GP% increase :)

Let them accumulated 145 first...

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Long time didn't see hng33 d... Welcome back

Any 1 still hold it?

possible to $1?

0.205 d~

i take profit d...

possible 0.32?

starting to rebound?

starting to rebound?

Propose a total single-tier final dividend of 6 sen per ordinary share ("Proposed Final Dividend") consisting of a final dividend of 3 sen and a special final dividend of 3 sen in respect of the financial year ended 31 March 2016, subject to the approval of the shareholders at the forthcoming Fiftieth Annual General Meeting of AMPROP.

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GHL推企业无现金付款服务

（吉隆坡2日讯）GHL系统（GHLSYS，0021，主板科技股）推介名为“AirPOS”的蓝牙移动付款服务（简称mPOS），目标吸引中小企业通过智能手机或平板电脑，以无现金的方式付款。
根据日前的文告，AirPOS有助企业接收通过信用卡和扣账卡支付的款项，同时，该服务也适用于全马5000万张自动提款（ATM）卡。
因此，除了中小企业，AirPOS也适合企业家和服务人员。
GHL系统总执行长拉兹罗伦斯指出，商家在使用AirPOS时，不必预先安装“现有卡片接收器”（简称EDC），因此，这有助公司更快地抢占客户。
AirPOS推介仪式的出席者，包括GHL系统主席拿督卡玛鲁丁、国家银行独资子公司大马电子过账私人有限公司（MyClear）董事经理彼特基斯尔、万事达卡（MasterCard）市场开发部门主管德维古瓦德卡，以及多媒体发展企业机构（MDeC）企业发展咨询部门副总裁戈比贾纳沙林甘。

will become a threat for Mpay?

KUALA LUMPUR (April 25): AllianceDBS Research said MMS Ventures Bhd (MMSV) had gapped up and that MMSV had on April 22 gapped up to reach a high of 53 sen before settling at 52.5 sen (up 3 sen or 6.06%).

In its evening edition last Friday, the research house said a crossover of the 53.5 sen hurdle would likely see MMSV trading upward with the next upside target pegged at 58 sen.

It said that risk taking traders could establish a buying position at 51.5 sen on a small pullback.

“Once a buying position is established, a stop loss at 50.5 sen level must be placed for risk capital protection, and this 50.5 sen is to be followed by a trailing stop loss strategy.

“If you are prepared to take a trading loss risk of RM10 (excluding brokerage) for RM65 potential profit, you may acquire 1,000 shares with a capital amount of RM515 assuming buying order is filled at 51.5 sen,” it said.

hand on hand

Let wait until 3Q result come out...

Now 0.86, high 0.875, i will stay awhile...

治病?怎么了？

有什么Apps介绍？

Rhb increase TP d...

我还没有卖..

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ManagePay climbs 3.57% following partnership with Fusionex

KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 27): Shares of ManagePay Systems Bhd ( Valuation: 0.00, Fundamental: 1.30) rose as high as 3.57% on the back of its partnership inked with Adv Fusionex Sdn Bhd (Fusionex) for the development of services related to big data analytics and e-payment.

At 10.26am, the stock gained as much as one sen to 29 sen before settling at 28.5 sen. A total of 4.88 million shares were traded.

Year-to-date, the stock has gained 27.27%, bucking the trend of the FBM KLCI which has declined 2.69%.

According to The Edge Research, the stock is currently trading at 3.83 times book with trailing 12-month P/E of 139.61 times.

Yesterday, ManagePay announced that it has signed a partnership agreement with Fusionex for the development of services related to big data analytics and e-payment.

ManagePay said Fusionex will provide ManagePay and its clients with data analytics, big data tools and platform support, while ManagePay will provide electronic money (e-money) and electronic wallet (e-wallet) services to clients of Fusionex.

The e-money and e-wallet services are slated to be rolled out at the end of the year.

Fusionex is a subsidiary of Fusionex International Plc which is listed on the London Stock Exchange.

The partnership will also explore the potential of a jointly developed payment gateway integrated with a big data analytics platform for ManagePay and Fusionex's clients, ManagePay said.

ManagePay group managing director and chief executive officer Chew Chee Seng had said the collaboration with Fusionex will provide deeper insights to organisations that require big data analytics for customer spending patterns or product mix trends according to market or region.

ManagePay had said the partnership is in line with its business strategy to develop a new scalable business earnings stream.

It also allows ManagePay to jump start into a broader ecosystem in cashless transactions, under the e-payment initiatives set out by Bank Negara Malaysia.

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哈哈，我一直都有在，只是没有回复而已~~

八打靈再也20日訊）繼今年在日本東京收購多項優質資產后，大馬機構產業（AMPROP，1007，主要板房產）再次宣佈，與聯合投資夥伴英國Grosvenor亞太公司及香港南豐集團收購14個辦公單位和3個零售單位，總面積約為3萬9000平方尺，佔了該座44層高住宅兼商業大樓的淨可租賃面積的大約8%。

　該公司文告說，這座坐落在東京西新宿的大樓，享有優越的地理位置，預計以日本的三菱地所residence株式會社和住友不動產等大型發展商為首，在該地區附近進行的一連串重建計劃，必將帶動和提高該產業的價值。

　隨著這項收購行動，大馬機構產業在日本的房地產投資已達到將近29億日圓（約1億220萬令吉）。

　近幾年來，大馬機構產業正積極地拓展它在海外的房地產投資組合，尤其在倫敦，頻頻收購資產。

　 大馬機構產業經于去年4月與Grosvenor亞太及南豐集團簽投資協議，聯合投資是以日本東京的高檔住宅、增值服務和發展項目，及商業增值項目為目標。它在今年1月進行的首個投資項目是一座被稱為Forest南平台的住宅大樓，坐落在東京中部的澀谷區；今年5月投資的第2個產業項目則坐落在東京都港區。

Amcorp TA show oversell d...

ya, cant fix a trend...

where news?

when the renewal contract release ?

when the renewal contract release ?

‘Malaysia is Asean’s fastest-growing e-payment market’

KUALA LUMPUR: Payments technology group MasterCard Inc is bullish about Malaysia’s electronic payment (e-payment) market, as the country moves towards a more cashless society, driven by Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) “commendable” steps in promoting and facilitating the development of e-payment mechanisms in the country.

The increasing penchant for Malaysian consumers to shop online as more Malaysians access the Internet through their mobile phones — the number rose from 81.2% in 2012 to 94.5% in 2014 — also fuelled that optimism.

Last year, Malaysia ranked third in terms of mobile shopping growth in the Asia-Pacific, just behind Taiwan and India, according to a recent MasterCard mobile shopping survey. Malaysia posted over 20% growth, up from 25.4% in 2012 to 45.6% in 2014.

As such, MasterCard sees Malaysia as the fastest-growing e-payment market in Asean over the next five years, thanks to what it describes as the “forward-looking” central bank’s relentless push for cashless transactions.

“We see great potential in the Malaysian market, and Malaysia will have the most advanced payment system in the Asean region [in] the next 18 to 24 months,” said Safdar Khan, MasterCard Asia-Pacific Pte Ltd’s group country manager for Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei.

“By the end of the year, 42 million cards will be chip- and PIN-enabled, and all the cards, especially the debit cards, will be contactless. This would further boost the e-payment system as low-value transactions are mostly done in cash,” he added.

Khan, who is also the group’s head of Islamic payments for the Southeast Asia region, said Malaysia’s e-payment market growth will also be spurred by its number of inbound tourists and steady domestic consumption.

Meanwhile, recent developments, like the one-time password mandate by BNM, are helping to make customers feel safe in using their cards for transactions, he said.

The rising number of e-payment terminals — note that the central bank aims to increase the ratio from 8:1,000 people to 25:1,000 pax by 2020 — together with the introduction of mobile payment services and applications, as well as near field communication (NFC)-enabled mobile devices here, are also expected to boost cashless transactions, he said.

“About 30% of all the new terminals will be contactless. This will further boost the usage of mobile devices as another mode of payment,” he said.

Contactless payment systems are cards, key fobs or other mobile devices, including smartphones, that use radio-frequency identification or NFC to make payments. Consumers only need to wave their card, fob or handheld device over a reader at the point of sale terminal.

Khan also added that card-based transactions now amount to US$38 billion (RM158.84 billion) per year — about 10% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) of US$326.9 billion in 2014 — while cash withdrawal from automated teller machines is about US$90 billion.

Malaysia is no longer considered a cash-based society as card-based transactions have now exceeded 5% of its GDP, said Khan. “The 10% does not include Internet banking and other payment modes. If these are included, the number would go up 17% to 18%, which is quite substantial,” he said.

Still, compared with some advanced economies where card-based transactions account for over 70% of their GDP, Malaysia still has a lot of room for growth.

Although consumer spending was dampened after the implementation of the goods and services tax (GST) in April, during which MasterCard saw a decline in transactions, Khan said the situation had started to stabilise.

“Our growth numbers now are similar with what we see in the previous year,” he said, adding that consumers had started to accept the GST as part of their lives.

MasterCard is primarily involved in the processing of payment transactions.

Will start support at $1.70?

announcement havent come out yet?

Bigmama, whr u get the confirm news?

Any insider news?

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Any still holding OSKP?

Keep support at 0.27 - 0.275 a... faster break 0.28

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Since mpay is claiming, believe iris is coming

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ya. start support at 0.25 d...

Good closing, meaning support at $2.4 d?

Dun have capital to buy lower cost

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