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Posted by joyvest > 2023-08-10 11:40 | Report Abuse

Many examples to come. The auditor of Bintai , HLB Ler Lum Chew PLT ) has issued" disclaimer " on its going concern issue following a lot of " pre-signs" . Now then Bintai is said to be on the verge of collapsing. No assumption but facts of pre-signs.

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What do you call the " deer without eyes" ??

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What do you call the " deer without eyes" ?? Answer this before I will let you know what the auditors of Jaks think.

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What do you call the " deer without eyes" ?? Answer this before I will let you know what the auditors of Jaks think.

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Posted by joyvest > 2023-08-10 12:06 | Report Abuse

Since you can not answer the " deer without eyes", then another simple question - what do you call " the snake without eyes?

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Business assumptions are important for decision-making and planning. They help to inform the direction of a business and provide a basis for making decisions. Without assumptions, it would be difficult to make decisions or plan for the future.

As long as the assumptions are reasonable based on the current circumstances surrounding the business at that point in time, no big deal.

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Posted by joyvest > 2023-08-10 12:37 | Report Abuse

Current Market price is the key to market valuation. Even the market capitalisation is based on the current MP.

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Hoho Kon Nenek Joyvest tak tau google ke atau tak faham ke , Masih buat Badut show le , hahahaha…


The market value is the value of a company according to the financial markets. The market value of a company is calculated by multiplying the current stock price by the number of outstanding shares that are trading in the market. Market value is also known as market capitalization.



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Is MV not current market price x share capital ? 
Is it not that the quantum of MV is determined by the current market price ? 
Why are you running away from reality as a promotor?

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no chance

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Better returns await CGPP winners

Wednesday, 09 Aug 2023

PETALING JAYA: Winners of the Corporate Green Power Programme (CGPP) could potentially enjoy better returns compared to the fourth cycle of the large-scale solar (LSS4) projects.


MIDF Research said going by its initial ballpark estimates, the CGPP could reap internal rate of returns (IRRs) in the high-single-digit levels.


This is because the initiative, which will be utilising virtual power purchase agreements, is based on a willing buyer-willing seller approach.

“Under the CGPP, players are free to secure their own offtaker, hence giving better pricing power as opposed to stiff competition to supply to a single offtaker under the LSS auction mechanism,” said the research firm in a report yesterday.



According to MIDF Research, the CGPP tariffs are also likely to reflect a premium for environmental attributes like renewable energy certificates.


As a benchmark, the research firm noted that the Green Electricity Tariff sold by Tenaga Nasional Bhd


(TNB) was raised to 21.8 sen per kilowatt hour (kwh) effective August this year.

Meanwhile, the system’s marginal price under the New Enhanced Dispatch Arrangement (Neda) wholesale market is averaging about 25 sen per kwh as at June 2023, which is “a decently large premium to LSS4 winning bids of 18 to 20 sen per /kwh for 30-50MW packages,” it said.


On Monday, the Energy Commission (EC) announced that a total 563.42MW under the CGPP were awarded to 22 solar power producers.

There is still a balance of 236.58MW quota to be awarded out of the 800 MW offered under CGPP, which received a total of 71 applications, according to the EC.

Most of the players secured about 30MW, while a few players secured a smaller capacity in the range of seven to 15MW. It is unclear when the remaining quota of 236.58MW will be awarded.

A number of listed companies were among the winners, with TNB appearing to be the biggest winner with a total of 90MW capacity secured via three different applications.


The other listed companies include

Solarvest Holdings Bhd


, Sunview Group Bhd, Pekat Group Bhd


, Sime Darby Plantation Bhd


, MK Land Holdings Bhd


, Sunway Construction Group Bhd


, Mega First Corp Bhd


, JAKS Resources Bhd


and HSS Engineers Bhd.
Moving forward, execution is key, said RHB Research.

According to the research firm, tenders for the engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning work would probably kick in by end-2023, as the Neda approval could take three to six months.

It said the financial closure process of some projects may take relatively longer than the previous LSS projects, given the offtakers’ credibility that will have to be assessed separately.

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Posted by mickey77 > 2023-08-10 16:31 | Report Abuse

LSS4 COD soon 50mw

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Posted by mickey77 > 2023-08-10 16:37 | Report Abuse

Last RI was for LSS4

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LSS4 now waiting for TNB testing and commissioning

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Posted by mickey77 > 2023-08-10 16:38 | Report Abuse

JAKs now 8m vol

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cod,As used for electricity, the date under a long term power purchase agreement when the commissioning tests have been passed and the facility starts to generate power to earn revenue.In short money flow in lor

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Posted by mickey77 > 2023-08-10 16:47 | Report Abuse

cod commercial operation date. LSS4 all completed. All ready

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