Wait patiently for year-end cheap offer.

I agree. I'm eyeing it, too.

Good job, Superman 99. Sharp observation. Corporate performance through engineered financial report !!!

Quarterly Report ending 30 Sept 2015.
http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/4935925

Ang Eng Keong, after good harvest at PPHB now BIMB for another scoop?

Keep up the momentum.

Ampabella, sabar-sabar untung rezeki pasti mali, tak perlu risau diri.

Wuh, wuh. KWAP beli, KWSP pun beli. Apa baik mau mali?

How can BIMB benefit from the stimulus?

I3i2i1, what good news?

Money-linked more important!

NTPM rises as much as 4.86% on strong 1Q earnings
By Surin Murugiah / theedgemarkets.com | September 14, 2015 : 9:51 AM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 14): Shares of NTPM Holdings Bhd ( Valuation: 0.50, Fundamental: 1.10) jumped as much as 4.86% in early trade today after the company’s net profit soared 85% to RM12.92 million or 1.2 sen per share for the first quarter ended July 31, 2015, from RM7 million or 0.6 sen per share in the previous year.

At 9.31am, NTPM was up 4.17% or 3 sen to 75 sen with 163,00 shares done.

In its filing with the exchange, NTPM attributed the improvement in profit to higher sales, better margins and lower selling, distribution and operating cost.

Revenue for the quarter rose 8% to RM143.40 million, from RM132.24 million a year earlier, due to increase in sales of personal care products.

Segmentally, its paper products segment saw a 2% year-on-year increase in revenue to RM96.8 million, while pre-tax profit rose 47% to RM13.6 million, on higher margins.

Meanwhile, its personal care products segment posted a revenue of RM46.6 million, up 24% from RM37.6 million a year earlier, while net profit saw a significant increase to RM4.2 million, from RM500,000 in the previous year.

GUH is buying land in Seberang Perai for future growth earnings.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4bbwucqpGkALUxUcDRxb2FfWU0/view?usp=docslist_api

Can RCECAP cross 0.45 sen?

Yes, CEO reassures shareholders the management will go for QUALITY loans rather than for quantitative growth which may incur loan impairment risks which impact overall revenue and profit.

0.385 this morning, a day after AGM yesterday.

Icon8888, agree with you. Lots of recycled mumbo jumbo statements by PLCs but no substantiative reality in terms of shareholders benefit. For example, WCT has been parroting "monetizing their property assets into REITs," from one quarter report to another. NTPM has been recycling the same old melody of "because of forex rates and high tariff rates" when announcing dividends!

Diversity to balance risks in times of regional and global market volatility to ensure alternative streams of income for sustaining consistent dividend payment to shareholders may be a good idea. GUH is one of the few companies which have been returning consistent dividends in the past ten years no matter what the market conditions are.

What danger?

Notable Trade
RCE Capital sees 4.36% of its shares cross off-market

By Gho Chee Yuan / theedgemarkets.com | August 22, 2015 : 12:14 AM MYT
KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 21): RCE Capital Bhd saw some 55.51 million shares, representing a 4.36% stake in the company, crossed off-market today for RM21.37 million.

According to Bloomberg data, the shares were moved 38.5 sen apiece.

It is not known immediately who the parties involved in the transaction were.

According to Bloomberg, Cempaka Empayar Sdn Bhd is the single largest shareholder of RCE Capital, with 724.29 million shares or a 56.93% stake as at July 15 this year.

This is followed by Asas Kreative Sdn Bhd with 55.51 million shares or a 4.36% stake.

RCE Capital (fundamental: 1.25; valuation: 2) is principally involved in provision of general loan financing services.

For its first financial quarter ended June 30, 2015 (1QFY16) posted a 37.2% jump in net profit to RM9.44 million from RM6.88 million a year ago, while revenue grew 23.3% to RM37.49 million from RM30.41 million.

The stock closed up one sen or 1.3% at 39 sen today, with 6.09 million shares changing hands. The current price gives it a market capitalisation of RM496.22 million.

Market sentiment affected by a confluence of factors are not strong enough to build up the stock price.

General market sentiment, what to do? My watchlist today ALL see RED!

NTPM Holding's Premier entry in Vietnam
STAR, Monday, 3 August 2015
By: DAVID TAN

NIBONG TEBAL: NTPM Holdings Bhd, the producer and brand owner of Premier tissue, is negotiating for a couple of orders worth about RM20mil per year for its new operations in Ho Chih Minh City, Vietnam.

Group managing director Lee See Jin told StarBiz that the orders were among the several business deals that the group were trying to seal for the new manufacturing entity in Vietnam.

“They are for monthly orders of 450 tonnes of tissue paper products to be consumed in the Vietnamese market, which is growing rapidly as the consumption level for tissue is still low.

“We expect to see orders rising in the next two months,” he said.

The new plant in Vietnam has the capacity to produce up to 1,000 tonnes of tissue products per month.

“Our actual production per month is 800 tonnes, running on one production line. There are plans to add another four production lines at the Vietnamese plant in the future.

“There are also plans to introduce personal care products such as sanitary napkins, diapers, wet wipes and facial cottons for the Vietnamese market,” he said.

Lee said the group had invested RM40mil to RM50mil in the Vietnamese operations, which would help it to grow about 3% a year in terms of revenue and bottom line.

NTPM currently has six plants in Malaysia – located in Penang, Parit Buntar in Perak, Bentong in Pahang, and Sabah – producing 220 tonnes of tissue products daily, of which about 30% are exported.

“Our maximum capacity is 330 tonnes daily.

“We still have room for expansion in Penang as the group has utilised only 60 acres of the 90 acres land bank in Nibong Tebal, where the present main plant is located,” Lee said.

New business catalyst ...

This bonanza during poor market sentiment is hard to come by.

Don't forget TELCO taiko Maxis also borrows to pay dividends

Too good to be true! Go for it!

Wah, RCECAP is firmly establishing itself as the undisputed king for unfailingly buying back own shares every day for months through the year! Trading is just routine selling and buying own shares!

Moving a little. Anything brewing?

Jadikan Ayam Tua chief Chef.

Masuk rempah ratus, mula goreng lo.

Wow, AT is having a good run. Keep going.

For those with strong cardiac health and high EQ, try China-related equity funds in Hong Kong market. Mutual funds report attractive earnings since Nov 2014. This week still uptrending. Many Chinese mutual and hedge fund managers readying funds to seize arbitrage profits.

Jolie, thanks for traffic light warning!

Focus Malaysia April 11-17, 2015 issue carries an article on Careplus.

As investors, whoever wants to buy or sell what we welcome, as long as investors interests are not compromised. We just take strategic positionings to optimize profits we can from the transactions.Just an opinion.

ks55, Deeply appreciate your confidence in sharing private info with me. Post removal noted in good faith and understanding.

Big brother, ks55. Your time-tested life experience have you made a close guess. I am four years your junior. Retiring four years from now. Pick up investment late, catapaulted into action after reading about financial literacy. Still a newbie in investing! But enjoy the course of the learning curve.

Like your 免后顾之忧 life philosophy. From the first I came across your comments in QCapita, sensed your self-confidence and composure grounded on a strong foundation of well-informed, pragmatically knowledgeable, penetrative insight and foresight of the intricacies of investing.

Realising the constraint of the space of public forum, I will not go into further details of personal things here.

Anyway, the reciprocal happy feeling of (virtually) meeting someone sharing common interest is indeed stimulating and enlivening!

The late Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai once quoted, "Between the four seas, all men are brothers." LIKE.

Take care and warm regards.

ks55, we share a common interest in REITs. REITs is also my core investment focus. The others like stocks, gold & silver, unit trusts, etc are for diversification and as multiple streams of steady passive income. My financial goals are to have a regular stream of income every month through the year from multiple sources of income.

Formation of China-led AIIB (Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank), the Asean Economic Community plus Asean as a dynamic emerging market are conducive catalytic growth drivers which will determine the economic, financial and prosperity of the Asean as well as Asian emerging markets.

ks55, didn't buy Nylex. After a nice scoop of REITs income distribution in Feb, my capital assets was mobilised to PB China Pacific Equity Fund and PB China Asean Equity Fund which sees good returns 4Q 2014. Enjoying comfortable fund appreciation.

Also sold off all my Poh Kong assets. PK cash-rich but management very stingy.

ks55, fruitful bonanza, congrats.

Wow, unexpected small bull run today. Patience is the name of the game. Harvested today.

Perhaps diversification to old newspaper business can lift profit for NTPM?

Good time to stock up inventory.

In volatile market these days, if want to talk about TP, be ready to "TUNGGU sampai PENGSAN"

The Edge March 30 - April 5, 2015 a front-page report by Liew Jia Teng quotes sources saying that Heveaboard is eyeing SHH Resources and that the two are discussing the details; cash settlement or share swap.

Thanks Chinaman for positive input.

A little movement