Posted by drkelvin20 > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

it was SAPU--LAH....this eco cycle is small still,,,not big enough to affect nationwide GE>...only a bundle of sub contracts who made noise due to debt cannot claimed back,,,
now with 2 bil...all should be happy...workers happy, all happy...who cares...

Posted by 5354_ > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

What to do? Even govn change some practices still remain same eg CEO must be Malay, BOD must be Malays who time and again proven incompetent in corporate.

Posted by MalaysiaMadani > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Malaysia need to help malaysia. We support local company. Petronas,where are you?

Posted by Loh Kok Wai W > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Everyday more Volume ..but price never move..

Posted by dompeilee > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Awwww....got ppl desperate enuf to buang to 4c....18.4 BILLLLLION free-floating tickets....gone case already. Crown jewels already flogged off...nothing left but a history of napoleonic MISmanagement, negative & wideningly worse NTA...& stup ig pension funds who lost 99% of their depositor's monies!

Posted by 5354_ > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Last QR not good. Have to wait next QR to see any improvement.

Loh Kok Wai W

Everyday more Volume ..but price never move..

4 hours ago

Posted by Mabel > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

drKelvin, you got a point there...Sapnrg in 2014 is about Growth Investing..

What are the fundamental strategies behind dividend and growth investing? They're like two sides of the same coin in the world of investing, each with its own perks and quirks.

Dividend investing is akin to a dependable ally providing you with a steady flow of income. You will favor companies with a track record of steady profit growth and high dividend payout, thus ensuring a reliable stream of dividends to bolster your portfolio.

Conversely, growth investing is all about chasing the thrill of high-growth small cap stocks and watching the share prices skyrocket over time. This can be very fulfilling like we have seen Street Smart fighters in Wall Street, provided they are back up with strong fundamentals based on audited Annual Report. Past performance does not guarantee future result...

Now they end being a PN17 company...

Posted by Mabel > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

The reason why Mabel put her money in PN17 Sapura Energy and Capital A is because she wants to be part of their turnaround journey. Capital A, who is the CEO? Sapura who is the CEO?

Here lies the differences:

One can start from Zero to be a Hero.
Satu lagi kena jual ini jual itu sampai Zero.

Let's see how these two CEO (Sapnrg and CapitalA) managed their turnaround. So far both of these PN17 Companies have been profitable and not a liability for Mabel to hold.

Coming to think of it it's prudent for Sapnrg to exit the EP game. It’s for big boys like Petronas, Shell, Aramco who have deep pockets and 20/30y ROI Horizons. Best for sapnrg to stick to EPCC business as they are not getting any support and time is running out of the Regulation Plan timeline.

This week, too many Big Boys especially the bankers are throwing at 5 and 6...All chicken..Tengok Capital A this week shoot up despite tension between Iran and Israel with high oil price. Capital A climb while Sapnrg remains status quo.

Bottom line, no one want to touch Sap but willing to touch Capital A...

Looks like Tony seems to be better Magician than Anuar ...

Captain Mabel Meow

Posted by 5354_ > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Wait new PNB CEO to buy more Sap Nrg? That's more than 2 months.

Posted by 5354_ > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Those who can attend AGM suggest Sap Nrg CEO must be replaced. New CEO must be some1 who can buy Sap Nrg shares like Icon CEO(what I know or other counter O&G CEO you know) ie Hadian Hashim.

Posted by 5354_ > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

If a CEO without Sap Nrg share how can he feel the pain of retail investor when share drop?

Posted by Mabel > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

This is a stark difference between Engineers & Accountants...Engineers are linear in thinking.... accountants hv lateral thinking...that's why you see Tony is a magician.. make tons of money not from internal fund.

Posted by MalaysiaMadani > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

There are many hints that Sapura will survive....if you observe recent project.

Posted by Alistino G > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

At SAPNRG, we have Linear Thinkers. If we expect them to be Lateral Thinkers, they have to eat, shit, sleep "with" Edward De Bono la... which is very difficult to emulate after years of leaning on the tongkat.

Posted by OKU_2020 > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

to grave yard😡

Posted by gamble > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

wait for another 10 years.

Posted by SinGor > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Management will announce Bank Hair-Cut quantum by 30 June......some news are leaking from cracks

Posted by SinGor > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

SAP is Not suppose to receive Petronas Job ( undersea Cable repair ) if we refer to Petronas Sub-Con's financial
requirement.......It shows PNB thru Datuk or LaTok connection, Petronas can be Arm-twisted

Posted by Nikmon > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Standstill until end of May, if announce on 30-jun, then need to request extension again.....3 parties, bursa, BNM and court

Posted by Mabel > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Let's hope for the best...

Meanwhile, all eyes is on Capital A and AAX with active trading today as Capital A Bhd's proposal to streamline its aviation segments, as it will help it compete better with established full-service carriers. Investors viewed the exercise positively as it strengthens AAG's business model for long haul–short haul integration, with a new medium haul segment as the intermediary, by leveraging onto the new A321 fleets.

Post restructuring, Capital A will still retain ownership of the four major business segments namely, ADE maintenance repair, overhaul services; Teleport logistic; AirAsia MOVE SuperApp; and digital finance BigPay and will also still own 18.39% stake in AAG. The gems are with Capital A, now lean and mean without too much flying the aircrafts and exposure of instable aircraft fuel.

Both Airlines climbs more than 5% and 13% respectively.

Live is so beautiful when you are flying with a True Magician...

YTL Power and Yinson also did great climbing more than 7% and 3 % after consolidating sideways for 3 months. Unfortunately Lady Sap remain unchanged.

No Issues Mabel can wait as this counter is still positive as far as P&L is concern..

Meow

Posted by dompeilee > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

I'd rather be in Armada & Velesto(which I am) rather than in this...Mahadi(who is already 99% proven corrupted)'s son involved since its beginning days as Kencana Petroleum in '06 & the no-good SharEVIL is 100% proven incompetent, siphoning billion$ of co's as well as PNB & ASB's (read depositors') monie$ in the form of ridiculously inflated remuneration. You know the saying abt a leopard & its spots.

I don't mind dripping in $ into a down stock in the belief in a future jackpot to come(witness my odyssey in Huaan, Oriental, Naim & even Japan's recently MBO-ed & delisted Teraoka Seisakusho, a huge disappointment for the first 4 years then suddenly the 2nd biggest Japanese earner to date) BUT this junk, little better than Sumatec, has less than 3% hope of recovering back to even the double digit sen range, so any purchases hereon in are merely donations. Its 18.4 BILLION issued tickets is a RECORD HIGH burden in stock exchange history & is probably tops in almost all world markets & worse, is set to⬆ as the overwhelming debt stubbornly remains with its crown jewel already gone on the cheap. Ergo, a 30-tonne elephant is more likely to skate gracefully on a lake than this one go back up to 10c & beyond.

Posted by Nikmon > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Would bursar approve the extension? The last extension took 2 months for Bursa approved, SAP submitted extension request a month before it due...

Posted by SinGor > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Bursa next extension is already confirmed Approved after Sap-Omv Sale. Entire Deal cannot be completed
in 2024-----SAP cash-flow problem still Exist ----Bank Hair-Cut must come fast follow by WhiteKnight's cash
injection ----Finally a Cash-Call is necessary but i think in 2025 ( For every Ringgit PNB put into SAP, they got
only 15 cents now----You really think PNB allows consolidation soon )

Posted by Nikmon > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

So another round of extension,...so next year only will turn around..

Posted by Nikmon > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Next year ...can put it aside lo like this, , next year may delay again...no money no project, the losing money ONGC also completed, mean 0% fabrication yard at lumut....

Posted by intansri > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

It is not true from business operation about this counter. The book order received from last quarter of 5b increased to latest announcement of 6.6b. A very impressive number. Some more the cash flow position is also equivalent to nearly $0.09 per share. So they are doing good business project and now they only need to swap the debts through regulatory channels to clean balance sheet figure as like AAX and Capital A debt swap. It takes time but any invested investors can’t wait must invest somewhere n not here

Posted by intansri > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Now NTA is -$0.13 instead of $-0.23. So if you can raise right issue of $0.13 per share then this counter should expect to get out of PN17 status without white knights needed

Posted by intansri > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

-0.13 after selling OMV

Posted by Mabel > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

#intansri It is not true from business operation about this counter. The book order received from last quarter of 5b increased to latest announcement of 6.6b. A very impressive number. Some more the cash flow position is also equivalent to nearly $0.09 per share. So they are doing good business project and now they only need to swap the debts through regulatory channels to clean balance sheet figure as like AAX and Capital A debt swap. It takes time but any invested investors can’t wait must invest somewhere n not here
28/04/2024 6:06 AM

intansri Now NTA is -$0.13 instead of $-0.23. So if you can raise right issue of $0.13 per share then this counter should expect to get out of PN17 status without white knights needed
28/04/2024 6:11 AM

intansri -0.13 after selling OMV
28/04/2024 6:12 AM

Thanks for your insights intansri...

Let’s delve into the insights following Sapura Energy’s sale of its OMV business to TotalEnergies:

Let’s delve into the insights following Sapura Energy’s sale of its OMV business to TotalEnergies:

Sale of OMV Stake: Sapura Energy Berhad announced the divestment of its 50% equity interest in SapuraOMV Upstream Sdn Bhd to TotalEnergies Holdings SAS. The transaction involves a cash consideration of USD 530.3 million (approximately RM 2,534.5 million). Additionally, TotalEnergies will relieve Sapura Energy of a USD 175 million obligation related to a financing facility extended by OMV Exploration & Production GmbH to SapuraOMV. The total disposal consideration, including both cash payment and the release of the obligation, amounts to USD 705.3 million (approximately RM 3,370.8 million). The acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing adjustments, expected no later than the second half of 2025.

Order Book Growth: Sapura Energy’s order book has increased from RM 5 billion to RM 6.6 billion. This impressive growth reflects strong demand for their services and projects.

Cash Flow Position: The company’s cash flow position is equivalent to nearly $0.09 per share. Cash flow per share is a robust measure of financial strength, as it considers after-tax earnings and depreciation on a per-share basis. Unlike earnings per share, which can be manipulated, cash flow per share provides a more accurate assessment of a company’s financial health.

Debt Swap and Balance Sheet Cleanup: The company aims to clean up its balance sheet by swapping debts through regulatory channels. Like the strategies employed by AAX and Capital A, this process takes time but is essential for long-term sustainability. If executed successfully, it could help Sapura Energy exit PN17 status without relying on external white knights.

These developments indicate Sapura Energy’s commitment to recovery and long-term viability..

Our next question what is the estimate timeline to get PN17?

To Our Success

Meow

Posted by Mabel > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Other possibilities as stated by SinGor...

Posted by Mabel > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Recap:

In 2018 under Sharil, Sapura Energy’s cash call involved a RM3 billion rights issue of 9.987 billion shares priced at 30 sen each on a 5-for-3 basis, with 1 free warrant for every 10 rights shares subscribed. Another RM1 billion was raised through the issue of 2.397 billion Islamic redeemable convertible preference shares (RCPS-i), offered based on two RCPS-i for every five shares owned, priced at 41 sen each. The RCPS-i are convertible into ordinary shares on a 1-for-1 basis upon maturity on Jan 29, 2024. This means each RCPS will indeed be automatically converted into one ordinary share of Sapura only upon reaching maturity on 23rd January 2024 meaning more shares will be listed on 23rd Jan 2024 by PNB.

Based on the above Mabel takeaway is simple..

PNB’s stake in Sapura Energy, held under its various funds, was only 12.16% before the rights issue. It also fully subscribed for the latter’s Islamic redeemable convertible preference shares (RCPS-i), which were part of a RM4 billion cash call — RM3 billion from a five-for-three renounceable rights issue at 30 sen per share, and RM1 billion via a two-for-five renounceable rights issue of new RCPS-i at 41 sen each.

In simple term that's PNB cost without considering of the 12.16% before the right issues (which is at a higher price) is between 30 to 41 sen per share.

To Our Success!

Meow

Posted by Mabel > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Summing up: Haha the reason why Mabel put her money in PN17 Sapura Energy and Capital A is because she wants to be part of their turnaround journey.

Mabel see more possibilities and similarities between these two PN17 Companies. So Mabel is counting on our Smart Accountant Magician to pull this together as it can have a spin-off effect...Here lies the differences:

One can start from Zero to be a Hero.
Satu lagi kena jual ini jual itu sampai Zero.

Let's see how these two CEO (Sapnrg and CapitalA) managed their turnaround. So far both of these PN17 Companies have been profitable and not a liability for Mabel to hold.

To Our Success!

Captain Mabel Meow

Posted by SinGor > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

In BlackJack 21, everybody is playing Against the Dealer. .....PNB is now the Dealer.....If you play with ikan Bilis
win-lose is just 1--2 cents----I have never seen in 20years, a 1000 lbs Shark like PNB got stucked in a Longkang

Posted by Mabel > 1 week ago | Report Abuse

Haha SinGor you are some time very funny...

Totally in line with what you said..

Posted by SinGor > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

https://www.bursamalaysia.com/market_information/announcements/company_announcement/announcement_details?ann_id=3442485https://www.bursamalaysia.com/market_information/announcements/company_announcement/announcement_details?ann_id=3442485
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Funny SAP new Contracts---They are All UnderWater????? First it is Sarawak & Sabah SHELL ---Now it is
Sabah & Sarawak Oil ( Package B1 + C1 )

Posted by Nikmon > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

Local project started flow in since 3-4 years ago?

Posted by masterkevin212 > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

Look like petronas will pump more project for sapura

Posted by limch > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

Sapura Resources Berhad RI not Sapura Energy Berhad. Why naysayers a lot here?

Posted by limch > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

Only thing why not propose merging Sapura Resources Berhad and Sap Energy Berhad just like AAX and Capital A? Is it different business?

Posted by SinGor > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

White Knight Cash seems rather complicate.......The main reason is SAP market price. SAP market Cap is just 827mil. If White Knight injection requires Shares as collateral---White Knight One billion injection makes White Knight the majority Shares Holder of SAP-----Is PNB Happy????
I think recent Projects Injection has to do with this Issue----Management might skip foreign Help and ask for
"Gov. Bank Guarantee "-----Let see what latest PN17 says------
So you see what i say many times, Consolidation will Not Come until PNB agrees

Posted by masterkevin212 > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

No need consolidation. No point, since PNB holding the most. Forcing petronas to allocate more job for sapura will do. Sapura can do better comparing to others.

Posted by SapNrg > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

Sapura Energy bags underwater service contract from Thai-owned PTTEP group
https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/709785

Posted by Nikmon > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

Selling SAPOMV asset sour in the society, PMX may change his mind to support SAP instead let white night take over..

Posted by Nikmon > 6 days ago | Report Abuse

With cash strapped p17 status, no big project can awarded, only leasing job..haha

Posted by SinGor > 4 days ago | Report Abuse

my Ipoh Latok doesnT know about last Big announcement ( sale SapOmv )bcos it doesnT involves paying them.
I hope Monday PN17 update will leak news about "WhiteKnight" cash injection Or Gov Cash Guarantee---This
announcement will guarantee up-tick in Price. Sub-Con get paid means more work can start and improve in
Revenue

Posted by SinGor > 4 days ago | Report Abuse

I told my PKR Latok, if ikan Bilis Not paid by year end, many will Close Shop----And PH will lose Perak to PAS

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Posted by Nikmon > 3 days ago | Report Abuse

4 weeks left.......

Posted by SinGor > 3 days ago | Report Abuse

Of All Restructuring Co.....Only SAP management is Seriously involved.......Look at AA--- brought in "Magician" for
Restructuring......SAP latest CFO appointment is former Price Water House Director ( cash flow analyst )

Posted by intansri > 3 days ago | Report Abuse

The latest CFO is specialist for corporate finance restructuring