What i can said is the company is in expansion, yet their cost management and ability to secure more project is cruxial for institution or person investor to concern before join in as shareholders
Well, I am inside Betty camp fir now. Informations from company's announcememnt and media news, Iris had been granted by current gov to continue Niise project. Only why the operator (market maker) is suppressing the price remain unknown.Seems like the tickets they bought at 0.105 ~ 0.110 is being sold at 0.100 and below. Regarding the sale of IITSB; my tin foil theory say that this daughter company is responsible for intergration system from module placed at border enterence to Immigration central database. And its maintenance. BUT the module is still under the mother company.
Refer the below video about Border Control Module developed by Iris.
And the capital reduction share consolidation (expected) is to present the account in positive and able to issue dividend provided their business is growing and if the cashflow are healthy. Consolidation is to comtrol the
Lolz..Iris still a growing stage company in its industry as population getting wealthier and educatd. Don't expect mich on the dividend if they have project to expand their business. Tight cashflow will only make them continuously right issue or pp only.
this is what chatGpt comments on Capital reduction and consolidation. Trade at your own risk. Capital reduction and consolidation are two financial strategies used by listed companies to manage their capital structure and improve various financial metrics. Let's take a closer look at the benefits of each:
Capital Reduction: Capital reduction involves decreasing the nominal value of a company's shares or reducing the share capital. This can be done for various reasons, and some of the benefits include: Debt Reduction: A company may use capital reduction to reduce its debt burden. By decreasing the share capital, the company can repay some of its debts, improving its financial position and reducing interest expenses.
Increased Solvency: Capital reduction can strengthen a company's financial position, making it more solvent and less risky. This, in turn, can enhance investor confidence and attract more investment.
Improvement in Financial Ratios: Capital reduction can lead to an improvement in various financial ratios, such as debt-to-equity ratio and earnings per share (EPS). This can make the company more attractive to investors and potentially lead to an increase in the stock price.
Enhanced Dividend Payout: With reduced capital, the earnings of the company are distributed among a smaller number of shares, which can increase the earnings per share (EPS). This may result in a higher dividend payout per share to shareholders.
Consolidation (Reverse Stock Split): Consolidation, also known as a reverse stock split, involves reducing the number of outstanding shares while increasing the share price proportionally. Some of the benefits of consolidation include: Share Price Increase: By reducing the number of shares, the company's stock price per share increases. This can make the stock appear more valuable to investors, potentially attracting a broader range of shareholders.
Regaining Compliance: Companies with low stock prices may face delisting from stock exchanges due to non-compliance with exchange listing requirements. Consolidation can bring the share price back above the minimum required level, helping the company maintain its listing status.
Perceived Market Stability: A higher share price resulting from consolidation may create a perception of greater stability and financial health for the company, especially among retail investors.
Liquidity Improvement: Consolidation may increase the stock's liquidity by attracting institutional investors who typically have minimum price requirements for investing in a company's shares.
It is essential to note that while capital reduction and consolidation can offer these benefits, their implementation should be well-planned and in line with the company's financial objectives and shareholder interests. Additionally, the success of these strategies depends on various factors, including the overall market conditions and the company's specific financial situation. Before implementing any of these actions, companies should consult with financial advisors and consider the potential implications on their business and stakeholders.
hopefully they won penalty from govermnent for termination of contract out of political reason. I personally think that they should sack the saifuddhin, terrible performance
lol 0.025, dream la, let's see tomorrow market action then know, although i also prepare this counter may not be profitable then loss, hope another round of goreng, haha
Why the ex government can award billion project to incompetence company resulting project termination? This is not wasting of money but time for retender the project taking long time
0.025 dream? The impact of a 1B project is not just lost on earning. It could well impact their ability to repay debts and get capital for new projects. And their likely court case with government would likely takes years. Meaning more cash needed. The share consolidation would be another huge blow to the share. 0.025 might not achieved tomorrow..but in the run towards the share consolidation dateline, yes it will be.
The HSR project retender again which incured higher construction cost and longer time. Hopefully, PH can stop the nonsense and move faster to roll out the project
Home minister should explain on the extension in the 1st place. It wasted more tax payer money.
Regardless what, iris is in deep shit tmr..their office will be surrounded by creditors demanding for payment. Already struggling for cash flow and debts.
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What i can said is the company is in expansion, yet their cost management and ability to secure more project is cruxial for institution or person investor to concern before join in as shareholders