I also wondering plantation income so solid everything good. But price below RM2. But those 4-10 million earning could up to above RM2 lol. Pathetic. I bought tsh also same thing happen.
Govn control bankers problems? No wonder PKR won GE14.
warrenchok90 I also wondering plantation income so solid everything good. But price below RM2. But those 4-10 million earning could up to above RM2 lol. Pathetic. I bought tsh also same thing happen. 07/09/2021 10:08 AM
(1) During the period 19/8 to 30/8, FGV shares were transacted at prices ranging from 1.31 to 1.55
(2) On 3/9, Felda notified that it had bought another 1,290,400 shares on 30/8, without disclosing: - prices paid for ? - dates acquired ? - whether from open market or via direct transaction ?
(3) In the event that FGV carries out GO again, depending on when and whether the offer is voluntary or mandatory in nature, claw back pricing may set in
- A mandatory offer must be made at a price not less than the highest price paid (or agreed to be paid) by the bidder or its PACs for any voting shares in the target during and within six months before the start of the offer period.
- A voluntary offer must be made at a price not less than the highest price paid (or agreed to be paid) by the bidder or its PACs for any voting shares in the target during and within three months before the start of the offer period.
#Undi_PKR Tech stocks earn far less why RM 2, > RM 10 can not FGV? Sure is govn not voted problems. 07/09/2021 11:22 AM
I agree that despite posting impressive earnings growth on the back of strong edible oil prices this year, Malaysian plantation counters have failed to whet investors’ appetite.
The Fund managers, who have strict compliance with environmental, social and governance (ESG) mandates, will not look at plantation stocks and O&G companies. Our Government has not done enough to counter the negative campaign against our Palm Oil as they are too busy fighting with each's others. Yes we still have political uncertainties. This is a big thing.
We are still among the best in the world when it comes to plantation stocks, but the inherent ESG issues, such as labour practices and sustainable planting, continue to hinder institutional investor participation.
Likewise, in the O&G sector, despite the steady recovery of the crude oil prices this year, the Bursa Malaysia Energy index remains among the worst performers across sectors. Investors shun O&G counters as they are largely still dependent on national oil firm Petroliam Nasional Bhd, which itself is managing its costs in the face of energy policy headwinds and rising demand for dividends to the government. On top of that, fossil fuel-based businesses are at the risk of falling out of favour.
This is given our new fiscal position and the prudence we must now exercise to get things in order including the sovereign ratings. Another reason investors are not too excited about the local market is that the average earnings per share of Malaysian-listed companies have been dropping over the years, while corporate earnings in other markets have been growing.
That's why lately, Mabel tend to put more effort in the Techs sector.
Please do not give up, the wind is starting to blow soon mah!
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#Undi_PKR Tech stocks earn far less why RM 2, > RM 10 can not FGV? Sure is govn not voted problems. 07/09/2021 11:22 AM
I agree that despite posting impressive earnings growth on the back of strong edible oil prices this year, Malaysian plantation counters have failed to whet investors’ appetite.
The Fund managers, who have strict compliance with environmental, social and governance (ESG) mandates, will not look at plantation stocks and O&G companies. Our Government has not done enough to counter the negative campaign against our Palm Oil as they are too busy fighting with each's others. Yes we still have political uncertainties. This is a big thing.
We are still among the best in the world when it comes to plantation stocks, but the inherent ESG issues, such as labour practices and sustainable planting, continue to hinder institutional investor participation.
Likewise, in the O&G sector, despite the steady recovery of the crude oil prices this year, the Bursa Malaysia Energy index remains among the worst performers across sectors. Investors shun O&G counters as they are largely still dependent on national oil firm Petroliam Nasional Bhd, which itself is managing its costs in the face of energy policy headwinds and rising demand for dividends to the government. On top of that, fossil fuel-based businesses are at the risk of falling out of favour.
This is given our new fiscal position and the prudence we must now exercise to get things in order including the sovereign ratings. Another reason investors are not too excited about the local market is that the average earnings per share of Malaysian-listed companies have been dropping over the years, while corporate earnings in other markets have been growing.
That's why lately, Mabel tend to put more effort in the Techs sector.
Sure Mabel always relax and cool Stockraider and Strattegist..
Mabel motivation in Plantation is that we are feeding more than 8 billion people across the planet.
Mabel motivation in O&G is that it is 20% of government revenue in 2021. Each US$1 per barrel increase in oil prices brings the Treasury RM300 million in revenue per year.
It's all about giving back after gaining so much...
Sure Mabel always relax and cool Stockraider and Strattegist..
Mabel motivation in Plantation is that we are feeding more than 8 billion people across the planet.
Mabel motivation in O&G is that it is 20% of government revenue in 2021. Each US$1 per barrel increase in oil prices brings the Treasury RM300 million in revenue per year.
It's all about giving back after gaining so much...
Sure Mabel always relax and cool Stockraider and Strattegist..
Mabel motivation in Plantation is that we are feeding more than 8 billion people across the planet.
Mabel motivation in O&G is that it is 20% of government revenue in 2021. Each US$1 per barrel increase in oil prices brings the Treasury RM300 million in revenue per year.
It's all about giving back after gaining so much...
Meow Meow Meow... 09/09/2021 8:55 PM
It's all about managing expectation, the rest is technology..
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