@ Ikkiwong, what is your TP for Leweko?

Wow...just look at how much the majority shareholders control! Sure char kuey goreng soon.

Looking at the buying que today, clear that collection still underway. Just hold to reap your reward.

@ Bigbull99, no share buy back today. It is just the SBB summary for buy-backs done on Dec 9 to 11.

Thanks @ Sherlockman. Looking at the buying pattern these last few days, think it will jump once the rights are in the CDS acc next Tuesday.

@ sherlockman, what is your TP? I think this can follow Saudee and go very far.

TP1 sure 30 sen but TP2 is the moon :)

@ Artane, spot on. Vroom...

@ Fluffyclouds, WA expires on Dec 13th and the reason why the mother share is being pressed down. May go down further before it actually rebounds. If you are invested for the mid to long term, just hold it. If you are trading or have a short term outlook, you will have to decide. All the best.

Thank you @ kyosan. Got what you mean :)

Thanks @ Adamking. Let’s hope for new ceilings then.

Hello @ Kyosan. You seem very familiar with this counter. I believe it is being prep for massive upward movement. Do you have the same opinion? If yes, what sort of TP are you looking at once the rights are listed? Thank you.

Well said @ Lau9639. Thank you.

Thank you for your write-up. In your opinion, why has the share not moved upwards yet? I agree that there is so much value but price understated.

I thought that this platform was to share relevant information. If not supportive of this counter, then don't need to bad mouth and consistently put down share price prospects. This only reflects poorly on the person putting forward useless and pointless statements. Lets just act and communicate as responsible shareholders. Thank you.

Been following this counter for a while. Balance Sheet undervalued. What is needed is for these assets to be realised. Only then can the counter really move. Just my opinion.

Thanks Calvin for sharing such an insightful and inspiring story. First class.

Thanks Calvin. Good write-up. Clear and precise as to why plantation stocks will soar like the eagles :)

Good morning my fellow investors. Anyone has thoughts on AmInvest TP of RM0.79 for Luxchem? AmInvest recommends Sell. I have come to realise that with banks, when they sell, it is actually a buy call. What do you think? Thanks.

Good morning my fellow investors. Anyone has thoughts on AmInvest TP of RM0.79 for Luxchem? AmInvest recommends Sell. I have come to realise that with banks, when they sell, it is actually a buy call. What do you think? Thanks.

Hi Calvin. Your thoughts on AmInvest TP of RM0.79 for Luxchem? AmInvest recommends Sell. I have come to realise that with banks, when they sell, it is actually a buy call. What do you think? Thanks.

Going for Jtiasa and Bplant. Thanks Calvin.

Well written Calvin. Thanks always for sharing investing tips.

Thank you Calvin. Your elaboration is most apt and demonstrates the potential of Jtiasa share value in the coming month(s).

Karma awaits the "so-called" analyst from Macquarie Bank. What nonsense to speculate about 2022 when we are still treading water now! More over, 180 degree reversal from just two weeks ago when it stated TP was RM30.40.

Karma awaits the "so-called" analyst from Macquarie Bank. What nonsense to speculate about 2022 when we are still treading water now! More over, 180 degree reversal from just two weeks ago when it stated TP was RM30.40.

Easy to spew nonsense sitting behind a bank desk. Hey Mr Prem, if you have any decency, please explain the turnaround from August 26 to now? I think it is a no brainer...

Macquarie Bank should be suspended. How can they say TP is RM30.40 on August 26 and now after split is RM5.40 or RM16.20 before split. This is clear manipulation lah...

Thanks Vincent. Much appreciated. I think the CPO will continue to rise due to the shortage of edible oils produced in India, Pakistan and East Africa due to the on-going locust infestation.

Thanks Calvin. Another superb buy call. Most appreciated. Cheers.

For Jasonlingwj, yes Calvin does have his own blog on I3 Investor plus his website. Suggest that you scroll up to his last comment and click on his user name to see his profile and comments. There, you can write to him and ask him accordingly. All the best.

Prestar is yet another great call by Calvin. Hope for many more such great calls to come.

Surehuat and Springbok, you are absolutely right. Calvin has been a wonderful mentor, guiding us on selecting the right stocks for the right reasons. Many many thanks Calvin.

Thanks Calvin for sharing these thoughts with us. Very much appreciated. Looking forward to HLT over performing.

For Calvintaneng, thanks very much for your views on Netx. I reckon you are right and the directors/owners have already put in motion the company's transformation. You mentioned that you have a WhatsApp group - how does one join? Thanks in advance, YJ

Hello Sensonic, who is Uncle? Thanks for letting us know.

Well thought out and written. Kudos Tradeview!

Securities Commission of Malaysia, if you are reading this, then please do your job and act on this. Many shareholders who innocently or naively believed in him have been grossly misled. Clear cut case.

for apparel goods. My comment is for apparel only.

Cambodia is the new hot hot place to make business

Win168, Trump has now realise that vendors are using Vietnam as the back door to continue operations from China. Now he is after them. Free tax so what if cannot attract investment

Yang lain, what to do, kena flushlah...

Betul Pak Xuxu. At least someone knows the play here...

Problem lies with too many short term traders. Now boss is flushing them lah

Vroom vroom once people realise this is a very undervalued stock. People concern that revenue down but profit up. If they study how to do business, then they will realise moving operations from China to Cambodia may result is short term revenue fall but long term profit uptrend. Read the newspapers from earlier this week about Nike's largest supplier moving out of Vietnam and into Cambodia and Indonesia. Good luck.

For Mr SS Lee, I believe that John Lee and 3iii are correct. We need to pose pertinent questions otherwise the entire AGM will just be spent on accounting items. Our concerns as minority shareholders is to understand the business going forward, agreeing on a final dividend for 2017 and future dividend policy as well as why no external analysts are being asked to write about the company. The latter is vital in times of information lagging from the management directly. The share buy-back proposal is a good step forward by the management. Thank you again for being instrumental in getting the minority shareholders concerns tabled during the AGM. See you there.

Hi Mr SS Lee, the question on bad debts provision is why make such a provision when the note 17 to the FS per page 113 clearly states that there are not deemed impaired. Is this a way to sandbag expenses? Thanks.

For QQQ3, these are reasonable questions to ask of the BOD and Management from a shareholder. I am a shareholder of other large foreign conglomerates and have attended those company AGMs and asked similar questions with satisfactory responses. Hope to receive the same too from Hengyuan's BOD and Management. Thanks.

For Mr SS Lee, I have a few questions for you to include in your list of queries during the AGM:

1. Resolutions 11 and 12:
a) ask the Board and Management to disclose their solvency analysis that shows a liquidity concern if this quantum of dividend is paid out. The free cash flow based on the Statement of Cash Flow for 2017 indicates otherwise when you take into account forward earnings 2018 onwards.
b) what would be their alternative final dividend for 2017?
c) if a dividend policy cannot be established now, then when and for how much - bi-annually at least?

2. P&L 2017:
a) if they cannot pay the dividend we are asking for, why then should the directors be paid a hefty increase in fees from RM1,671 million to RM2,837 million
b) what is the basis for providing such a huge bad debt provision of RM1,383 million when the provision was a credit balance in 2016? Furthermore, a significant portion of these are deemed not impaired.
c) revenue expectations for 2018 - the Board clearly indicated in page 41 that the gradual recovery of crude prices allowed them to increase their gross margins. So, what is the pessimism for not wanting to pay reasonable dividends as per my Points 1(a) and (c) above.

3. Why has the Board and Management not asked for any write-ups from external analysts - this would have at least reduced the amount of uncertainty being speculated in the I-Investor Forum?

4. Details on the progress of the upgrade and what financial improvement can be deduced once done. Also, they should be able to produce a better variety of petroleum products. What is the aim of expanding sales other than the current arrangement with Shell?

Thank you and best of luck with the AGM deliberations.

Repost from separate forum on notice of requisitions update.

Hello Mr Lee, thank you once again for proactively updating us minority shareholders on your communiques with Heng Yuan's Legal and Corporate Affairs Department. Although yet to be confirmed, it is most re-assuring to know that the target of 50 requisitions has been met. I do hope that the final count is far ahead of this figure to prove to the company's management that they need to start listening to the minority shareholders too. With regards to the upgrade and its impact on the financials, Mr Surya confirms what we all have already known i.e. the company has indeed hedged its forward risks. On the matter of the prevalence of negative comments in this forum, don't be disheartened as there must be an ulterior motive behind these people trying so hard to dispel the true picture of the company's future. Keep pushing on as we are all right behind you. Thank you again for all your efforts spearheading this initiative.