if got take over, fast fast whack lor

Loss 20c per share but share price not affected. Doesn't make sense at all. Whats brewing?

might as well drop to 1.00. Then sai lang in.

Bad quarter result perhaps? If drop to RM1.00, sell ass and taruh!

Pajak your house, car, gold and BUY!!!

TP RM3.00 :P

http://bepi.mpob.gov.my/index.php/en/statistics/production/168-production-2016/747-production-of-oil-palm-products-2016.html

Refer to above link, OVERALL MARKET production down. You are talking about SOME COMPANIES production up, which could be due to more matured trees, more plantations acquired etc... have you really done your homework manji?

Timber segment down is a known variable. Palm oil segment is the saving grace. Palm oil segment production down true but that's the overall palm oil industry phenomenon. Supply drop, price up, common sense. The point is investors should look at whether this production drop/price up is positive/negative to earnings. If you are still lazy to do homework even though production figures and price figures are publicly available then you are missing the real picture. Oh, don't forget management mentioned new palm oil mill with bigger capacity will be operational by this year end...meaning more palm oil production...

Habis liao, hospital project taken by jibby's golf buddy...

Ya, let people who lazy to do homework sell and let me collect cheap. They don't realise FFB & CPO average prices are so high compared to last year that JTIASA actually making much more profit than last year.

As long as price goes up enough to compensate for dropping output, resulting in total increase of revenue.

Ya, even without Splash bonus current Div yield 5.2% is a steal. Yield seeking institutional investors will soon rush to buy until yield reaches 3-4%.

Past few days dropped with little volume. No worries since not big boys dump.

fuh, non-stop collecting this LTH

Break 1.50 liao, BBBBB

lai liao

who is buying??

Ya, coming quarter should be better. Buy on dips

Nice la. After LTH, who else? EPF?

None taken. All the best to those still holding.

Quote "Vice chairman of Dong Nai Province People’s Committee, Vo Van Chanh, said at a press conference on August 12 that the company was caught releasing wastewater into the environment and burying a big volume of waste mud in its campus.

“We found the violation in a sudden check at the company’s campus on July 28,” Chanh said. “The company has admitted to its violations. Relevant agencies are investigating the irregularities to make a precise assessment.”"Unquote

Which part of this is wild guess? They were CAUGHT in the act.

I wonder why an announcement on bursa was not made for such incident with huge potential huge impact.

By VnExpress August 14, 2016 | 11:03 am GMT+7

Police will launch a criminal investigation if the discharged waste is classified as hazardous.

Not long after the environmental disaster caused by Taiwanese Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Company along Vietnam’s central coast, a Malaysian firm in the southern region has been caught discharging unprocessed waste into the environment.

On July 28, Dong Nai Province’s environment police, in coordination with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, discovered Chin Well Fasteners Vietnam Co., Ltd was using one of its two underground pipelines to discharge untreated wastewater directly into the environment.

The Malaysian-owned firm that manufactures bolts and screws has denied the claim, saying the water is used to irrigate trees.

Authorities also found a large amount of waste buried on the site, news site VietnamPlus reported on August 12, quoting Vo Van Chanh, vice chairman of Dong Nai People’s Committee.

The incident is under investigation and samples of the wastewater and solid waste are being analyzed. Chin Well Fasteners Vietnam will face a criminal investigation if the waste is found to be hazardous. Otherwise, administrative fines will be imposed, the Dong Nai Newspaper reported August 12.

Locals living near the Formosa Industrial Park in Nhon Trach District where the Malaysian firm is located said underground water in the area has been severely polluted recently.

“My family has five wells but none of them can be used. Although the water looks clean, it smells like herbicide,” local woman Vo Thu Hoi told VietnamPlus.

Chin Well Fasteners Vietnam was founded in 2005 and operates as a subsidiary of Malaysia’s Chin Well Holdings Berhad. The Vietnam-based unit has investment capital of $80 million and has around 600 employees.

60 percent of Chin Well Fasterners Vietnam’s products are exported to Europe, 30 percent to the U.S, 5 percent to Japan and the rest to Southeast Asian nations, according to Chin Well’s data.

Chin Well Fasteners Vietnam is one of several foreign companies in the Formosa Industrial Park in Nhon Trach District. Taiwanese conglomerate Formosa Plastics Group established the industrial park in Dong Nai in 2001, seven years before Formosa Ha Tinh (2008). Formosa Plastics Group has four plants in the industrial park in Dong Nai.

In late June, Formosa Ha Tinh Steel admitted its $10.6 billion steel plant was responsible for the mass fish deaths that plagued the central coast. The company apologized to Vietnam and pledged to pay $500 million in compensation for the environmental disaster that it caused.

http://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/malaysian-owned-firm-faces-sanctions-for-polluting-in-southern-vietnam-3452277.html

Don't understand the monthly production figures...for example in Jan16, out of 22017.25 MT of ores mined, they managed to produce only 71.84 oz of gold but somehow increased gold inventory by about 300kg? Can someone please enlighten me?

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