 18,774,262.64 7.961 18,251,224.64 7.739
29-Aug-2019 Buy +5,000 6.62 +33,231.65 2,363,200 - 18,807,494.29 7.958 18,284,456.29 7.737
02-Sep-2019 Buy +100,000 6.78 +680,200.10 2,463,200 - 19,487,694.39 7.911 18,964,656.39 7.699
05-Feb-2020 Buy +950,000 6.30 +6,002,060.25 3,413,200 - 25,489,754.64 7.467 24,966,716.64 7.314
02-Mar-2020 Buy +580,000 5.20 +3,025,097.20 3,993,200 - 28,514,851.84 7.140 27,752,889.84 6.950
10-Mar-2020 Buy +700,000 4.35 +3,054,182.75 4,693,200 - 31,569,034.59 6.726 30,807,072.59 6.564
20-Mar-2020 Buy +750,000 4.09 +3,076,749.13 5,443,200 - 34,645,783.72 6.364 33,883,821.72 6.224
12-May-2020 Buy +400,000 5.43 +2,178,607.40 5,843,200 - 36,824,391.12 6.302 36,062,429.12 6.171
15-May-2020 Buy +500,000 5.43 +2,723,209.25 6,343,200 - 39,547,600.37 6.234 38,785,638.37 6.114
28-Aug-2020 Buy +550,000 5.48 +3,023,091.30 3,843,200 - 23,555,024.32 6.129 20,833,391.37 5.420
03-Feb-2021 Buy +100,000 6.85 +687,220.75 2,843,200 - 17,500,330.32 6.155 13,868,174.12 4.877
26-Jan-2022 Buy +50,000 8.91 +447,416.40 2,793,200 - 17,332,231.45 6.205 12,322,630.12 4.411
24-Feb-2022 Buy +150,000 9.18 +1,381,855.60 2,933,200 - 18,652,035.52 6.358 13,612,881.32 4.640
24-Aug-2022 Buy +100,000 8.50 +853,380.00 2,933,200 - 18,869,521.77 6.433 12,779,470.12 4.356
13-Feb-2023 Buy +100,000 8.08 +811,262.40 2,933,200 - 19,037,475.78 6.490 12,005,826.52 4.093
28-Mar-2023 Buy +70,000 6.83 +480,157.18 3,003,200 - 19,517,632.96 6.498 12,016,671.70 4.001
25-Mar-2019 Dividend 1,495,200 0.18 -269,136.00 1,495,200 - 12,262,512.84 8.201 11,993,376.84 8.021
13-Aug-2019 Dividend 2,308,200 0.11 -253,902.00 2,308,200 - 18,437,071.44 7.987 17,914,033.44 7.761
26-Feb-2020 Dividend 3,413,200 0.07 -238,924.00 3,413,200 - 25,489,754.64 7.467 24,727,792.64 7.244
07-Sep-2020 Dividend 3,893,200 0.05 -194,660.00 3,843,200 - 23,555,024.32 6.129 20,638,731.37 5.370
24-Feb-2021 Dividend 2,893,200 0.07 -202,524.00 2,843,200 - 17,500,330.32 6.155 13,665,650.12 4.806
24-Aug-2021 Dividend 2,743,200 0.23 -630,936.00 2,843,200 - 17,500,330.32 6.155 13,034,714.12 4.584
07-Dec-2021 Dividend 2,743,200 0.10 -274,320.00 2,743,200 - 16,884,815.05 6.155 11,875,213.72 4.328
11-Mar-2022 Dividend 2,933,200 0.23 -674,636.00 2,933,200 - 18,652,035.52 6.358 12,938,245.32 4.410
08-Sep-2022 Dividend 2,933,200 0.25 -733,300.00 2,933,200 - 18,869,521.77 6.433 12,046,170.12 4.106
13-Mar-2023 Dividend 2,933,200 0.16 -469,312.00 2,933,200 - 19,037,475.78 6.490 11,536,514.52 3.933
06-Sep-2023 Dividend 3,003,200 0.08 -240,256.00 3,003,200 - 19,517,632.96 6.498 11,776,415.70 3.921
09-Jun-2020 Sell -1,000,000 6.90 -6,880,515.00 5,343,200 +645,869.97 33,312,955.34 6.234 31,905,123.37 5.971
10-Jun-2020 Sell -1,000,000 6.89 -6,870,541.50 4,343,200 +635,896.47 27,078,310.30 6.234 25,034,581.87 5.764
11-Jun-2020 View note Sell -1,000,000 6.89 -6,881,496.60 3,343,200 +646,851.57 20,843,665.27 6.234 18,153,085.27 5.429
06-Jul-2020 Sell -50,000 6.88 -342,785.20 3,293,200 +31,052.95 20,531,933.02 6.234 17,810,300.07 5.408
12-Nov-2020 Sell -550,000 6.80 -3,728,889.00 3,293,200 +357,931.63 20,184,066.95 6.129 16,909,842.37 5.134
20-Nov-2020 Sell -550,000 6.80 -3,728,889.00 2,743,200 +357,931.63 16,813,109.57 6.129 13,180,953.37 4.804
06-Oct-2021 Sell -100,000 8.88 -885,180.40 2,743,200 +269,665.12 16,884,815.05 6.155 12,149,533.72 4.428
11-Feb-2022 Sell -10,000 9.20 -91,604.40 2,783,200 +29,552.88 17,270,179.92 6.205 12,231,025.72 4.394
07-Apr-2022 Sell -100,000 10.16 -1,012,155.20 2,833,200 +376,261.45 18,016,141.77 6.358 11,926,090.12 4.209
04-Jan-2023 Sell -100,000 8.55 -851,606.00 2,833,200 +208,297.61 18,

By the way Mike-tikus cannot differentiate ROE and growth.
One is efficient use of equity the other is growing the revenue and thus income.