@whkwoon Catcha Media income comes from its lifestyle magazines, hauteavenue.com (losing money), online advertising partner sharing (MSN & Lowyat). Even it owns 25% of iCar but this company has been losing money so no dividends. In future, it will derive some income from newly merged Says.

@whkwoon Catcha Group (Singapore) owns 25% of iProperty, it is the major shareholder of Catcha Media. In other words, share price gain in iProperty is unrelated to Catcha Media (Malaysia).

Patrick is very smart, he will only park all profitable companies in his own vehicle iProperty & iBuy. And leave all the high risk lousy companies untested companies under public Catcha Media iCar & Says. Don't forget Catcha Media still owes RM6 million cash to the vendors of Says yet to be paid. Based on the Balance Sheet, it doesn't have such cash.

Dealguru is a quite profitable company, it benefits Patrick to take it to IPO. Same can't be said for iCar Asia, as the stock will drop to 10 cents soon. That's why he listed it with Catcha Media, wait for the next Quarter report you will know, as iCar last Q sucks, that's why the price has fallen 30% from peak!

Patrick chooses his Singapore vehicle to list iBuy instead of Malaysia Catcha Media. You know why? So he can pocket all the gains rather than let idiots like you benefit. What do you rate a person like this?

See "wkhwoon" already got confused:

"You are good - where do you source your new & event ? I could not find the associates list in Australia - under what name which market capital of 1 Billion? As I say they got good shareholder & directors in the Company."

See all the iproperty comments posted by looksee?

"Founded and controlled by the Catcha Group, iProperty Group was floated on the Australian Securities Exchange in September 2007 at A$0.25 per share. It recently touched A$2, giving an 8x return to shareholders"

They are unrelated to this Bursa counter. Most probably 'looksee' is you under different names?

This is posted in the link by Peter Chen:

"For Catcha Media, E-commerce business registered most loss for year ended 2012. This segment comprises Catcha Media's Dealmate.com and Hauteavenue.com

Hauteavenue.com, a Singapore base operator of the members-only luxury fashion sales website, which was acquired by Catcha Media over a year ago. There is a profit guarantee from the vendors of Hauteavenue.com of S$1.5mil (RM3.7mil) for the 12 months after the completion of the deal. It is not sure why Catcha Media never claim profit guarantee from vendor.

Dealmates.com – a joint venture between Catcha Group and Intel Capital. Catcha Media own 70 per cent and Intel Capital, venture capital arm of Intel, – owns 25 per cent of the company. The rest is with management. "

This shows the writer of this blog don't even know who actually owns Dealmates?

Catcha is a company like to hype, first said they gonna launch USD150 mil fund, then become RM150 mil, now they are just outsourced partner of Mavcap? And this is not related to CATCHA media too, stop posting craps news.

insearch any news you share here is related the CATCHA, when you copy and paste those irrelevant news ppl might get confuse and thought it is related since Catcha Media and Catcha Group have similar names. Well, maybe it is your purpose to confuse investors, haha. You must be owning lots of CATCHA shares and desperate to dump?

Insearch catcha media has no shares in dealmates and iproperty, maybe u r the one living in the moon?

@insearch85 why you post all these irrelevant news? They are related to Catcha Group Ltd (Singapore), none related to Catcha Media Bhd (Malaysia), except Says.com!