lol didn't keep funy 0.45 or 4.5 Because that is impossible (within 1 year)
(Personal analysis) I believe before announce Q report the price will not drop below 0.80 And after month announce end report, i believe will will drop to 0.7x and after few week will bounce back to around 0.8
RM0.45 << after 1 year "maybe" will. RM4.5 << after 5 to 7 year i believe will.
RM0.45 << after 1 year "maybe" will. => Delisted RM4.5 << after 5 to 7 year i believe will. => Nobody had heard of Air Asia before.. thats .. the name of a teapot pig????
No need to look at Israel and UK. The best case is sarawak. The state that has achieved 88% - 1st dose and 76% - 2 doses . The results showed very clearly vaccination works!!!!
That is why the vaccination process should be done immediately at the first place.
Our current daily rate of vaccination was suppose to be done 2 months earlier
Posted by TianChoi1 > Aug 9, 2021 9:58 PM | Report Abuse
No need to look at Israel and UK. The best case is sarawak. The state that has achieved 88% - 1st dose and 76% - 2 doses . The results showed very clearly vaccination works!!!!
To make a profit or not make a profit. That is not the question.
The question is how fast TF can make money for himself in this crisis.
Q1 2021 Lease liabilities The lease liabilities amounting to RM12.5 billion includes deferred aircraft leases of approximately RM1.8 billion Sales in advance of carriage: RM971.688M
-->> RM1.8B lease payments in default -->> Lessors can 'tarik kapalterbang' -->> Refunds will be made soon (since Jan 2020 actually)
14 July 2021 ‘I will not forget the lessors who have treated us badly’: AirAsia chief
-->> TF is angry because lessors want lease payments for the aircraft (that AA sold to the lessors in sale and leaseback agreements)
24 June 2021 "AirAsia, he said, also has large amounts of money owed to it, citing the US$200 million (RM800 million) tied up in Airbus. “I like to cancel the order and get my money back..."
-->> The non-refundable deposit with Airbus is TF's money. Not the company's, not passengers' refunds, not lessors.
2 August 2021 "On behalf of the Board, RHB Investment Bank wishes to announce that AAGB has implemented the LTIS with effect from 2 August 2021, being the date on which the Company is in full compliance with Paragraph 6.43(1) of the Listing Requirements."
thats why you can see 2 jokers here frantically looking for Suiyee Sucker Bilis to buy up AA shares
very frantic behavior....
PSAi3alert To make a profit or not make a profit. That is not the question.
The question is how fast TF can make money for himself in this crisis.
2 August 2021 "On behalf of the Board, RHB Investment Bank wishes to announce that AAGB has implemented the LTIS with effect from 2 August 2021, being the date on which the Company is in full compliance with Paragraph 6.43(1) of the Listing Requirements."
Or perhaps do a stunt like what Rusdi Kirana did in starting Super Air Jet when Lion Air's problems are insurmountable.
i3lurker thats why you can see 2 jokers here frantically looking for Suiyee Sucker Bilis to buy up AA shares
very frantic behavior....
PSAi3alert To make a profit or not make a profit. That is not the question.
The question is how fast TF can make money for himself in this crisis.
2 August 2021 "On behalf of the Board, RHB Investment Bank wishes to announce that AAGB has implemented the LTIS with effect from 2 August 2021, being the date on which the Company is in full compliance with Paragraph 6.43(1) of the Listing Requirements."
-->> TF will get his money via free shares 10/08/2021 12:52 AM
Question 3: LTIP committee is it fair to award SGP Grants (Free JRB Shares Grant without any cash consideration) when JRB is short of cash flow and moreover shareholders had not been rewarded with any dividend since 2016? Reply : Yes it is fair. The share grants were previously given under the LTIP scheme approved by shareholders to eligible employees who have contributed to the Group, and to reward and retain them. The Share Grants also saves the Company’s cashflows instead of paying cash remuneration.
Question 4: When the Share Grant Plan which was approved through the past EGM held in 2016 the NOSH of JRB is 438,361,000 and LTIP 15% of the issued and paid-up share capital 65,754,000. So may I ask, is the Executive director/Management act in conflict of interest to do more PP and RI until today NOSH is 2 billion over so that more LTIP (15% of NOSH) can be granted? Reply : We have already replied and explained to you numerous times before the AGM and/or during the AGM that previous fund raising were done in the context of the capital intensive nature of the Group’s venture into Power Plant in Vietnam which has since started operation and producing profits. The Executive Directors/ Management are not acting in conflict as the decision to give the Share Grants are determined by the LTIP committee and Remuneration Committee of independent directors. The Fund Raising and the LTIP are not interrelated.
Sir Sslee, your post regarding LITP example is very illuminating. Thanks, Sir Sslee.
Posted by Sslee > Aug 10, 2021 7:39 AM | Report Abuse
A reply from Jaks on LTIP:
Question 3: LTIP committee is it fair to award SGP Grants (Free JRB Shares Grant without any cash consideration) when JRB is short of cash flow and moreover shareholders had not been rewarded with any dividend since 2016? Reply : Yes it is fair. The share grants were previously given under the LTIP scheme approved by shareholders to eligible employees who have contributed to the Group, and to reward and retain them. The Share Grants also saves the Company’s cashflows instead of paying cash remuneration.
Question 4: When the Share Grant Plan which was approved through the past EGM held in 2016 the NOSH of JRB is 438,361,000 and LTIP 15% of the issued and paid-up share capital 65,754,000. So may I ask, is the Executive director/Management act in conflict of interest to do more PP and RI until today NOSH is 2 billion over so that more LTIP (15% of NOSH) can be granted? Reply : We have already replied and explained to you numerous times before the AGM and/or during the AGM that previous fund raising were done in the context of the capital intensive nature of the Group’s venture into Power Plant in Vietnam which has since started operation and producing profits. The Executive Directors/ Management are not acting in conflict as the decision to give the Share Grants are determined by the LTIP committee and Remuneration Committee of independent directors. The Fund Raising and the LTIP are not interrelated.
Sir PSAi3alert, your post regarding LITS example is very illuminating. Thanks, Sir PSAi3alert. I fully agree with you, Sir PSAi3alert. Tiny is benefiting himself and his co- founder. Hakkk Puiii.
PSAi3alert>> To make a profit or not make a profit. That is not the question.
The question is how fast TF can make money for himself in this crisis.
2 August 2021 "On behalf of the Board, RHB Investment Bank wishes to announce that AAGB has implemented the LTIS with effect from 2 August 2021, being the date on which the Company is in full compliance with Paragraph 6.43(1) of the Listing Requirements."
Sir PSAi3alert, Tiny AA is under performing and yet Tiny has very very VERY THICK SKIN to ask for LTIS. What kind of Taukeh he is? You all can see his true colour, through his actions of Getting LTIS for himself and his co- partner.
That’s why yesterday I had already sold all my AA shares.
Posted by PSAi3alert > Aug 10, 2021 12:08 AM | Report Abuse
To make a profit or not make a profit. That is not the question.
The question is how fast TF can make money for himself in this crisis.
Q1 2021 Lease liabilities The lease liabilities amounting to RM12.5 billion includes deferred aircraft leases of approximately RM1.8 billion Sales in advance of carriage: RM971.688M
-->> RM1.8B lease payments in default -->> Lessors can 'tarik kapalterbang' -->> Refunds will be made soon (since Jan 2020 actually)
14 July 2021 ‘I will not forget the lessors who have treated us badly’: AirAsia chief
-->> TF is angry because lessors want lease payments for the aircraft (that AA sold to the lessors in sale and leaseback agreements)
24 June 2021 "AirAsia, he said, also has large amounts of money owed to it, citing the US$200 million (RM800 million) tied up in Airbus. “I like to cancel the order and get my money back..."
-->> The non-refundable deposit with Airbus is TF's money. Not the company's, not passengers' refunds, not lessors.
2 August 2021 "On behalf of the Board, RHB Investment Bank wishes to announce that AAGB has implemented the LTIS with effect from 2 August 2021, being the date on which the Company is in full compliance with Paragraph 6.43(1) of the Listing Requirements."
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