(b) The Group’s term loan is secured over the land of a subsidiary (see Note 12)

At 31 December 2021, land with a carrying amount of RM9,457,000 (2020: Nil) is subject to a registered debenture to
secure bank loans granted to the Group (see Note 26(b))

Borrowings were unsecured other than above according to AR.
AR could be wrong of course.

That means LTAT and Boustead can just go jalan jalan cuti cuti Malaysia, no worries.

its red coz the Fake Pester is dumping ...

been a Boom and Bust business for past 50 years

so no sheet its Bust in 2023

I will propose a Newco called Amrahp, 100% owned by LTAT to take over the Monopoly with Gobermen, to bill whatever they feel like billing.

The Oldco called Pharma, the lung machine will be turned off.

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Personally I find it fantastic that substandard stocks are pumped up.
This means that those Gems and Jewels are still untouched at a very good value.

Super rich always encourage low level people to buy substandard stocks. Keeps them occupied.

This concept is called socio-biology. Its inbuilt into DNA to waste other people's time.
Socio-biology is a mechanism to pull people down, ie prevent people from bettering themselves.

=> Nothing is what it seems

when the tut tut taxi driver cump must dump

its called deja vu

the same guy came for sumatec
the same guy came for serba
the same guy came for pharma

I believe someone activated Area 51 and the Martians had landed

I am sure there must be 1 guy who refuses free vaccine from China

and

insists on paying Pharma RM532 million

this guy must exist in real life right?

maybe some guy from banana republic will pay Pharma RM532 million right?

yeah TNB will be sending Bills to its own substations since all Johor districts under flood

pang72
you lost half your capital and call other people joy holland?

the Buffalo has no morals
and will buy all counters that make money including but not limited to OnG

PHNOM PENH (Xinhua): A special plane carrying a new batch of China-donated Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccines arrived in the capital of Cambodia Wednesday (March 31) night, giving the country bigger possibility to inoculate its citizens against Covid-19.

China has announced donations of 5.7 million doses of its Sinopharm vaccine. The shot is not the preferred one for many Vietnamese, but it is helping to fill local supply gaps and is playing an increasing role in Vietnam's inoculation campaign, which started later than those in some other countries.

YANGON (Xinhua): More than 2.2 million doses of Sinovac Covid-19 vaccines donated by China through the COVAX Facility arrived in Myanmar's Yangon on Wednesday (March 30), according to the Information Ministry.

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According to Yahoo Finance12, JTIASA shares have rebounded 29% in the last thirty days after a sharp drop in October 2022. However, some investors may still be concerned about the company’s earnings outlook, as it reported a lower-than-expected revenue and profit margin for the second quarter of 20232.

The company’s CEO Dato’ Wong Sie Young has given an interview to Asia Outlook magazine3 where he discussed the challenges and opportunities facing JTIASA, as well as its new ventures and direction. He expressed confidence in the company’s long-term growth potential and its ability to diversify its business portfolio3.

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Hello, this is Bing. It seems like you are interested in the 59th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of INSAS Berhad, a Malaysian investment holding company1. According to a blog post by Lee Soon Sheng, a shareholder of INSAS, he had some questions and suggestions for the Board of Directors (BOD) regarding dividend policy, share distribution and corporate governance1. He also mentioned that he had a heated argument with Dato’ Thong Eng How (also known as Thong Jai), the Executive Chairman of INSAS23.

Thong Jai is not to be confused with Thongchai McIntyre (also known as Bird Thongchai), a Thai singer and actor4. Tai Thong Mooncake is also unrelated to INSAS or Thong Jai; it is a company that sells mooncakes in Malaysia5.

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Thank you for clarifying your query. According to some web sources, some possible factors that may affect INSAS Bhd’s performance and share price are:

The company reported a drop of 16% in earnings per share (EPS) for the last year1.
The company is a major shareholder of Inari Amertron Bhd, which is a supplier of radio frequency chips to Broadcom. Broadcom has been facing some challenges due to the US-China trade war and the Covid-19 pandemic2.
The company’s P/E ratio is low, which may indicate that the market expects very poor growth or even falling earnings from the company3.
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Hello, this is Bing. Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd (PetChem) is a Malaysian petrochemical company that has seen its market capitalization drop by RM9.6 billion after posting poor results and facing downgrades by analysts1. The company’s fourth-quarter net profit plunged 68% year-on-year due to lower product prices and sales volumes2. Analysts have cast doubt on the company’s outlook amid weak demand and margin pressure23.

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According to finance result 1, INSAS is a Malaysian company that is engaged in several business divisions, such as stockbroking, corporate finance, investment holding, retail trading and car rental. It also involves in property development and investment. As of March 4th 2023, its share price was 0.775 MYR, up by 0.005 MYR or 0.6494% from the previous close. Its market capitalization was 533.878 million MYR and its price-to-earnings ratio was 2.25.

According to web result 2, some analysts have given INSAS a price target of 1 MYR, which implies a potential upside of about 29% from its current price. However, this is not a guarantee and may change depending on various factors.

According to web result 3, the technical analysis summary for INSAS shows that it has a neutral trend on the daily timeframe, with mixed signals from moving averages and oscillators.

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I understand that you are concerned about INSAS’s investment potential. Based on 1, some investors may think that INSAS is riskier than it looks, as it has a low price-to-earnings ratio of 2.7x, which could indicate that it is overvalued or facing some challenges. However, INSAS is also engaged in several business divisions, such as stockbroking, investment holding and trading, and car rental2, which may provide some diversification and stability. Moreover, INSAS owns a significant stake in Inari Amertron Bhd, a leading semiconductor company3, which may boost its earnings and value. Therefore, whether INSAS is a bad investment or not may depend on your risk appetite, time horizon and financial goals. What are you looking for in an investment?

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It seems that Lee Soon Sheng is a shareholder of INSAS Berhad, a Malaysian investment holding company123. He has submitted some questions for the 59th INSAS AGM scheduled on 2-Dec-20211, such as asking about the dividend policy, the share buyback plan and the future prospects of the company1. He has also expressed his intention to mobilize other shareholders to approve a share distribution of Inari shares to INSAS shareholders at the 57th AGM of INSAS in 20183.

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The term Operator is defined as camouflaged Malglish for Sharks

All these are non-christians.

Educated China Christians do not tattoo.

sslee
you are talking "good"about Leno being trapped, rite?

///////they are unable to push up insas price because already trapped and all in WC./////

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another Insas RI in 2026
such a lo.oo.ong wait

sslee
I was trying to imitate Miley Cyrus excellent acting performance portrayed in Woody Allen's "Crisis in 6 Scenes" shown in Amazon Prime Video.
Real funny drama
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sslee
cents does not exist in Malaysia
its sen

cents is only used by the oppressive lying expansionistic Capitalistic Imperialistic Pigs working under Deep State taking advantage of the hardworking people struggling to survive daily on menu rahmah with RM2.00 nasi lemak using weak rubber bands spilling all nasi on ground.

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Capital A is a Malaysia-based investment holding company that was formerly known as AirAsia Group1. It has a portfolio of travel and lifestyle businesses, including aviation, engineering, digital and ventures21.

Some possible reasons not to buy Capital A stock are:

The aviation industry is still recovering from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and travel restrictions2.
The company faces competition from other low-cost carriers and digital platforms in the region1.
The company has a high debt level and negative cash flow3.
However, these reasons may not apply to everyone. You should do your own research and analysis before making any investment decisions. What are your goals and risk appetite for investing?

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You expect the global glove demand to decline as the COVID-19 pandemic eases.
You anticipate intense competition and oversupply in the glove industry in 20233.
You want to diversify your portfolio or invest in other sectors with higher growth potential.
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Public Bank is a Malaysian banking group that provides various financial products and services1. Its return on equity (ROE) is a measure of its profitability relative to its shareholders’ equity. According to one source2, Public Bank achieved a net ROE of 13.6% in 2019, which was within its full-year target range of 13% to 14%. However, this was lower than its ROE from 2007 to 2013, which was above 20% a year3.

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A harsher operating environment for banks due to lower interest rates, higher credit costs, slower loan growth and tighter regulations1.
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These factors have resulted in lower earnings growth for Public Bank, which has affected its ROE. For example, its net profit fell by 1% year-on-year in FY2019, which was the first time in 18 years that its earnings declined on a yearly basis3.

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The contract wrangle is related to DNex’s subsidiary Dnex Technology Sdn Bhd (DTSB) which provides maintenance services for the National Single Window (NSW) system1. The NSW system is a platform that facilitates trade-related processes and transactions between government agencies and businesses1.

DNex claimed that it had received a letter from Dagang Net Technologies Sdn Bhd (DNT), the original contractor of the NSW system, stating that DNT had terminated its subcontract with DTSB effective Nov 15, 20221. DNex said that DNT’s termination was unlawful and invalid, and that it would take legal action against DNT to protect its rights and interests1.

DNex also said that it had received a letter from the Ministry of Finance (MoF) on Nov 16, 2022, informing that MoF had extended DTSB’s appointment as a subcontractor for the NSW system for another six months until May 15, 20231. DNex said that this showed that MoF recognised DTSB’s role and performance in maintaining the NSW system1.

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The contract wrangle has caused uncertainty and volatility in DNex’s share price, which plunged by more than 30% on Nov 17, 202213. It has also raised questions about DNex’s ability to secure future contracts and projects related to the NSW system or other government initiatives3.

I had sent my request to admin to close my account.... twice but no news yet.

so if you dun see me anymore, it means my i3investor account is already closed.

cannot understand why some people hot hot over banned or suspended
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Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd (PCG) is a Malaysian company that produces and sells petrochemical products. According to its website1, PCG’s return on equity (ROE) for 2022 was 9.1%, which was lower than its ROE for 2021 (10.8%).

According to a news article2, PCG expects a challenging first half in 2023 as the group continues to face slow demand and higher costs due to inflation. This could affect its ROE for 2023 negatively.

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According to one result1, the ROE (return on equity) for Yinson Holdings Berhad is 8.3% based on the trailing twelve months to October 20221. This means that for every MYR 1 worth of shareholders’ equity, the company generated MYR 0.083 in profit. According to another result2, this ROE is lower than the industry average of 10.6% for oil and gas companies2. However, it is also higher than the cost of equity of 7.9% for Yinson Holdings Berhad2. This means that the company is creating value for its shareholders.

One possible reason for the low ROE compared to its peers is that Yinson Holdings Berhad uses a high amount of debt to increase returns. It has a debt to equity ratio of 1.50, which means that it has more debt than equity in its capital structure1. This could increase its financial risk and lower its profitability in times of economic downturn or rising interest rates.

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Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd (PetChem) is a Malaysian petrochemical company that has seen its market capitalization drop by RM9.6 billion after posting poor results and facing downgrades by analysts1. The company’s net profit for FY2022 fell 14% to RM6.32 billion from RM7.35 billion in FY20211. Some analysts expect a down-cycle for the petrochemical sector over the next few years, beginning in 20222. However, some analysts remain bullish on PetChem’s prospects due to its involvement in the Pengerang Integrated Complex (PIC)3.

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Hengyuan Refining Company Bhd has a bad outlook due to several factors, such as low refining margins, high competition from China refineries, weak demand for petroleum products and rising crude oil prices123. The company’s share price has declined by more than 50% since January 20222.

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Hengyuan Refining Company Bhd is a Malaysian company that operates an oil refinery in Port Dickson. According to its latest financial reports12, it posted a net loss of RM232.1 million for 4QFY2022 and a net loss of RM157.6 million for FY20223. Some of the reasons for its losses include lower motor gas cracks, lower sales volume, foreign exchange losses and tax under accrual12.

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According to the web search results, some of the bad news related to Petronas Chemicals are:

Its net profit for the fourth quarter of 2022 fell to RM481 million, which was about a quarter of the net profit of 4QFY211.
Its earnings per share dropped to six sen from 26 sen in the same period1.
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There is no definitive answer to whether MyEG will go bankrupt or not, but based on its financial reports123, it seems unlikely in the short term. MyEG reported a net profit of RM51.9 million for the fourth quarter ended Dec 31, 2022, up 10.4% year-on-year1. Its revenue also increased by 12.8% to RM144.6 million, mainly driven by its Covid-19 screening and monitoring services1. For the full year of 2022, MyEG recorded a net profit of RM201.3 million, up 9.1%, and a revenue of RM556.4 million, up 11.7%1.

MyEG also has a strong balance sheet with cash and bank balances of RM331.8 million as at Dec 31, 20222, and a low gearing ratio of 0.09 times3. It has also declared a final dividend of one sen per share for FY20221.

However, MyEG faces some challenges and uncertainties in the long term, such as the loss of its immigration contract45, the regulatory risk of its cryptocurrency venture Zetrix1, and the competitive pressure from other digital service providers.

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