Some insiders keep buying @ super low price,they know the real value !! And some smart kaki also know this stock worth @ high value n reluctant to sell !!!
luang Rubber Co (Malaya) Bhd has proposed a special dividend of five sen per share for the financial year ended June 30, 2019 (FY19), on top of a first and final dividend of one sen.
The company said the dividends are subject to shareholders' approval at the forthcoming annual general meeting.
They will be payable on Jan 6, 2020, to shareholders whose names appear on the record of depositors at the close of business on Dec 12, 2019.
KLUANG RUBBER's earning performance has been overall unstable in last five years, whereby its earning per share overall fluctuated from -22.9 sen to 10.87sen. Its earnings mostly has been affected by high operating costs in the latest financial year. Dividend payout in the 2019 financial year totalled 6 sen per share, which corresponds to a dividend yield of 1.77%.
dompeilee Most M'sians also gong gong one...'invest' in unit trust happily pay $550 FEES to """professional"" gambler for every $10k they put in...now many down 40-60% in a few years, don't hv the guts to phone the cunn!ng fund manager to scold them for wasting assets...10 ppl pay his fees already he can jiak pa pah already...get paid for the privilege of playing with your hard-earned $...
Even worse, they dump the losing hopeless stocks into your unit trust but allocate the winners into their own proprietary portfolio...this AlexSUU(Kmouse is no less greeedy than Jho low...pay insufficient to even fill his car with petrol for 1 month but wanna hantam & all-in to earn $20k or more within a year LOL! 05/11/2021 4:13 PM
BODOH DOMPEILEE... MALAYSIAN ARE NOT GONG GONG PLS!! 16/11/2021 12:10 PM
One of the metrics I used to screen for companies is the ROE. I then compared the ROE trends for the target company with the ROE of one or two reference companies where I have detailed fundamental analysis. If the ROE is better, then I will dig further into the fundamentals. When I did this comparison for Kluang with my 2 Bursa Plantation companies – Bplant and KLK, I did not find it to be good enough to dig further https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KhboTCMdEg
This article first appeared in The Edge Malaysia Weekly on January 8, 2024 - January 14, 2024
ROUGHLY 15 months after Kuchai Development Bhd (KDB) completed distributing its 26.51% stake in Sungei Bagan Rubber Company (M) Bhd (Sg Bagan) to shareholders, the company ended the year with an announcement of a bigger deal.
This time around, KDB is selling its assets and liabilities valued at RM275.47 million to its sister company Sg Bagan in return for shares. Again, KDB will distribute Sg Bagan shares to its shareholders. For every 1,000 KDB shares, shareholders will be entitled to 222 Sg Bagan shares under the proposal.
The controlling shareholder Kluang Rubber Company (M) Bhd will get the lion’s share of the block of Sg Bagan shares being distributed.
Kluang Rubber holds a 42.21% stake in KDB and a 43.5% stake in Sg Bagan. It is, in turn, controlled by low-profile Singaporean businessman Lee Thor Seng and his sons — Justin Lee Chung-Shih and Colin Lee Yung-Shih — via their family vehicle The Nyalas Rubber Estates Ltd. Justin is the executive deputy chairman of KDB and Sg Bagan.
It is worth noting that the divestment consideration of RM275.47 million was RM120 million more than its market cap of RM154.68 million prior to the announcement.
The divestment, which unlocks the asset value of KDB, gave a strong boost to the share prices of the three companies, lifiting them to all-time peaks on the first trading day of 2024.
The move is seen by market observers as the nonagenarian Thor Seng’s attempts to further streamline his interest in the Bursa Malaysia-listed companies, apart from unlocking asset values. This has left many wondering about his next move with KDB, which will soon be a cash-rich listed shell company.
“Would he privatise Sg Bagan since most of the assets will be parked there?” muses a market observer.
SINGAPORE: Singapore's second-biggest lender, OCBC, unveiled a S$1.4 billion (US$1.04 billion) offer on Friday (May 10) to buy the remaining stake in insurer Great Eastern Holdings and delist the company.
OCBC, Great Eastern's biggest shareholder, said it would acquire the 11.56 per cent stake in the insurer that it does not currently own. If it goes through, the deal will give the lender full ownership of the firm
The offer price of S$25.60 per share, a premium of 37 per cent, values Great Eastern at S$12.12 billion
Kuchai and Sg Bagan shared similar business activities in investment holdings and rental of property, with the latter also carry out oil palm plantation activities. They are controlled by a common major shareholder, Kluang Rubber, who owns 42.2% stake in Kuchai and 43.5% in Sg Bagan. 22 Jan 2024
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Posted by princehero > 2019-06-26 12:02 | Report Abuse
Someone is pushing down kluang price... maybe make it look cheap then privatize it easier ..