Down trend.

More shares.

Time to fly!

Smooth transition. Father is a Dr and more brainy. What’s the issue?

Still got pp?

Seasonal. CNY over!

Nice.

RGtech is good co, but can’t fly. Why?

Co will be alright now, if MACC can tangkap all the tikus. Should go up. Anyway, who is that International Sales Manager?

Future monopoly...

What caused FGV lost $? With Eagle High, now Msia world no 1?

When get back the hundreds of millions? Hutang is still $$$$$ ! This Ctr is rich actually.

Posted by abuqayr > Jan 6, 2017 03:04 PM | Report Abuse

tahun ni dpt 20mil punya contract laaa...org hutang iris abroad ratus juta,Tan say Jim bikin apa?main perempuan saja tau...

If SC goes after TSJ, all his existing unsold shares will be suspended or forfeited, right?

Who is his left pocket?

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Posted by davidlim85 > Dec 27, 2016 08:58 PM | Report Abuse

Right pocket turn to left pocket

Sell to whom?

Why he suddenly sell?

Or is he manipulating Iris shares?

Today continue sell off = TSJ cabut-ing kah?
He still has

Direct (units) 70,133,233
Direct (%) 3.121
Indirect/deemed interest (units) 2,625,458
Indirect/deemed interest (%) 0.117
Date of notice 27/12/2016

The above article link is here. http://www.solomonstarnews.com/news/national/11977-historic-e-passport-system-launched Just in case you want to know where i found it.

Another country, Solomon Islands launched IRIS epassport couple of days ago!

Historic e-passport system launched
Published: 16 December 2016

SOLOMON Islands is the first country in the Pacific region to operate an e-passport system, thanks to the Public, Private, Partnership (PPP) Model between the DCC Government and the IRIS Corporation Berhad Company of Malaysia.

Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare officially launched the e-passport system on Thursday, at the Honiara International Terminal.

The successful launch of the system came about after the DCC Government signed an agreement with IRIS Corporation Berhad in November 2015.

This is to help establish the information and management system of e-passport and boarder control in Solomon Islands.

The Immigration Division of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Labour and Immigration was mandated under the agreement to implement the e-Passport and Border Control and Management System.

The implementation of the project started early April 2016.

Prime Minister Sogavare was a happy man yesterday, when he proudly declared the e-passport system open.

“….for Solomon Islands, this project is the first of its kind in the region and since it was also an additional policy initiative of the DCCG, the Government decided therefore to undertake the project under a Public/Private/Partnership (PPP) model, another first since launching of the PPP study Report,” Mr Sogavare said.

He added that it is important also to recognize such engagement, between the government and private companies together with the e-Passport and Border Control and Management System.

“From the government’s perspective, having the e-passport and Border Control and Management System in place will have enormous benefits for Solomon Islands Citizens and country,” the Prime Minister said.

Mr Sogavare further highlighted that the IRIS Corporation Berhad was an easy choice to engage for the project as it is recognised for producing Asia’s first integrated smart card facility and for launching the first e-Passport in Malaysia in 1998.

Speaking on behalf of the company, the Project Manager Sim Shin Yun said they are happy to work together with the National Government through the Immigration department to make this project a success.

“As this is the first e-Passport system being set up in the Pacific, we are happy to contribute towards the history of this set up.

“On behalf of the IRIS Corporation Berhad, I would like to thank the staff of the Immigration department for working closely with me and my team towards the success of this project,” Ms Sim said.

Meanwhile, following the successful launching event yesterday, there are few works that needs to be done before it goes into full operation.

By RONALD TOITO’ONA

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometric_passport

MalaysiaEdit

See also: Malaysian passport

Malaysia was the first country in the world to issue biometric passports in 1998, after a local company, IRIS Corporation, developed the technology. Malaysia is however not a member of the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) and its first biometric passport did not conform to the same standards as the VWP biometric document because the Malaysian biometric passport was issued several years ahead of the VWP requirement. The difference lies in the storage of fingerprint template instead of fingerprint image in the chip, the rest of the technologies are the same. Also the biometric passport was designed to be read only if the receiving country has the authorization from the Malaysian Immigration Department.[citation needed] Malaysia started issuing ICAO compliant passports from February 2010.

Malaysia used to issue passports with validity for 2 years and 5 years, but the passport with 2 years validity was withdrawn since Jan, 2015.

The pricing for a Malaysian passport are RM 200 with 5 years validity, RM100 for senior citizens, children below 12, Haj pilgrims, and students below 21 and studying abroad is RM100 and is free for disabled citizens.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometric_passport

MalaysiaEdit

See also: Malaysian passport

Malaysia was the first country in the world to issue biometric passports in 1998, after a local company, IRIS Corporation, developed the technology. Malaysia is however not a member of the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) and its first biometric passport did not conform to the same standards as the VWP biometric document because the Malaysian biometric passport was issued several years ahead of the VWP requirement. The difference lies in the storage of fingerprint template instead of fingerprint image in the chip, the rest of the technologies are the same. Also the biometric passport was designed to be read only if the receiving country has the authorization from the Malaysian Immigration Department.[citation needed] Malaysia started issuing ICAO compliant passports from February 2010.

Malaysia used to issue passports with validity for 2 years and 5 years, but the passport with 2 years validity was withdrawn since Jan, 2015.

The pricing for a Malaysian passport are RM 200 with 5 years validity, RM100 for senior citizens, children below 12, Haj pilgrims, and students below 21 and studying abroad is RM100 and is free for disabled citizens.

Wonder if Bruce is TSJ!!! When price was that high then, cheer buntut kah! Stupid barger! Where has he die?! Bring everyone to holland!

Cheer now lah! To gain back all losses! Contract back to Iris & Dsonic, the infringer is going to pay BIG time! $$$$$$$$$

Ini kali manyak good lol ! BUY!


Resolve patent right dispute, companies told
BY REENA RAJ

Saturday December 17, 2016
07:59 AM GMT+8

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 17 — The Home Ministry is aware about a patent right dispute pertaining to the infringement of Malaysia’s e-passport chip technology between the previous and current vendors.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the subject was a legal matter between the two companies but the ministry was concerned over it.

“They (the companies) have got to resolve the matter among themselves. I am following through with the action taken by the new vendor,” he said in an interview recently.

Ahmad Zahid was responding to reports that the previous vendor Iris Corp Bhd was considering taking legal action against current vendor Datasonic Group Bhd and the authorities for alleged infringement of its e-passport chip technology.

Iris produced the first electronic passport and national multi-application smart card.

Speaking on claims that there are plans by the new passport to be made in China, Ahmad Zahid said that would never happen.

“I have told the Home Ministry secretary general to put conditions that the new passport supplier (Datasonic) has to produce the passports locally. The vendor must accept that the continuity of the passport issuance has to be done by the previous supplier,” he said

Ahmad Zahid added that the ministry has conducted a study on the details of the passport production process locally and the cost factor should not arise.

“Even other countries have engaged our printers to produce their passports because it is comparative in terms of cost,” he said.

On June 16, Malay Mail in an exclusive report revealed that the Immigration Department was struggling to cope with demand because it did not have sufficient stock of passports as a large number of chips used in the data page in the passports had defects and were rejected by the National Printing Department.

The department prints the booklets while Datasonic Group Bhd provides them with the bio-data polycarbonate data page, known as the E-data page, with a microchip in it. The E-data page, which holds information of the passport bearer, is then integrated into the passport by the department.

The report also highlighted the plight of the rakyat who had to queue outside passport offices as early as 4am because of the limited number of passport booklets.

On July 28, following queries by the Malay Mail, Zahid instructed the National Printing Department to print more passports with immediate effect to overcome the serious shortage in the country.

Ahmad Zahid said he had told the department to increase the production of passports from 5,000 to 20,000 daily.

- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/resolve-patent-right-dispute-companies-told#sthash.8s17Lkr0.dpuf

Datasonic habis Liao lol like that! Pay until buntut also open flower!!!!

Resolve patent right dispute, companies told
BY REENA RAJ

Saturday December 17, 2016
07:59 AM GMT+8

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 17 — The Home Ministry is aware about a patent right dispute pertaining to the infringement of Malaysia’s e-passport chip technology between the previous and current vendors.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the subject was a legal matter between the two companies but the ministry was concerned over it.

“They (the companies) have got to resolve the matter among themselves. I am following through with the action taken by the new vendor,” he said in an interview recently.

Ahmad Zahid was responding to reports that the previous vendor Iris Corp Bhd was considering taking legal action against current vendor Datasonic Group Bhd and the authorities for alleged infringement of its e-passport chip technology.

Iris produced the first electronic passport and national multi-application smart card.

Speaking on claims that there are plans by the new passport to be made in China, Ahmad Zahid said that would never happen.

“I have told the Home Ministry secretary general to put conditions that the new passport supplier (Datasonic) has to produce the passports locally. The vendor must accept that the continuity of the passport issuance has to be done by the previous supplier,” he said

Ahmad Zahid added that the ministry has conducted a study on the details of the passport production process locally and the cost factor should not arise.

“Even other countries have engaged our printers to produce their passports because it is comparative in terms of cost,” he said.

On June 16, Malay Mail in an exclusive report revealed that the Immigration Department was struggling to cope with demand because it did not have sufficient stock of passports as a large number of chips used in the data page in the passports had defects and were rejected by the National Printing Department.

The department prints the booklets while Datasonic Group Bhd provides them with the bio-data polycarbonate data page, known as the E-data page, with a microchip in it. The E-data page, which holds information of the passport bearer, is then integrated into the passport by the department.

The report also highlighted the plight of the rakyat who had to queue outside passport offices as early as 4am because of the limited number of passport booklets.

On July 28, following queries by the Malay Mail, Zahid instructed the National Printing Department to print more passports with immediate effect to overcome the serious shortage in the country.

Ahmad Zahid said he had told the department to increase the production of passports from 5,000 to 20,000 daily.

- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/resolve-patent-right-dispute-companies-told#sthash.8s17Lkr0.dpuf

Down trend. Sell!

Omg! Fire sale! But my wife says we better watch till 0.6, see if still got hope ...

I like your honesty. U sound like a chabo I know. ;) ;)

Posted by Koon Bee > Jan 12, 2016 12:05 AM | Report Abuse

I joking only la...but, honestly...i suspect some of the sifu start dispose or already dispose hevea last week

Wah U really peach lobang ini kali lol... all Sifu busy counting earning less how much! Hehehe... Being Sifu's pet got keistimewaannya - get to jump sama2 Sifu. Lucky u!

Posted by Koon Bee > Jan 11, 2016 11:19 PM | Report Abuse

All sifu busy counting earning less how much or counting how to do dollar cost averaging on hevea?? Haha...joke only since all so stress on hevea..jangan marah koon bee ok



Posted by Koon Bee > Jan 11, 2016 11:55 PM | Report Abuse


Ya...i all in AWC and reserve some cash of 250k to catch comcorp...i hv 5000 units TGuan

But must work doubly hard oh.... U seems to be losing in all your counters! Huhuhuh!

Flytothemoon, u ah....why change name? I almost can't recognize u except from the Lalat on your face. hohoho... Hard core gambling chabo like u how can easily scare one...Lose everything, still can use lubong to earn back . :) no scare, no scare....

Happy, babe?

Quoting Flytothemoon Word for word:

Quoting Stock: [HEVEA]: HEVEABOARD BHD
Jan 7, 2016 09:10 AM | Report Abuse

game, i like the "karma" badly~

But never mind, flytothemoon can afford to lose a lot more, far far more.... She curse herself one huh, I didn't say....

U u u so ayam lol like that.... Cakap tak serupa bikin... Dah lari ya? Wakakah!

flytothemoon soon hao ng, salute, at this moment you dare to top up, i only dare to hold only
11/01/2016 15:28

U all so unlucky, foul mouth flytothemoon bring so much jinxs to this ctr! Huhuhuh!

Buy la, so cheap now.

Sorry, no stock on hand. Kekekkk Shanghai market may fall anytime. Good la, u still got so much profit. Kekekek

Wow,looks like going to limit down! Flytothemoon, your golden chance to reap your karma!

Didn't u say will buy if drop 10%? Good time to dive in!

flytothemoon backed to the price one month ago
11/01/2016 12:02

Wonder if China circuit breaker suspension would trigger World circuit breakers?

Haha! I practise ZEN....

In out in out tomorrow climax, u mean?! Wakakah!

Haha, u just join conversation huh... We talked about it for a bit oledi.. So what r your tots, chansifu?

Very short noticed this news. A few days ago I heard very different news. Really give them no time to prep. Berak berdiri lol this time...

Just watch show la... Pick dead chicken of your choice later...

Fat hopes.

Exporters with China connection now kencing berdiri...

Black Friday lol...

Watch Shanghai more accurate.