Becareful guys, airline industry in doldrums, Changi Airport to close their terminal for 18 months, that's saying a lot, even warren buffet is limiting his exposure a bit
Strong buying power. I believe AA can fly up high~ Please get some more AA share if you don't think AA will get bankrupt before it fly again~ high risk high return~~
Covid-19 make many of corporate will impact company fundamental will deteriorate. For Example :Past revenue 100 mil ,profit margin 10% earning 10 mil now covid-19 future revenue will reduced nearly 90% or become near zero and followed future earning from profit turn to heavy losses too, past they revenue how big their basic operating cost high will followed financial more heavily losses .If the company with high debt will face collapse or bankruptcy in future. Large and medium-sized companies can't operate without income, and all of them are returned to them like a startups company,valuation will also fall, and the stock price will also fall Expect local and foreign funds money would not flow in big cap and mid cap stock because everybody scare buy high losses money . In this few month expect Funds manager money would flow out bigcap and midcap stocks so now no prospects cannot buy and hold bigcap and mid cap company. market stock RM10 drop to RM5, RM5.00 drop to RM 2.00 , followed RM2.00 drop RM1.00, followed RM1.00 drop to 50 cent, followed 50 cent drop to 20cent ,followed 20 cent drop to 10cent ,followed 10 cent drop to bottom. High debt company cannot buy ,high prices stock cannot hold , MARKET NEVER SLEEP MONEY NEVER SLEEP just buy LOW PRICES stock and CASH RICH COMPANY. This is a OPPORTUNITY markets SMART MONEY no longer will FLOWS in cheaper stocks ,market will GORENG lows price stock at BOTTOM.
KUALA LUMPUR (April 6): Privately-held Golden Skies Ventures (GSV) has made a US$2.5 billion offer to fully take over the holding company of ailing state carrier Malaysia Airlines, with financing from a European bank, its executives told Reuters on Monday.
Malaysian firm GSV made the proposal a month ago, as airlines around the world were hammered by travel restrictions, following the coronavirus pandemic.
“(We have secured) in excess of US$2.5 billion from the bank. We will take about three to four months to get the long-term financing,” Chief Executive Shahril Lamin told Reuters in a phone interview.
GSV also has a commitment from a Japanese private equity firm to inject immediate funds into the aviation group through an equity deal.
The Edge weekly had first reported GSV's proposal over the weekend.
GSV declined to name the firms involved and said it was also in talks with other foreign banks and private equity firms for further funding.
GSV has submitted its proposal to Morgan Stanley, the banker hired by the aviation group’s sole owner Khazanah Nasional Bhd.
Air France-KLM, Japan Airlines and domestic carriers AirAsia Group Bhd and Malindo Air were previously said to have shown interest in Malaysia Airlines.
GSV said it would also assume most of the airline’s debt that is being held by the government in outstanding Islamic bonds.
Khazanah and Morgan Stanley did not immediately respond to emailed requests for comment.
Golden share
The proposal includes keeping the government’s so-called golden share, which allows it majority voting rights and also maintains the flag carrier status of Malaysia Airlines.
GSV expects it will have ample liquidity to help Malaysia Airlines to operate comfortably for up to 18 months.
It intends to reinstate Malaysia Airlines as a premium long-haul airline by expanding its flight network and maximising utilisation of its 81-plane fleet. It also plans to keep other business units such as the budget airline, cargo freighter and maintenance repair and overhaul unit.
“(It) is still a viable venture, it has inherent strengths. We are saying we won’t lay off the 13,000 frontline employees and we are not going to asset-strip the airline,” Deputy Chief Executive Ravindran Devagunam said.
The firm aims to achieve positive earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation within three years of taking over, and targets 15 billion ringgit in revenue in 2025.
Plans for listings, "or a string of IPOs", are also on the cards in three to five years, they said.
Ravindran said the firm is banking on pent-up travel demand when the coronavirus is contained. “Regardless of how long (the virus) will take this year, we are looking at an uptick in the business from summer 2021."
CGS-CIMB Research has maintained its “Reduce” rating on AirAsia Group Bhd (AAGB) at 81 sen with a lower target price of 60 sen (from 85 sen) and said since its last update on Feb 28, Malaysia has imposed the Movement Control Order and AAGB has cancelled almost all of its flights.
Malaysia's Covid-19 cases jump to 3,963 cases with 170 new cases. Meanwhile, 80 more are cured, bringing total recoveries to 1,321 cases or 33.3% of total cases.
One more person has died of the disease, bringing death toll to 63 or 1.6% of overall cases
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next month short selling are back to work