Cantik betul.. makin mara ke depan... untung belum banyak tapi berbaloi. Nampaknya banyak cerita positif akan datang. Masuk gelanggang dulu sebelum gelanggang penuh sesak dengan semut semut
Buy b4 the year ends becoz GP will be one of the star performers in 2018. HK RM26 mil investment shows the potential it brings to both partners as technology continues to change lifestyles and brings big revenue to tech companies.
Gpacket continue to row over & row over. Based on the trading volume, still can go higher. Morning always start lower killing all contra player. Then continue to move higher almost every day.
My friends and I have been waiting patiently for 0.60. Sometimes it looks so near to us, yet so far away. Finally my friends sold their share at 0.565 to 0.57. I think it is stretching our patience to full limit......
I think this is not about just selling set up boxes. This will also propel green packet new digital TV business, with home shopping channel and advertisement for their TV channel. This will provide long term revenue stream for Green Packet. They also can make use of their e-wallet platform for the home shopping TV channel. A lot of exciting things can be explored.
The MyTV deals is gonna be landed to them..but the biggest ones is the ecommerce prepaid cards for national schools projects that is the main catalysts for the next price jump.
if not mistaken you can see their announcement earlier and they did mentioned about the prepaid load cards to be implemented at national schools level to paid for fees/canteen/foods/books etc.
GPACKET - Emerging financial technology (fintech) play. Green Packet has put in place a payment platform to provide end-to-end solutions for its digital ambitions. In Aug 2016, it purchased an 80% stake in WOL – a Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) e-wallet license holder – for MYR9m to facilitate cashless and card-less transactions. The company has also set-up a mobile wallet application – Kiple (kiplepay.com) – to tap on the rapidly-growing e-commerce segment. Green Packet is also collaborating with the Government on a cashless/smart payment card that would eventually be rolled out in schools nationwide. The smart preloaded card would eventually replace cash payments by students at cafeterias, canteens and bookshops, and would ride on WOL’s infrastructure.(sources : RHB securities)
GPACKET - Emerging financial technology (fintech) play. Green Packet has put in place a payment platform to provide end-to-end solutions for its digital ambitions. In Aug 2016, it purchased an 80% stake in WOL – a Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) e-wallet license holder – for MYR9m to facilitate cashless and card-less transactions. The company has also set-up a mobile wallet application – Kiple (kiplepay.com) – to tap on the rapidly-growing e-commerce segment. Green Packet is also collaborating with the Government on a cashless/smart payment card that would eventually be rolled out in schools nationwide. The smart preloaded card would eventually replace cash payments by students at cafeterias, canteens and bookshops, and would ride on WOL’s infrastructure.(sources : RHB securities)
GPACKET - At an inflection point (webe is history). Having posted cumulative losses since 2010, FY17 would be at an earnings inflection point for Green Packet as the company no longer bears the losses from webe – Telekom Malaysia’s (TM) converged 4G operator – from 4Q16. To recap, the company’s stake in webe was reduced to 18.9% in 3Q16 (from 31.1%) after TM exercised its rights under an earlier convertible medium-term notes (MTN) programme. Expect the profitable core segments of communications and solutions to drive a steady stream of recurring earnings moving forward, with the new digital investments fuelling a stronger earnings recovery from FY18. (sources : RHB securities)
GPACKET - Internet of Things (IoT) and smart services – the icing on the cake. Green Packet has singled-out e-services and IoT to be the new growth engines and has embarked on several related M&As to strengthen its execution capabilities. Among the notable acquisitions were a 22% stake in listed Yen Global (Yen) for MYR18.2m (Aug 2016) and a 20% stake in Shenzhen Memo Technology Co Ltd (Memohi) for MYR6.4m. Yen’s subsidiary, Atilze Digital SB (Atilze) is rolling out the long range, low power wide area (LoRA) network in the country, which would be used for the deployment of IoT via embedded sensors. (sources : RHB securities)
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Good base formation at 0.50 level for uptrend to 0.60...