Insas trading volume for the past 3 days : 167,400 / 79,900 / 203,000

Insas-WC trading volume past 3 days : 427,300 / 2,291,500 / 4,830,600

Arm Holdings closed above US$140 last night. How much paper gain? Can someone do the maths?

0.865 cannot get, MrSslee will block at 0.91.

Wait for 90 sen.

Bought at 1.08.

Look, look only.

The gains selling Inari shares over the years are so huge there's no worries on losses from other associates.

Thong has a good heart. He helps friends, he helped me made a four fold gain on Insas shares. How can I not be grateful to Thong?

Thong is so smart that over the years he screwed so many people even people in a galaxy far, far away.

Thong graduated from the London School of Economics, UK and began his career in the financial services industry in 1979. From 1982 to 1988, he worked for Standard Chartered Merchant Bank Asia Limited in Singapore where he became Director of the Corporate Finance Division.

Ah Thong is smarter than what most people make out of him.

How many times I have to say Ah Thong already holds sufficient warrants to take his shareholding to 48%. How to raid Insas?

When will Engtex hit 80 sen?

Now watching this old John Woo movie "The Killer". Eh, why the lead actor resembles MrSslee?

This article first appeared in The Edge Malaysia Weekly on November 16, 2020 - November 22, 2020

SELANGOR state-controlled Kumpulan Perangsang Selangor Bhd (KPS) could be privatised in the near term, two separate sources who are familiar with the matter tell The Edge.

One source adds that Darul Ehsan Investment Group Bhd, KPS’ 57.88% shareholder, has appointed CIMB Investment Bank Bhd to handle the corporate exercise.
There is no point in keeping it (KPS) listed. The company’s stock has underperformed for the longest time,” he explains.

The other source says he had heard that KPS’ privatisation was in the pipeline but did not know if CIMB had been given the mandate to handle the corporate exercise.

Market observers are not surprised that the exercise was being contemplated as KPS’ stock has long been undervalued.

Privatization will only take place in year 2030.

The SCR wouldn't have succeeded if at least 75% didn't vote For it. This is democracy.

Posted by Income > 6 hours ago | Report Abuse

Tok Kok

Kok is Seputeh MP, right?

Hexza continues to hold up well.

In conclusion opposing shareholders numbered only 100+ and was short of the required 40 million shares to successfully oppose the SCR.

MPHBCap EGM gave an interesting insight. Surin had over 500 shareholders in his pocket who signed proxy forms over to him. He knew he has won already.

The 100+ who turned up voted No. The 500+ who voted Yes voted by proxy.

Posted by Lukey_Greek > 14 minutes ago | Report Abuse

The results show total 549 disinterested shareholders voted FOR vs 104 voted AGAINST. I saw only about 100+ shareholders turned up for the EGM. 🤔

~~~ Voting by proxy.

Nobody went?

Anyway, we should have faith in Ah Thong. He will make us rich (again) within 17 months.

Obsessed of Ah Thong.

That someone must be a Star Wars fan.

One hour to go, anyone arrived already?

Aiyaa MrSslee, why you try to block me? Sama-sama buy at 90 sen lah.

Hexza has consistently paid a minimum of 4 sen dividend annually in the past 10 years. This year they proposed a 7.5 sen dividend. There's huge margin of safety to protect from any drastic fall in US stocks values. At least, unlike Insas, Hexza makes effort to reward shareholders with higher dividend.

Insas is full of "smart" people, at one time there was someone who predicted that Insas will hit 60 ringgit, then went missing for months, now screaming boh chow see.

Will there be sufficient disinterested shareholders to vote YES? Needs 75%. Are you one of them? Exercise your vote wisely.

@MrSslee, usually I don't like to recommend stocks to others, I just quietly buy and announce my purchases ..... and later my sales. If you desire high dividend yield with high NTA, with high net cash/near cash backing, Hexza looks promising.

Insas warrant price currently trading at 9 to 10 sen premium has discouraged Ah Thong from buying the warrants. As expiry date draws closer warrant premium will eventually drop and Ah Thong will eventually mop up the warrants cheaply.

As to the question why, oh why, oh why hasn't Ah Thong made his move yet? Because ........ because .......... Ah Thong hasn't own enough warrants yet to take his shareholding over the 50% line. At present he has enough only to take him to 48%. He needs a bit more and he isn't in a hurry as he has until February 2026.

Please be reminded that EGM is at 10.30 am today.

Why hasn't Ah Thong exercise his warrants yet? Why? Why? Hahaha, because ...........

Hahaha, someone deleted his long posting.

Around 90 sen.

Luckily I sold last month for almost 30% gain.

Hexza has proposed final dividend of 7.5 sen.

I want to make a disclosure that I hold no Insas share and no Insas warrant ........ but I may buy tomorrow ........ or next week ......... or next month ........ or next year ................

Here we go again ...........

Dominant holding up well.

BIMB holding up well.

Hexza holding up well.

The cash hoard in Inari came from where? The private placements not so long ago?

Overall stock market is going to consolidate for a while (until October) with downside bias. Only banks and utility stocks would hold up.

Who's going to EGM tomorrow?

Has Engtex hit 80 sen?