wow, new name new leader, bright future! 7145 Ageson Berhad go go go!

good morning! any news from arb?

no problem sister nurfahan

sure elaine tan

this coming holiday will go and see this project.

prisiptek current overseas project, D Cube Modern Townhome
Extraordinary outstanding with our “modern cubism” design. Special decoration with strip line represents your uniqueness. Wider with 6 M. front width and 127 sq m. build up area. More function for all rooms and space with the perfect proportion. Luxury yet up to date with good materials such as Granito tile, Wooden line design floor which serve your modern lifestyle. Let’s start your bright future with happiness and creative stylish with D cube.

better save the monies go to HK over weekend, hotel rm38 per night see donkies wandering

hold call, 250 million derivative losses? omg

I almost never dived into and out of companies.

I sought good companies at a good price for long term holds.

Frequent transaction costs erode profits and timing is very difficult.

Yes, you can always find investments which do better than mine over a short term, or for a selected period, but then I missed the collapse as well.

My aim is to achieve my investment objectives over a lifetime of investing.

Nobody is pessimistic or skeptical on IT stocks now and so next stage will be terminal

For bull stock like ARBB it is still in early days

Just emerged from pessimism

Still got skeptical comments?

That is our confirmation that ARBB is chun chun going from skepticism to optimism gradually

Remember the strong fundamental

Best of all is the undemanding low price now in view of its deep value assets yet to be revalued plus high growth potential

buy call buy call buy call!

7145 prisptek is still at a low price, clean all up while next big thing is on the move

Lucky people generate their own good fortune via four basic principles. They are skilled at creating and noticing chance opportunities, make lucky decisions by listening to their intuition, create self-fulfilling prophesies via positive expectations, and adopt a resilient attitude that transforms bad luck into good.Luck isn't just about being at the right place at the right time, but also about being open to and ready for new opportunities

宏毅QSE联营2490万水务计划

●宏毅（PSIPTEK,7145,主板建筑组）透过间接独资子公司Esa Pile有限公司（ESA），和QSE建筑有限公司（QSE）展开联营计划，以参与发展2490万令吉的雪隆冷岳二水务处理和滤水计划。

该公司文告说，2490万令吉工程中，宏毅占该合约的92.5%，QSE是工程经理，ESA是计划承包商和计划经理，宏毅则负责提供该计划基金，料由内部资金或银行贷款融资。

联营期达24个月，预计于2021年第三季完成。各方选出一名代表进入联营管理委员会

below 1.90 sapu

good advice huatrex!

hold

First look at YTL’s plans for state-of-the-art homes on Filton Airfield

A landmark development that will see a former Bristol airfield converted into a state-of-the-art housing estate has taken a major step forward.

Malaysian firm YTL Developments have submitted a planning application to start building the first cluster of their 2,675 homes on Filton Airfield.


The homes - ranging in size from one bedroom flats to four bedroom houses - will be the first phase in the development of a completely new neighbourhood in the north of the city, to be known as Brabazon.

arb is going into the right path! just sharing, have a nice day guys!

4. All levels of education have to be reoriented to the new digital developments. Expanded skills in IT, software, programming, communications technology, IT security and data analysis will be indispensable for future industrial applications. That’s not something that can be procured overnight. We need to bring today’s and tomorrow’s employees along with us on this path to the future. This is the only way we’ll be able to take advantage of the vast opportunities that these future technologies have to offer.

Future technologies must fulfill a social purpose

Amid all this, technologies must never be considered purely in isolation. Of course they have to contribute to companies’ economic success. But they must also fulfill a social purpose, by contributing towards improving people’s lives.

Ultimately, people must always be the focus of attention. New technologies like artificial intelligence and edge computing can make people’s work less error-prone and create more room for creative tasks. But, contrary to an often-voiced opinion, they won’t replace people. Rather, these are simply technologies that will enable us to stay successful, especially in the B2B sector, and thus strengthen our business locations.

AI is also opening up entirely new possibilities for autonomous handling systems. To take just one example: it used to be necessary to engage in the time-consuming task of training robots with known objects, defining each movement and programming it in meticulous detail.

But AI enables handling systems to recognize even unknown objects, and to calculate the best gripping points for them. That capability finds its application in fully automated assembly lines for complex products like cars – lines that have to be as flexible as possible. To do that, robots must also be able to locate and move different components.

These future technologies are already a reality. But they still have far greater potential for making production more reliable, more efficient, and most importantly, more flexible. That’s the only way to meet the demand for increasingly customized products in small quantities, all the way down to lot size one – and what’s more, to do it quickly, with high quality, and at an attractive price.

Future success takes many actors working together

One thing is important in this context – future technologies always call for new paths in research and development. They can only be implemented successfully when companies of all sizes and in all industries work together, on an equal footing.

The key here is to combine digital and industrial expertise. Specific sectors have built up a deep knowledge of their industrial applications over decades, and that understanding is indispensable in applying digital solutions and artificial intelligence, edge computing and autonomous handling systems in industrial environments. What’s more, this complex topic calls for the skills of a very diverse range of actors from business, science and government.

Government must provide impetus for research, infrastructure, IT security, and education

It’s important to have the right regulatory impetus from government, in a coordinated form, across national borders. Four aspects are especially crucial here:

1. What’s needed is an ecosystem where innovations can grow – through support for application-related research and investments. That’s the only way future technologies can quickly be turned into usable products.

2. An area-wide IT infrastructure and fast internet access are basic requirements. Industry 4.0 needs, not just more bandwidth, but also very fast transfer times, combined with maximum availability. That’s indispensable for the future of industry. How should a small or medium-sized company, for example, get access to the digital future if its region does not have adequate access to the internet? This is where government needs to act.

3. IT security is essential to the success of Industry 4.0. Digitalization and cybersecurity have to go hand in hand. That’s why, early this year, Siemens and a number of partners developed what’s known as a Charter of Trust for cybersecurity. The aim is to establish general minimum standards for cybersecurity that are state of the art. At present, the Charter of Trust is supported by 16 companies and organizations.

Future technologies that will drive Industry 4.0

Machines that autonomously detect when they need spare parts. Production systems that run their own quality control during operation, reducing inspection outlays. Robots that autonomously recognize and move components. Scenarios like these are gradually becoming a reality in industrial production.

They’re founded on future technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and edge computing. These offer immense opportunities for the discrete and process industries because they open up new business models and productivity potential. This makes them indispensable to ensure industrial companies’ competitiveness in the world of tomorrow.

Data as the foundation for new technologies

The technologies of the future will be founded on the availability of data. And those data are becoming available in abundance, thanks to the digital transformation of industry. Digital solutions like Siemens’ Digital Enterprise portfolio are already reflecting every step in industrial production – from a product’s design, to its production, to its use – in virtual form, with what’s known as a digital twin.

What’s more, these steps are getting better and better interlinked to one another digitally, to yield extensive data pools. Future technologies now make it possible to analyse and exploit these data pools in entirely new ways.

The example of AI clearly shows what that means. In itself, AI isn’t especially new. Siemens, for example, installed neural networks in steel mills as far back as the 1990s. But the technology has made enormous progress since then.

Computing power has increased many times over. Algorithms have become much better. Hardware in factory halls performs better. And data transfer has accelerated immensely. That means the rising volume of available data can be collected and analysed many times faster and more comprehensively than before, and data analysis has become much more sophisticated.

To that end, we need platforms like MindSphere, Siemens’ open, cloud-based operating system for the Internet of Things (IoT).

Getting industry ready for future technologies

On a platform like this, users can do more than gather and view data – they can also analyse them using AI algorithms, and make their production processes more efficient on that basis.

For example, AI algorithms at Siemens’ Amberg plant use data from milling machines to tell when the machines’ spindles are reaching the end of their service lives and need to be replaced. That keeps unscheduled downtime to a minimum, saving costs of around €10,000 per machine each year.

And AI need not run exclusively on IoT platforms in the cloud. Thanks to higher-powered computers and higher-performance hardware, it can increasingly also operate in the factory hall itself – meaning right on the machine.

This technology is known as edge computing. Its advantage: intelligent applications can run on-site, with short transfer paths and almost real-time data processing. Besides that, data relevant to operations remain protected within the local environment – a connection to the cloud is needed only to update the AI applications.

Edge computing is already at work at Siemens’ Amberg plant, in quality control for circuit boards, for example. AI algorithms can tell from production data which circuit boards might be defective, so that only these identified components need to be inspected with X-rays. That has cut inspection costs by about 30%.

bad market season, just hang on, when you dont sell, you dont lose

winner8888, all chinese here, give face a bit. do not make this forum a war zone.

nice! will turn on my radio later for bfm morning run. thanks elaineetan!

when elaineetan?

nice This week is another week, just like last week

My shopping spree continues...

This time, someone bites my baits at 0.315..

Tomorrow, I will continue at 315 and so on until QR is out..

Thanks for selling..

Lai Lai Lai come sell to me...

Malaysia needs US$8 billion investment to achieve 20% renewable energy target by 2025

By GlobalData Energy
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In 2018, Malaysia announced that it had set a target of 20% renewable energy in its generation mix by 2025.

The Southeast Asian nation, which is mainly powered by thermal power plants, recorded a two per cent contribution by renewable energy to its generation mix at the end of 2018.

20% renewable energy use by 2025
To achieve its 2025 target it is estimated Malaysia will need RM33 billion (US$8 billion) worth of investments in its renewable energy sector. The expected investments would not only come from the government but from public-private partnerships and private financing.

To increase private participation, the government will clearly need to incentivise private financing. Apart from the continuation of government incentives, such as the Green Technology Financing Scheme, the Green Investment Tax Allowance and the Green Income Tax Exemption, the focus should be on institutional reforms.

The introduction of Net Energy Metering (NEM) programme for solar PV in late 2018 – where PV solar energy will be first consumed and the excess delivered to national utility company Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) on a one-on-one offset basis – has received a positive response.

The scheme applies to all domestic, commercial, industrial and agricultural sectors as long as they are TNB customers. The Ministry of Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change has allocated 500 MW as the 2019 NEM quota out of which 450 MW is for commercial and industrial buildings and the remaining 50 MW is for residential buildings.

As of May 2019, a total of 16.6 MW of NEM has been approved compared to the approved capacity of 18.24 MW in 2018. The country has over 4.12 million buildings with solar roof-top potential in the peninsula. So the ministry is targeting commercial and industrial buildings to go solar and adopt NEM scheme.

Malaysia’s commitment to renewable solar energy
Apart from the NEM scheme, Malaysia has also introduced the Large Scale Solar (LSS) competitive bidding programme to drive down the cost of energy for the development of large scale solar photovoltaic plant (LSS).

The first tender was released in 2016 with a total aggregate capacity of 200 MW in Peninsular Malaysia and 50 MW in Sabah, followed by the second round in 2017 with an increased total aggregate capacity of 360 MW in Peninsular Malaysia and 100 MW in Sabah/Labuan. The third round of LSS bidding opened up in February 2019 for an estimated RM2 billion ($490 million) worth of projects with a target aggregate capacity of 500 MW and expected commissioning in 2021.

The bidding has been completed and technical evaluation is currently underway. Out of 500 MW, four projects totalling 365 MW actually bid below the gas generation price of 23.22 sen per kWh ($0.056 per kWh).

At the time when the second LSS was conducted the reference price stood at 32 sen per kWh ($0.078 per kWh). The lower prices can be attributed to the technological advancements as well as due to the open bidding for tenders so that the prices are competitive.

Apart from solar PV, the government is also focusing on the pricing related to other renewable energy technologies so that they become competitive with gas-based projects in Malaysia.

The Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) has introduced competitive bidding for small hydropower and biopower technologies. The inaugural e-bidding for small hydropower systems has been introduced in 2019. A quota of 160 MW has been allocated under this. Each application will be capped at 30 MW per location and the projects should achieve commercial operations by the second half of 2024.

The government has been also conducting e-bidding for biogas technology. The inaugural e-bidding for biogas was carried out in the last quarter of 2018. The second e-bidding for biogas has been scheduled for 2019. The quota allocated is 30 MW with each application being capped at 10 MW per location. The biogas quota is for projects that will achieve commercial operations by H2, 2022.

The implementation of the Malaysia Energy Supply Industry 2.0 (MESI 2.0) plan could drive the country to achieve the target. According to the plan, renewable energy generators do not need to sell electricity to the national utility company TNB. The green energy trading could be done through the grid which would create higher competition.

With a series of measures taken by the government to increase public-private partnership and private financing, the country might witness more investments coming from private players in the renewable energy sector which could ultimately propel the growth of the sector and the country might achieve its 2025 target.

the best thing is arb big project is coming very soon, second and third wave, big big wave is nearby! have a great day ahead guys!

ARBB has 3 major divisions, ERP, IOT and RENEWABLE ENERGY

1. ARBB has YESS Communication of which generates the highest earnings as they are expanding their outlets. RM20 mil value of ERP project.

2. JV with Perkasa Selalu S/B for RM78mil in Kuala Selangor for IOT smart living.

3. Contract with IJ Ventures S/B for IOT projects of RM18mil.

This quarter result alone already made how many millions in profit? Calculate yourself.

3. ARBB also puts in money in to the bank for FD with regular passive income

So ARBB has both passive income from and also from proactive projects of ERP, IOT

This makes ARBB a Company with Deep Value assets with powerful earning catalysts

Best of all is the undemanding low price now in view of its deep value assets yet to be revalued plus high growth potential

The crowning glory will be a new trend to make it exciting for investors.

1. Bull market is born in pessimism

2. Bull market grows in skepticism

3. Bull market matures in optimism

4. Bull market dies in euphoria

Nobody is pessimistic or skeptical on IT stocks now and so next stage will be terminal

For bull stock like ARBB it is still in early days

Just emerged from pessimism

Still got skeptical comments?

That is our confirmation that ARBB is chun chun going from skepticism to optimism gradually

Remember the strong fundamental

ARBB is pure cash with little borrowing
It cannot go bankrupt as it has almost zero borrowings

Why only buy ARBB and not others?

Why they bought so much ARBB shares some more?

See ARBB shares which has already gone up in value compared to the past years of negative profits

So we have a very defensive growth stock in ARBB

I think there is no better bargain like ARBB today, tomorrow and day after and the rest of the days.

BUY WITH CONFIDENT :)

coming very soon!

Construction and property development company Prinsiptek Corp Bhd saw almost 7% of its share base change hands through off-market deals on Sept 26 and Oct 1, according to stock market data.

On Sept 26, 10 million shares, or a 2.31% stake, were transacted off market at 12 sen per share. This was followed the sale on Oct 1 of 20 million shares or 4.63% at 11.5 sen apiece.

No announcements have been made by Prinsiptek regarding the transactions. The group is in the midst of raising RM66.7 million through a rights issue of 6.67 billion irredeemable convertible preference shares (ICPS) at one sen per ICPS.

7145 prisiptek the next big thing is coming! buy now while stock last!

Economy of Malaysia

The economy of Malaysia is the third largest in Southeast Asia,after Indonesia and Thailand, and is the 35th largest economy in the world. Labour productivity in Malaysia is significantly higher than in neighbouring Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines or Vietnam due to a high density of knowledge-based industries and adoption of cutting edge technology for manufacturing and digital economy. According to the Global Competitiveness Report 2018, the Malaysian economy is the 25th most competitive country in the world in the period of 2018–19.

Malaysian citizens lead a much more affluent lifestyle compared to their peers in upper-middle income countries like Mexico, Turkey, and Brazil. This is due to a low national income tax, low cost of local food, transport fuel, household essentials, a fully subsidized single payer public-healthcare and comprehensive social welfare benefit with direct cash transfer. With an income per capita of 28,681 PPP Dollars (2017 World Bank) or 10,620 nominal US Dollars, Malaysia is the third wealthiest nation in Southeast Asia after the smaller city-states of Singapore and Brunei. Malaysia has a newly industrialised market economy, which is relatively open and state-oriented. The Malaysian economy is highly robust and diversified with the export value of high-tech products in 2015 standing at US$57.258 billion, the second highest after Singapore in ASEAN. Malaysia exports the second largest volume and value of palm oil products globally after Indonesia.

Despite government policies to increase income per capita in order to hasten the progress towards high income country by 2020, Malaysia's growth in wages has been very slow, lagging behind the OECD standard. Academic research by the IMF and World Bank have repeatedly called for structural reform and endogenous innovation to move the country up the value chain of manufacturing into allowing Malaysia to escape the current middle income trap. Due to a heavy reliance on oil exports for central government revenue, the currency fluctuations have been very volatile, noticeably during the supply glut and oil price collapse in 2015. However the government stepped up measures to increase revenue by introducing the Sales and Service Tax (SST) at 6% rate to reduce deficits and meet federal debt obligations.

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If for expansion of business, Revenue boss should venture into iOT, AI business instead of oil n gas. Is, Oil n Gas so lucrative and no to mention for a new comer

good sharing! thanks

prosperity is coming into prinsiptek 7145 ! keep on going 7145!

buy while its still low, support 7145 prinsiptek

hi brother and sisters, just for sharing

clarion call FOR ACTION

The Fourth Industrial Revolution was the centrepiece of conversations
at the World Economic Forum (WEF) on ASEAN in Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia in June 2016, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia in May 2017 and
in Hanoi, Vietnam in September 2018. Numerous forums have heaped on
the trend and discussions have been concentrating on how the Fourth
Industrial Revolution would impact the businesses and the entire society
at large.
While some would look at this as a potentially massive opportunity, there
are concerns among the majority of firms and industry sectors as to how
the Fourth Industrial Revolution would transform both the products and
services that will be offered, and the processes or business models that
are used to generate them. The Government, business firms and academia
are now looking at how best to react towards this trend.
With this in mind, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry has taken
the proactive measure to develop this National Policy on Industry 4.0, with
the objective of transforming the Malaysian manufacturing industry and its
related services to be smart, systematic and resilient.
The goal for the future of manufacturing industry is not only to “make
better things” by creating innovative products and services, but also to
“make things better,” by improving design, engineering, service planning
and execution, management and production processes.
The overarching philosophy behind this Policy is A-C-T - Attract, Create
and Transform.
• Attract stakeholders to Industry 4.0 technologies & processes;
• Create the right ecosystem for Industry 4.0 technologies to be adopted
and to nurture innovations; and
• Transform capabilities of the manufacturing industry to be
Industry 4.0-ready.
Although this Policy is designed for the manufacturing industry and its
related services, the strategies are also applicable and could be replicated
in other industries as well, albeit with different sets of priorities and action
plans.
I am heartened to note that within the Government, the support and
cooperation given have been overwhelming where the Technical
Working Groups (TWGs) headed by the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of
Communications & Multimedia, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Human
Resources, Ministry of Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and
Climate Change and SME Corp. have worked tirelessly to provide inputs
throughout the development of this Policy. Extensive consultations were
also undertaken with the industry and other stakeholders.
Various initiatives supporting the implementation of this Policy have already
been announced. Hence, by the time this publication is in your hand, some
of the action plans would have already been rolled out.
The key to moving forward is to collaborate.
Therefore, I am taking this opportunity to call on all stakeholders to
view this Policy objectively and work together with the Government to
deliver the strategies and action plans towards strengthening Malaysia’s
competitiveness in the long run.
YB DATUK IGNATIUS DARELL LEIKING
Minister of International Trade and Industry, Malaysia

Big Durian plantation spray so much toxic chemicals to their Durians that you can deodorize your
underwear by just leaving them under the durian tree

Seems like arb second and third big waves it's not rumors...It's a fact.

Waiting eagerly for arb to announce their coming project!

Cheers guys!

Hey the real deal, looks like arb is serving alaska king crab on the menu.. very soon.

Count me in guys!

just call my remiser to buy in more for me! prinsiptek project is coming in! thanks for the good info elaine!

one more important thing to add, if not mistaken greatech has only 1 client. if greatech price can shoot up from 0.61sen to rm2.00. so arb can do it.

Arb is a strong fundamental company!

Just take a look at the future of ir 4.0 industry! It's a healthy future for IOT,ERP, renewable energy.

Likewise here. Arb are great companies. Hence nothing to worry since second and third wave are on the way
.
Arb will reach it's full potential coming next year. You will never go wrong investing in any IR 4.0 companies. That's the future and in line with Budget 2020.

Just continue to buy on dips whenever possible...

See you at RM1.50 Arb!

yes agreed, arbb will be the next big thing! hold on tight, boys and girls.