GREEN PACKET BERHAD ("GPB" OR THE "COMPANY") (I) PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL OF GPB PURSUANT TO SECTION 116 OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 2016 ("PROPOSED CAPITAL REDUCTION"); AND (II) ESTABLISHMENT OF A SHARE GRANT SCHEME OF UP TO 15% OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF ISSUED SHARES OF GPB (EXCLUDING TREASURY SHARES) ("SGS")
The multiple proposals posted by Nekosaan was about three years ago. The proposed capital reduction was basically related to the accumulated losses of about Rm500+ millions lost during the Wimax venture, from P1 to Webe and now is part of TM, Unifi mobile where GP still owns about 13%. Over the last few quarter reports, at times there were reports of gain from investment holdings. I wonder whether the gain were from Unifi mobile.
There is a curious bit of logic that i am trying to apply here.. it was triggered by Cryptotraders remarks..
he is right if you look at the mood around GP if short selling was allowed.. this counter might have had a horrible week next week. I wont say that it will hit 0.1 but 0.4 range should be easy.
So old news.. everyone knows.. IDSS is going to open on June 30th and the price will crash from there... agree so far?
Now here's what is not logical if everyone can predict price is going to crash from Tuesday onwards..and everyone was also caught by surprise when Bursa announced on 26th that suspension was extended.
Now CCP must also work under the same knowledge as everyone else so why would he buy so many shares the week before IDSS is opened and the expected price crash.
The guy spent: 5 million shares @0.67 on Tuesday = RM3.35m 14.26 million shares @0.565 on Thursday = RM 8,056,900 1.33 million shares @0.545 on Friday = RM 724,850 Total Spent this week is around 12.13Million.. (that's around 14% of his 2018 networth spent in one week) and i seem to recall him buying more earlier.. so his outlay is way higher.
(Note: the gap between Tuesday and Thursday looks like money needs to be gathered and the last volume feels like whatever cash that could be sourced was used)
I mean why not just use all that money and place a buy wall when the panic sell starts..
Mind you all this purchasing was with the condition of the US meltdown creating a bearish market and most likely a bearish market in the following week.
Lets be honest.. an average to good QR would not really be able to stop the price from dropping a bit further... due to frustration some traders had with this counter + Market overall sentiment Even an excellent QR.. would probably see the price stalling... against overall market sentiment.
So what would make you confident to buy.. I think it should go beyond just a simple QR.
But now that i think about it further, whatever News they planned to announce could probably be delayed.Since IDSS is no longer looming.. Just it seems CCP bought what he could buy unless he managed to gather more funds over the weekend.
CCP sold all his 120 millions plus Warrant B last year at Rm0.20 a piece. So he should have Rm 24 millions. Last week and this week he bought a total 26,944,200 shares, is about 27% of total Shares. I guess he is trying to maintain his shares holdings level because about 102,748,440 warrants B hade be converted to shares.
If CCP wants to maintain his shareholding at around 27% whenever warrants are converted to shares then he will continue to buy about another 75 millions shares till end of 2023. If I am right. Just a logical thinking.
Thats the only explanation why ccp didnt buy at late Match when price hovering ard 40-45 could also becos of the pandemic and the starting of the MCO. Lots of uncertainties...any nego or talks of a big plan had to stop
SpartanFury and Agjl, thanks for sharing your thoughts. Appreciate it. Following the remarks by Cryptotraders, do you guys see any possibility of GP taking the company private?
Spartan fury, It is illogical By assuming Puan bought a lot Share before IDSS and expect the price to crash. If that so, as biz man why don’t he wait after IDSS. Can elaborate more ..
based AR2018~30% free float for GP. plus ~100mil warrant conversion after 31.12.2019. ~ 400mil shares in the open market based on 1.008bil shares issued as at now
the highest volume traded on certain day, only 100mil shares traded. ~25% of total free float(400mil shares based on the past AR 2018) in the open market
Another interesting trend in Malaysia, he said, was the introduction of the digital banking licensing framework, opening the way for non-traditional providers such as e-wallets to make inroads into the industry and compete directly with traditional banks.
Bank Negara is expected to issue up to five digital banking licences after the end of the consultation period for its exposure draft on the Licensing Framework for Digital Banks on June 30 this year.
G3, GP associate company. G3 Global Bhd’s shares have been rising steadily over the last few weeks. Between April 30 and May 8, the counter gained 41% to RM3.01 from RM2.13.
On May 8, filings with Bursa Malaysia show that Chin Boon Long, who is well known in the investing fraternity, ceased to be a substantial shareholder of the company after disposing of 29.5 million shares through Fountainberry Sdn Bhd.
Post-disposal, Fountainberry’s stake in the company was reduced to 2.19%.
The recent rise in the company’s shares can be linked to news of its partnership with the Malaysia Automotive, Robotics
Regarding the Q1 result, Funsea and messaging could positively contribute to its communication segment because of the log down. This segment serves clients in about 25 countries. If Unifi mobile also did well during the MCO and with increased subscribers then we should also expect positive contribution to it investment holdings. However, we don’t know how much had been invested in it’s digital segment. These are some of my thoughts on the Q1 results.
MARii chief executive officer Datuk Madani Sahari said many start-ups and SMEs faced difficulties in securing funding because they did not have the track record to justify it. “While many of these companies may have the capabilities or even the technology know-how, securing a loan in the conventional sense is often difficult, ” he told StarBiz
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Automotive, Robotics and IoT Institute (MARii) is targeting up to RM200mil in investment commitments from venture capitalists by early 2022 for potential start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
MARii chief executive officer Datuk Madani Sahari said many start-ups and SMEs faced difficulties in securing funding because they did not have the track record to justify it.
“While many of these companies may have the capabilities or even the technology know-how, securing a loan in the conventional sense is often difficult, ” he told StarBiz.
Madani said when these companies approached banks, they would first need to supply audited information to the financial institutions before qualifying for loans.
“Most of the time, they don’t have the relevant track record to apply for loans because many banks require three years worth of audit. A company can only be audited after the first year.
“So many of these start-ups or SMEs are in a dilemma because they don’t have enough documentation to support their loan application. That’s why venture capital funding would make perfect sense.”
Earlier this month, MARii and Ficus Venture Capital (FVC) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop funding opportunities for start-ups and SMEs.
The MoU will see both parties working closely on the development of a venture funding network for technology related businesses, create greater market access for local technology companies, provide thought leadership and guidance for SMEs, as well as the development of technology and intellectual property commercialisation funding.
“We are encouraging companies that develop technologies that is in line with the scope that MARii is undertaking currently, namely robotics and Internet of Things (IoT), ” said Madani.
“The application of robotics and IoT is not only into automotive. It also cuts across all sectors. So we do need new solutions and technologies being developed by start-up companies and this is where the venture capital aspect of it will come in to help fund such technologies, ” he added.
An initial commitment of RM30mil has been secured for the initiative from various investing parties, said Madani, adding that the MoU allows for the funding to be expanded up to RM200mil.
“We already have 50 companies in our database, so this year we’re planning to add another 30 for the remainder of 2020. The RM30mil is more than enough to fund the initial companies.
“We will grow that investment to RM100mil by the middle of next year and reach RM200mil by the beginning of RM2022, ” Madani said.
He added that the tie-up with FVC is timely, considering the impact that the Covid-19 pandemic has had on businesses everywhere.
“To have a quick recovery, we require technology and digitalisation is important. So part of the technology in IoT and robotics that we want to develop is digitalisation. Now is the time that we need to develop these solutions and technology.
“MARii will evaluate the technology and decide which company one we will want to fund. We can assure you already that the technology will be commercialised, because there are already recipients to receive the technology, ” he said.
“We have a view that within the next three years or so, there will be consolidation and we will see three, or at most five main e-wallet players remaining with a couple of closed-loop niche e-wallet players.
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
nekosaan
625 posts
Posted by nekosaan > 2020-06-28 23:20 | Report Abuse
MULTIPLE PROPOSALS
GREEN PACKET BERHAD ("GPB" OR THE "COMPANY") (I) PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL OF GPB PURSUANT TO SECTION 116 OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 2016 ("PROPOSED CAPITAL REDUCTION"); AND (II) ESTABLISHMENT OF A SHARE GRANT SCHEME OF UP TO 15% OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF ISSUED SHARES OF GPB (EXCLUDING TREASURY SHARES) ("SGS")