Looks like good time for bottom fishing. Ecoworld has been consistantly profitable... and constantly looking for new development opportunities not just local but overseas.
I should had bought it for 0.90 yesterday. making a big blunder . Ecowold is playing at 0.90 to 0.98 for most of the time. Until June this shit share will never cross the 1.10 margin. A "one ringgit "counter wa ha...ha..
@ Posted by tuapuikia > Mar 31, 2019 9:05 AM | Report Abuse RM1 is not a good price anyway, many people stuck at RM2 including me ********
OMG you stuck at 2.00. You should had average out when it hit rock bottom price of 0.80++. I still have some 1.20 for 20 lots and the less are 0.93. I sold some when it was 0.98 last month. Ecoworld below 0.93 is a good buy. My Sifu said this stock is technical buy and sell just like the Islamic bank MBSB (another "one ringgit" stock).
Now that Eco World & EWINT make $$$, when will they pay dividends? A bit of salvation for the shareholders that have been holding your shares since $2 & also from IPO for EWINT.
No profit, no dividend - can accept. When there's profit, still no dividend. A bit hard to swallow....
No appreciation in share price & no dividend. Think the shareholders are BODOH. Now most of them have to tanggung paper loss & not dump your shares to cut loss. If not, the share price will fall kaw kaw!
In order to continue to have patronage from shareholders, any amount of dividend is good. Management listenlah...
If not, then take the company private & keep the profit to yourself & nobody will squeak!
News from 2014 KINIBIZ As Eco World Development Holdings Bhd (ECO World) shares’ spectacular free-fall since late April appears to have slowed down - it finished 4 sen lower to RM4.56 yesterday - the question that still burns is who really controls the developer.
Among the names the market throws up are well-known multi-billionaire Syed Mokhtar Albukhary ( left ), former finance minister Daim Zainuddin and former SP Setia head honcho Liew Kee Sin or some combination of all of them. Daim denies his involvement while the others can’t be contacted.
While the same group of three shareholders will still control the company, there will be significant shifts in their stakes. Currently control of fast-emerging developer Eco World appears to rest with major shareholders Liew Tian Xiong (Liew Kee Sin’s son), Abdul Rashid Abdul Manaf and Eddy Leong Kok Wah - chairperson and deputy chairperson respectively of Eco World. Presently the trio collectively have a 65 percent stake in the company.
Abdul Rashid was previously chairperson of SP Setia for 15 years since 1997 to 2012 and Leong deputy chairperson when Liew Kee Sin was CEO and a major shareholder of the same company. They are therefore very close associates of Liew Kee Sin. Leong left SP Setia in 2013 and Abdul Rashid a year earlier, the duo emerging in Eco World where they occupy identical positions.
Liew Kee Sin tendered his resignation from SP Setia in January and his last day with the company was April 30. He joined the Eco World board as non-executive director on May 5. It is estimated that some 280 staff of SP Setia have now joined Eco World, most of them at the senior level, including Eco World’s current CEO Chang Kim Wah. This probably marks an unprecedented mass migration from one property company to another in Malaysia.
“Sometimes you even see Eco World’s cleaning ladies wearing SP Setia shirts,” joked one corporate observer to KiniBiz some time back.
Executive Director Dato’ Leong Kok Wah was appointed to the Board of Salcon on 1 January 2010.
He holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) from University of Hull, United Kingdom (“UK”) and is a member of Institute of Bankers (UK), Institute of Credit Management (UK), Institute of Marketing (UK) and Institute of Bankers Malaysia.
Dato’ Leong has an extensive career and held senior positions in the banking industry. He has vast experience in stock broking, asset management and options and futures trading. He sits on the Board of various companies in Malaysia. He was an Independent Non-Executive Director and a member of Audit Committee, Nomination Committee and Remuneration Committee of S P Setia Berhad until 28 February 2013.
Dato’ Leong is a Non-Independent & Non-Executive director of Eco-World Development Group Berhad (formerly known as Focal Aims Holdings Berhad). He also sits on the Board of MUI Continental Berhad (formerly known as MUI Continental Insurance Berhad) and is a member of its Audit Committee, Risk Management Committee and Investment Committee.
He is a member of the Executive Committee, Risk Management Committee and ESOS Committee of the Company.
Posted on Thu, May 11, 2017 12:00 AM LIEW TIAN XIONG He’s only in his late 20s but he’s already an Executive Director. How does he do it? As the Executive Director of Eco World Development Group Berhad, Liew Tian Xiong sits on the board of directors while working closely with the junior staff on the ground to help sell properties. His father is Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin, founder of SP Setia. Going into property development was inevitable since it was a world Liew knew intimately: He practically grew up in the sales gallery offices of SP Setia. When Liew was born, his father was spending so much time in the sales gallery helping to sell properties that he hardly saw his first-born. So he asked his wife to bring the baby along to the sales gallery so that he could spend time with his son.
The development firm behind Battersea Power Station has had a rise in profits despite construction delays.
The Malaysian-backed consortium behind the Thameside building and its surroundings made profits of £1.1 million for the year to the end of June 2018 from £179,000 the year before, accounts filed with Companies House showed on Tuesday.
The project, overseen by the Battersea Power Station Development Company — which bought the site in 2012 — will see the main building house a cinema, a food court and 100 shops across two distinct retail centres, as well as Apple’s new headquarters, by 2021.
The wider site hosts flats and more office space, but more than 250 apartments being built on the south bank of the river are behind schedule with some buyers recently reclaiming their deposits and walking away.
The BPSDC makes most of its money from managing the property development and offering estate management services.
Liew father and son company is very similar to the Tan family of Berjaya corp. Never benefit the share holders. Soon ECOWORLD will end up 20 to 30 sen counter.
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