Basically the subject of Wanda Dalian in BM involvement may not materialise.
1. The current investigation by the Chinese Authorities
2. Wanda Dalian is selling off certain properties to pay back the banks to bring to low gearing.
3. The Primier do not want Wanda's involvement as CRCC is a state run entity.
4.Malaysia is depending on Chinese State run entities for the proposed major infra projects namely Gemma's-JB railway, Kuantan port etc.

Strongly believe that CRCC may get back BM, Chinese Premier wants that too as he has spoken to our PM.
But beyond that I am not sure.

Focus Malaysia news on bid to Kelantan Airport by CRÈCHE and VIVO for 450mil news was yesterday morning. Please be informed. If this team wins the project, VIVO will be the main contractor. This project is upgrading works like increasing the length of the runway by another 100 metres and transit passenger capacity from current 1.5 mil to 4 mil passengers.

Appreciated, hng33

New ID. Lost money.

MIDF TP 40 cents. Refer to the Focus Malaysia today. Order book 1.8 billion of works in hand. Expecting 600 mil for FY 18.

The Tp for this round shall be around 28 cents. So don't your time. Grab it soon. The next TP shall be revealed after reaching 28 cents

New ID. Think lost a lot and cannot sustain. Waiting for lower levels to regain what is lost.

You guys should have sapu all the 14.5 cents. Very hard to get on Monday.

Gushan, I too worried about this merger thing. One fine evening they may come out with an announcement stating that the merger did not materialise.

So far you don't sell your underwear, it's OK.
Take care of your rotten underwear.

You don't want 2.3 billion ka???

After all Greenland JV lah bodoh

Property Developer use their land to hedge. It is selling your house which fetches high value for your expansion of business ? Anything wrong? Lien Ho just sold a piece of land to Apollo for RM 100 mil????!!!!!

No

That is the reason why AHB and Straits are flying. Sooner time for PUC to fly bcos private placement at 14 cents.

Alexsee, for the private placement investor, the price must also be attractive cause low price doubts of going to Pn17 etc

Back to reality.

Some new identities seen recently. This identities bought earlier and could not stand the onslaught and sold. Don't have money but named themselves in money related identity names. Waiting here and hoping to push down the price by passing comments. So that can pick up with their little money left in their pockets.

Ha ha ha

Go find money in other stocks lag. Why spending time here. Find a life lah.

Someone said that it will limit down this morning, ha ha ha ha ha

Who say stupid, he is stupid. Cannot see going up huh?

Jason San, may I know what is that about?

Name one person who have not lost money in the market? You mean say that those commenting above have made millions? If they would have made millions, by right they should not be here making comments and advices. Time is precious for millionaires to make the next million rather than spending time here. Talk big only.

Yes, sharemaker, will see you there when bounces to 2.50. Cheers

TP 28 cents

DNeX appointed accounting software reseller in Malaysia, Indonesia
Sulhi Azman
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July 13, 2017 17:50 pm MYT

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KUALA LUMPUR (July 13): Dagang NeXchange Bhd (DNeX) said its wholly-owned subsidiary Dagang Net Technologies Sdn Bhd has been appointed as the reseller of Financio, a cloud-based accounting software, in Malaysia and Indonesia.

Designed for users with little accounting knowledge, DNeX said Dagang Net will target to sell Financio to start-up firms, small business owners and micro small and medium enterprises.

“With Financio, we can increase our portfolio of business-to-business (“B2B”) e-Services offerings to our existing client network as well as expand reach to new markets,” DNeX executive deputy chairman Datuk Samsul Husin said in a statement.

Samsul said Financio will serve a “relatively untapped market” to meet the unique needs of today’s entrepreneurs and small companies who are looking for a user-friendly accounting software solution to help them grow their businesses.

Financio is developed by Asian Business Software Solutions Sdn Bhd (ABSS), a 51%-owned subsidiary of Censof Holdings Bhd. Censof is currently DNeX’s largest shareholder with a 17.53% stake.

ABSS is one of the leading providers of business solutions for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Its flagship financial management product — MYOB — is widely used by SMEs in Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong.

As for DNeX, it provides electronic services solutions. It is also involved in oil and gas, and energy sectors.

Samsul owns substantial stakes in both DNeX and Censof.

DNeX’s share price eased 0.5 sen or 0.85% to 58.5 sen today, with 13.22 million shares done. The company has a market capitalisation of RM1.75 billion.

Maybank IB TP 1.07 and 1.20 upon breaking 1.07

Is there hope in PUC???

Dark Clouds Ahead.

Ha ha ha good joke

I bought based on the market talk. I do not know but bought based on speculation.

So fast huh? I only heard 28 cents.

There is. RTO talk on IJACOBS going on in the market.

Target Price:
1. TA Research 76 cents
2. Cimb. 75 cents

Yes, price need to hold.

Forum so quiet now

Will there be a show at 4.15 today??

Wow, curse with a condition? Conditional curse.

It is indeed a sad day for IWC supporters.

The price dropped in this few days due to the extended period for the merger.

Actual, BM has no effect on IWC. Basically we are interested in the merger as well as Iskandar Zones in Johor. Securing BM project is a terrible risk to any companies, even though it may be Fortune 500. It is a blessing if IWC don't get it.

Yes Erie, oil also have gone up very well today.US inventory is short as reported

According to an article I read on Edge, European countries and Singapore would not be interested in tendering for Bandar Malaysia bcos of the ongoing issue on 1Mdb. Middle East is coiled with excessive property hang there. Wanda may not be interested as they are also facing problem currently and Chinese Premier is not supporting Wanda's involvement in BM as the state run CREC is in. So who will re tender for BM???
Even, to my knowledge, IWC even won't be interested for the amount of problem in BM and they have ample projects in Johor.
So, very interested to know who is collecting the Request Proposal????

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha h a h h a h h a H A. H
Stomach pain now. H. A. H

Mr SC Lim, you are great and will be Blessed

There are 3 counters namely PUC, silkhldg and Armada. So many positive news since last week. But they are not reacting to it. Sick.

Btw, what's happening? Sharemakers any idea

So disappointed.

FT noted that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak had previously described Iskandar Malaysia as the “New Jersey” to Singapore’s “Manhattan”.

In its report Iskandar: ‘Malaysia’s Shenzhen’ takes shape, it said that the head of the island-republic’s central bank – Monetary Authority of Singapore managing director Ravi Menon – had proposed a single economic zone covering Iskandar Malaysia and Singapore, that would provide investors with an integrated production and services base in South-East Asia.

The report also said several companies from Singapore had already seized the opportunity to relocate their business to Iskandar Malaysia as the cost of commercial space there was a third of Singapore’s prices.

However, challenges remain, such as the excess of property development and the move away from labour-intensive manufacturing towards higher value-added manufacturing that has squeezed domestic investment.

FT said domestic manufacturing fell by 41% in 2016, although foreign manufacturing investment rose. It also added that the increase of minimum wage in Malaysia would also further chill investment.

It also questioned if enough jobs would be created for the Iskandar Malaysia population that is expected to grow from 1.2 million to three million people in the next seven years.

Iskandar Regional Development Authority (Irda) chief executive officer Datuk Ismail Ibrahim however remains optimistic that economic growth in the region would eventually catch up to supply, FT said.