And a check-back onto their AP, we noted that the undertaking shareholding Firstberry is in fact the one who doubled down their investment into the company.
Why would they do so?
What is the rationale behind to keep supporting FAST despite the share price is dropping?
If they only needed to fulfil the requirement, why double down their investments?
These are some of the hot questions that investor must be able to answer before deciding to invest or not investing into FAST. For now, we are seeing a low volume, price hovering around at the current level due to some potential “collection” on the shares at a lower price.
I will leave the remaining part up to your imagination.
As we mentioned that the first half of FAST is made up from semiconductor segment, the rest of it was actually in petroleum products, commodities, and bunker oil.
Further, it trades in petroleum products and commodities, including bunker oil. The company operates in Malaysia, the United States, Europe, and Asia. The company was formerly known as Techfast Holdings Berhad and changed its name to Fast Energy Holdings Berhad in July 2021. Fast Energy Holdings Berhad was incorporated in 2004 and is headquartered in Shah Alam, Malaysia.
Some of you may have not know about it, but some of the bunker oil that ships, and vessels are using are actually “dirty oil”, or fuel with high sulphur content. Pursuant to the implementation of IMO 2020 and ESG drive, the market will be moving towards low sulphur fuel oil – which is what FAST had billions worth of contract on hand waiting to be utilized. In fact, FAST is only one of the two listed companies in Malaysia who was involved in the LSFO business.
Obviously, the market have not factor in the potential growth of FAST who is involved in the sector. But luckily for non-investors yet for the company, tomorrow will be the ex-date for rights issue, which is the next topic we are going to talk about.
for me i still newbie in share market, but your view is same with my friend...but the share price keep dropping to make me very uncomfortable to buy this company share
nasilemak5, I assume u are the internal people of Fast. Fast is considered ok? If I internal people, tomorrow I all in to limit up the share price already. Lol.
the first half of FAST is comprised of semiconductors, while the latter half is comprised of petroleum products, commodities, and bunker oil.
Obviously, the market has not taken into account FAST's prospective expansion in the area. But, fortunately for non-investors and the company, the ex-date for the rights offering, which is the next topic we'll discuss, is tomorrow.
rumors is in, Fast is involved in the funding part for LSSPV projects... (might be a JV with banks to fund them, or with some mega funds behind to support the EPCC / Concession Owner, funding size is around RM 800m)
Hearsay, Fast is involved in the funding of LSSPV projects... (Might be a joint venture with banks to fund them, or some big money behind them to help the EPCC / Concession Owner, funding size is around RM 800 million)
Imagine how much cashflow Fast will create each year based on the present valuation with a funding level of RM 800.0 million...
The company recorded net profit of MYR 241,000 for its bunkering, vessel chartering and petroleum trading operations during Q1 2022. Revenue for the segment was MYR 50.5 million during the similar quarter.
Proposes a private placement in order to obtain RM4.71 million for a petroleum trading company.
Fast Energy Holdings proposes to raise up to RM4.71 million through a private placement of up to 78.51 million additional shares, or 10% of its total issued shares, at a later-determined issue price.
Because the company has already signed into contracts for its petroleum products, the money from the planned private placement will be utilised primarily to fund the working capital of the petroleum trading business.
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And a check-back onto their AP, we noted that the undertaking shareholding Firstberry is in fact the one who doubled down their investment into the company.
Why would they do so?
What is the rationale behind to keep supporting FAST despite the share price is dropping?
If they only needed to fulfil the requirement, why double down their investments?
These are some of the hot questions that investor must be able to answer before deciding to invest or not investing into FAST. For now, we are seeing a low volume, price hovering around at the current level due to some potential “collection” on the shares at a lower price.
I will leave the remaining part up to your imagination.