nice shoot up...............

if the players contra like u all wish got the lower prices, impossible it can rebound again.............

so many contra players Q at lower prices and sell high prices, very easier shares dropped........be careful

this company expected earning positive from 31st dec this year.........don't be worries

this stock rises same like tdex, after right issue......... temporary only, don't be greedy

already died la.....

many players contra here so that dropped..........

why it still climb up...................never stop

t.p above RM1..............

so many power today................................................

bcoz many contra players here.............

don't worry...........when DJIA start climb up, it also moving.................be patient

take at least one year to turn around............

when it want going up like DSONIC...........everyday up and down.........!!!

when it want going up like DSONIC...........everyday up and down.........!!!

i think tomorrow maybe dropped bcoz today more shoot up.........

why still going up................??

GOOD NEWS...........shareholders approve zelan's restructuring to remove accumulated losses and reduce debt,.........long term investment

better you all look this ACE counters for future your investments :

IRIS, STEMLIFE, PASUKGB, DVM, DAYA AND FRONTKN because their expected to contribute positively earning this year, ending 31. DEC. 2013

GENETEC AND DIGISTA- expected to contribute positively earning next year, ending 31 MARCH 2014

with DJIA green today, hope tomorrow it can be happen....

anbz, better you learned first from SERSOL, so that you know how to move this counter..........

yes, i still keeping, but today WB more aggressive....i dont know why..

very easy make money................

cheer....................

Prospective venture into PNG

KUCHING: TAS Offshore Bhd is venturing into Papua New Guinea to further expand its presence in the tugboat market and improve customer base in Indonesia.

“The demand for tugboats from the mining and timber industries in Indonesia is still very encouraging,” the company said in a message to shareholders in its newly released 2013 Annual Report.

For the financial year ended May 31 this year (FY13), TAS delivered 12 units of tugboats to buyers, with several more worth a total contract value of RM4.5mil under construction.

Also delivered were one harbour tug, one anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) vessel and one landing craft.

Contracts on hand as at end of last month are worth RM363.2mil, of which RM270mil comprise AHTS vessels, RM73.2mil offshore construction vessels and RM15.6mil harbour tugs. TAS outsources the construction of most of its new AHTS vessels to an established shipyard in China.

“Our current contracts on hand will last into financial year 2015,” it said.

Based on contracts secured by the company and those by other shipyards, TAS said it seemed that the demand for offshore support vessels and tugboats had remained positive.

“We will seek to enhance our market share growth by focusing on our shipbuilding activities. Growth is expected to be supported by the demand in tugboats coming from the mining and timber industries, and offshore support vessels sought after by the oil majors for deep sea oil exploration and production activities.

“We are involved with the build-for-sale business model which provides better returns.”

The company also said the expected growth in overall demand for oil and gas, driven by popu- lation growth and better living standards, together with the high resilient crude oil price of about US$100 per barrel, had continued to spur oil majors to increase their deep sea exploration and production activities.

“We are optimistic in our outlook that new demand for offshore support vessels with high technical specifications suitable for deep sea operation will grow. We have already moved along this direction to cater for the demand and growth.

“Going forward, we will expand our build-for-sale activities (for offshore support vessels).”

In FY13, TAS posted a group net profit of RM13.5mil on revenue of RM138mil, which was an improvement of RM2.3mil (20%) and RM36mil (35%) respectively from RM11.2mil and RM102mil, respectively, a fiscal year before.

The company attributed the better performance to the increase in sales of AHTS vessels, which carried higher sale value and better profit margin.

how can it got big contract......???

do you think RM 3 is so high...?

i think this time to privatization.....wait announcement

very easy make money if you know.................................

ringgit down, rubber up....now, ringgit up rubber down...........

sometimes, i don't understand.............

sometimes i don't understand...............

yes, that true........now it so high lor

How about the T.P it should go if selangor government takeover soon, RM 5 - 6 right.......?

maybe..........

Interest in WiMAX players grows amid possible DiGi M&A

PETALING JAYA: Shares of WiMAX operators rose on active trading yesterday amid speculation of a possible rise in merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in the telecommunications space, with DiGi.Com Bhd seen as possibly being on the hunt to buyout such companies.

StarBizWeek had reported over the weekend that large telco operator needs for wireless spectrum could become the basis for such M&A activity. The report quoted analysts who had speculated DiGi.Com Bhd could be looking at buying out WiMAX players primarily for their wireless spectrum.

Shares of Green Packet Bhd, the major owner of WiMAX operator Packet One Networks Sdn Bhd, rose the most, gaining by 7 sen or 21% to close at 40 sen, with 31 million shares traded.

The shares of REDtone International Bhd and YTL Power International Bhd, the owners of the other two WiMAX operators in the country, rose marginally by 1.2% and 3.13% respectively.

A dealer noted that he wasn’t surprised that Green Packet shares rose the most amid the M&A speculation, considering that the company had already declared some time ago its intention to seek possible “strategic alternatives”.

Last October, following press reports that Green Packet had received bids for its 61% stake in P1, Green Packet had confirmed that it was exploring strategic alternatives for P1 “including the possibility of merger, consolidation, to sell a stake and other options to maximise shareholders value.”

The report by StarBizWeek had highlighted that major telco’s such as Maxis and Celcom have been quick to ink collaboration deals with other recipients of the valuable 2600 MHz wireless spectrum band, leaving DiGi with the least amount of access to that spectrum.

DiGi also has only a fraction of the 900 MHz spectrum that both Celcom and Maxis have.

make me bored.............

still can buy before news announcement...............

remember, buy on rumors and sell on news..............................

still no power, can not shoot up.....................

news coming soon..............

how can i know it before news out, very stress.........................

stock watch...........

what the rumours........................

stock watch...................

stock watch.............

tomolo Q at RM8.00

Axiata sign MOU with MY E.G.

buy on rumours and sell on news.................

no news so that it still go up.......