The effect of pp can cause dilution of shares, which commonly leads to a decline in share price. But why does the company need the funds? Avoiding bankruptcy, it would not bode well for the company's shareholders. Raising additional funds may be an excellent opportunity for rapid growth, but the total amount raised may still be below expectations. Another possible motivation for doing a pp could be that the company cannot attract large numbers of institutional or retail investors. Then why did the PP taker take so much time? 🤣
Bottom line pp cause a loss of value, but on the long term pp on share price depends on the reason for the pp and how well the funds that are raised are used 🙈🙉🙊
Mr Wolfofbursa1 Pa already touch 0.04 n Aiyo volume very small . Does it means that those who want to leave Aiyo already gone ? Please enlighten me ? TQVm
The next significant events for 2025 will take place in Sarawak itself as the Sarawak government through Sarawak Energy has identified Bakun Hydro Murum Hydro and Batang Ai Hydro dams for the deployment of floating solar systems. Sarawak Energy plans to invest up to RM5 billion per annum over the next 10 years in generation, transmission and distribution projects, to provide a modern and reliable power system for Sarawakians. The following is the list of hydro dams that have been identified: 1. Bakun Hydro Dam to generate 500MW 2. Murum Hydro Dam to generate 600MW 3. Batang Ai Hydro Dam's second phase project to generate 160MW.
Batang Ai floating solar farm project is highly likely to be the Aizo first job in Sarawak. 😜
Those who don't see the hidden gems inside AIZO will talk like peanut brains. Don't bother the naysayers. You are already in the stock market field, and the market, as normal, has ups and downs; that's normal. Don't bother them... Layan jer buat bodoh...🤣🤣🤣😂
Zoo of bursa keep coming back to this counter and bark. Time is money but they keep barking here and wasting time in counter which they claim dying. Why? U know i know lor. Want discount ma
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Malaysia’s Energy Commission (EC) will conduct an open tender for the large-scale solar (LSS5+) Petra 5+ programme, offering opportunities to develop solar plants with capacities ranging from 10MW to 500MW, scheduled for operation in 2027. Interested bidders must acquire the RFP documents online via the EC’s website from Jan 20 to Jan 24. Physical submission of completed RFP documents is required by Feb 28 2025. Package A is for land-based solar power plants, offering a total quota of 1,500MW. The capacity range open for bidding under this package is between 30MW and 500MW. Meanwhile, Package B is for floating or water-based solar power plants, with a total quota of 500MW. The capacity range open for bidding under this package is between 10MW and 500MW.
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The effect of pp can cause dilution of shares, which commonly leads to a decline in share price. But why does the company need the funds? Avoiding bankruptcy, it would not bode well for the company's shareholders. Raising additional funds may be an excellent opportunity for rapid growth, but the total amount raised may still be below expectations. Another possible motivation for doing a pp could be that the company cannot attract large numbers of institutional or retail investors. Then why did the PP taker take so much time? 🤣