Pasukhas punya projek di kl tu dekat mrt.. laris nanti :)
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 29): ParkCity Group’s Noöra, an integrated development at Desa ParkCity in Kuala Lumpur, achieved a take-up rate of 73% at its priority sales event held on Nov 26 and 27. Noöra is a Scandinavian-themed project comprising high-rise residential and commercial projects.
Rugi kerana pelaburan dalam saham related parties..nta masih 10sen..tunggu harga saham tu naik balik :)
Revenue of the Group increased from RM19.988 million to RM32.415 million amounting to RM12.427 million or 52.90% for the current financial quarter as compared to immediate preceding financial quarter mainly due to increase of revenue contributed from Civil Engineering and Construction Services. The Group reported a net loss before tax of RM6.256 million for the current financial quarter as compared to a net loss before tax of RM3.706 million in the immediate preceding quarter mainly due to impairment loss of financial and contract assets and fair value loss on quoted investments in current and the preceeding quarter.
Prospects On top of the above, the Group will kick start its development project and expand into River Sand Extraction cum Trading segment in the near future.
Status of Corporate Proposals On the property development front, the Group has entered into a joint venture agreement with Yayasan to undertake a mixed development project located at Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur with an estimated gross development value of RM338.0 million. The Group has not issued any profit forecast or profit guarantee during the current financial quarter under review. Premised on the above and after considering the overview of the Malaysian economy as well as the construction and property market in the longer term, the Board remains cautiously optimistic of the future prospects of the Group. There were no corporate proposal pending completion as at the date of issuance of this interim report. The COVID-19 pandemic has adversely impacted the overall economy across the globe and the Group is not spared from the negative effects of the pandemic. However, as the COVID-19 pandemic gradually subsides and with the relaxation of containment measures including the reopening of international borders, the global economy is expected to gradually recover in the near future. Following this, growth in the construction and property development segment are expected to rebound, driven by resumption of business activities in the country. During the quarter, domestic demand expanded by 4.4% (4Q 2021: 1.9%). Growth was supported by higher consumption and improvement in investment activities amid the normalisation of economic activity. On the external front, demand for Malaysia’s exports, particularly for electrical and electronics products, remained strong. The Malaysian economy grew by 5.0% in the first quarter of 2022 (4Q 2021: 3.6%). Growth was supported mainly by higher domestic demand as economic activity continued to normalise with the easing of containment measures. The improvement also reflects the recovery in the labour market and continued policy support. In addition, strong external demand, amid the continued upcycle in global technology, provided a further lift to growth. In terms of economic activity, the services and manufacturing sectors continued to drive growth. On a quarter-on-quarter seasonally-adjusted basis, the economy registered an increase of 3.9% (4Q 2021: 4.6%). Moving forward, the Group will be continuously expending efforts to secure more contracts for its civil engineering and construction as well as M&E engineering services segments. To this end, the Group aims to work with various property developers and project owners in Malaysia to secure additional M&E contracts for commercial high-rise buildings, mixed development and other specialised projects. As at the LPD, the Group’s outstanding construction order book stood strong at about RM100 million. The Board believe that with the continuous growth in the Energy Utilities Services and Power Generation segment will contribute positively to the financial performance of the Group. The Renewable Energy, i.e. energy utilities services and power generation business, with the long term stable income stream derived from the energy utilities services continue to contribute positively to long term revenue and profits of the Group. On 2 September 2022, the Company announced that Pasukhas Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company, had accepted a letter of award from Exyte Malaysia Sdn. Bhd, for the supply, execution and completion of KUL MY DTC-03 Data Centre at Cyberjaya, Selangor for package C07-1 Substructure & Architecture, with a contract value of RM11.899 million
Nta 10sen, harga semasa 2sen.. ada projek hartanah besar di kl. Tanah tanpa tender dari yayasan veteran atm. Tunggu offer price untuk takeover / mergers .. stay calm & cool :)
On the property development front, the Group has entered into a joint venture agreement with Yayasan to undertake a mixed development project located at Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur with an estimated gross development value of RM338.0 million.
Ceo, jangan guna dana pasukhas untuk membeli related parties punya syer lagi... Takut korang akan senasib dengan najib dalam 1mdb... Kini kerajaan ph hahahaha
dont worry they will slowly spent the project fund in next 2 qtr and NTA will become 3c in next year before another round or RI & Consol come......still have 2-3 qtr results to dream and wait .....:)
SIME Darby Property Bhd menjangkakan momentum jualan hartanah yang kukuh dicatatkan setakat ini berterusan tahun depan, demikian menurut Pengarah Urusan Kumpulannya, Datuk Azmir Merican.
Namun beliau berkata, jumlah jualan keseluruhan dijangka tidak dapat mengatasi prestasi yang dicatatkan tahun ini berikutan ketidaktentuan luaran di tengah-tengah persekitaran kadar faedah yang tinggi.
Katanya, dalam tempoh sembilan bulan tahun kewangan 2022, pemaju hartanah itu mencatatkan jualan melepasi sasaran sebanyak RM2.7 bilion berbanding sasaran tahun ini sebanyak RM2.6 bilion.
"Kami jangka momentum jualan akan berterusan pada 2023. Momentum jualan masih kukuh, tetapi tidak sekukuh 2022.
"Kami membuat semakan semula terhadap pelancaran baharu bagi memastikan pelancaran baharu tepat pada masanya dan memenuhi permintaan," katanya pada sidang media mengumumkan prestasi kewangan Sime Darby Property bagi suku ketiga 2022 secara maya, semalam.
Sementara itu, Azmir berkata, isu kekurangan tenaga kerja kekal menjadi cabaran pemaju hartanah itu menuju ke depan.
Namun, tegasnya, syarikat sudah melihat kemasukan pekerja dan isu berkenaan dijangka mengambil masa untuk diselesaikan sepenuhnya.
Sime Darby Property mencatat keuntungan bersih RM56.13 juta pada suku ketiga berakhir 30 September 2022 berbanding kerugian bersih RM5.19 juta pada suku sama tahun sebelumnya.
Pendapatannya pula meningkat kepada RM689.30 juta berbanding RM387.38 juta sebelumnya, didorong peningkatan dalam segmen pembangunan hartanah.
Sime Darby Property menjangka lebih banyak pelancaran produk perumahan dan perindustrian suku keempat tahun kewangan 2022 susulan pelancaran produk kediaman bertingkat tinggi di Putra Heights, Selangor dan Taman Melawati, Kuala Lumpur.
Kedudukan tunai pemaju hartanah itu kekal utuh dengan nilai tunai RM876.2 juta serta nisbah hutang bersih pada kadar 28.2 peratus setakat 30 September 2022.
Azmir berkata, prestasi kewangan dan operasi Sime Darby Property utuh walaupun syarikat berdepan pasaran mencabar serta ketidakpastian ekonomi.
Beliau berkata, pencapaian yang dicatatkan itu membuktikan bahawa syarikat berada di landasan yang tepat dengan strategi, pembangunan produk serta tawaran yang memberangsangkan.
"Syarikat akan sentiasa memastikan pendekatan berdisiplin untuk menyempurnakan tahun kewangan ini dengan pulangan yang lumayan kepada pihak berkepentingan," katanya.
Historical price for pasukhas as per Maybank investment recently was p/b value = 0.5, 0.5 x nta 10sen= 5sen, dulu takda projek hartanah yayasan atm di kl... It should be higher than 5sen now , intrinsic value kecuali para pengarah mencuri, dll
KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of Pesona Metro Holdings Bhd fell over 2% in early trade Thursday despite receiving a takeover offer from major shareholder Wie Hock Kiong.
The construction company fell one sen, or 2.38% to 20.5 sen with 120,000 shares traded at 9.25am.
Hock Kiong offered to acquire 278.03 million shares or a 40.01% stake in Pesona Metro at a price of 19 sen per share or RM52.83mil cash in the event of full acceptance of the offer.
The mandatory takeover offer comes after the 62-year-old acquired an 80% stake in Kombinasi Emas Sdn Bhd from his younger brother Wie Hock Beng, who is also the managing director of Pesona Metro, for RM18.09mil.
As at Nov 17, Kombinasi Emas owned a 41.54% stake in Pesona Metro.
Hock Kiong and persons acting in concert (PACs), including Hock Beng, collectively own a 59.99% stake in Pesona Metro.
The takeover price of 19 sen per share represents premiums of 1.39% to the five-day and 1.66% to the one-month volume-weighted average market prices (VWAMPs) of Pesona Metro’s shares up to Nov 17 in the open market.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian public listed companies (PLCs) are progressively adopting the corporate governance (CG) best practices as recommended in the Malaysian Code on Corporate Governance (MCCG).
This includes the new best practices introduced in the 2021 revision of the MCCG, particularly those relating to sustainability, according to the Securities Commission Malaysia’s (SC) CG Monitor 2022 report released today.
"Adoption levels of CG and sustainability best practices by PLCs remain positive and the PLCs continue to take proactive steps to address sustainability risks and opportunities," said the SC in a statement.
Among the proactive steps taken is ensuring that the board and senior management undergo regular training to stay abreast of sustainability issues relevant to the company, with 58 per cent of the PLCs having either a dedicated committee or a role in senior management in charge of the strategic management of sustainability for the company.
SC chairman Datuk Seri Dr Awang Adek Hussin said it is remarkable to see that PLCs continue to strengthen their CG best practices despite the challenging environment.
"Good governance remains the bedrock of business and is key to maintaining transparency and accountability. This ultimately fosters sustainability and helps companies realise long-term benefits including reducing risks, seizing growth opportunities, increasing shareholder value, and meeting evolving stakeholders’ expectations," he said.
Among the key findings from the CG Monitor are: PLCs have set emissions reduction targets, more women appointed as independent directors, and that disclosure of senior management remuneration remains low.
The SC found that PLCs are setting and committing to emissions reduction targets including achieving carbon neutrality by 2030 and net zero by 2050. This is based on the SC’s review of 50 PLCs comprising, among others, large PLCs operating in the energy, plantation, and transportation and logistics sectors.
The CG Monitor also reported that 34 per cent of individuals appointed to the boards of PLCs in
2022 were women, compared with 23 per cent in 2021. Eighty per cent of the women directors appointed were for the position of independent directors, allaying concerns that the mandatory rule of having at least one woman director on the board would lead to the appointment of related individuals such as family members.
Regarding the disclosure of senior management remuneration remains low, the report said, while the overall adoption of the MCCG is encouraging and there were improvements in the quality of disclosures for some of the best practices, there were areas that could have been improved further.
"In particular, the adoption of practices related to disclosure of senior management remuneration remained disappointingly low, with a slight improvement in 2022.
"Only 22 per cent (2021: 21 per cent) of PLCs disclosed senior management remuneration in bands of RM50,000 or by the exact amount," it said.
Stakeholders, notably institutional investors, have continued to advocate for greater transparency and alignment between pay and performance, including the Institutional Investors Council Malaysia as highlighted in its latest revision of the Malaysian Code for Institutional Investors.
"The SC and Bursa Malaysia will be undertaking a deeper review on this," said SC. - Bernama
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 3): Calling it an encouraging and decent quarter, analysts say the third quarter earnings of Bursa Malaysia-listed companies managed to maintain their growth momentum as business activities continued apace.
Of the 169 companies that have a market capitalisation of at least RM1 billion, 116 or 68.6% recorded a year-on-year (y-o-y) increase in their latest quarterly results, while 97 or 57.4% saw a quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q) rise.
According to MIDF Research, the aggregate reported quarterly earnings of the FBM KLCI’s 30 constituents improved 2.5% q-o-q and 7% y-o-y to RM15.8 billion for the quarter under review. On an adjusted basis, the aggregate normalised earnings grew 4.8% q-o-q and 4.2% y-o-y to RM17 billion.
Malacca Securities head of research Loui Low also highlights surprises in the consumer segment despite the high feedstock costs. Poultry companies, for example, raked in decent earnings, with some more than decent.
While corporate earnings may see a q-o-q moderation in the last quarter of the year in anticipation of the easing of pent-up demand, the growth could be sustained by factors such as the anticipated reopening of China’s borders, a slower pace of rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve and moderating inflation.
In an accompanying story, analysts point out that businesses that rely heavily on raw materials may get some reprieve as prices moderate. This will, in turn, bring down the cost of doing business. Judging from the financial results and forward-looking statements from companies, the market could expect some easing of inflationary pressures.
However, this could be offset by the impact of the higher minimum wage of RM1,500, from RM1,200 previously.
Read more about it in The Edge Malaysia weekly’s Dec 5 edition.
Sakau duit pemegang syer minoriti harus dibawa kemuka pengadilan, pengarah2 akan didakwa jika tak berubah. Kerajaan baru tidak akan membiarkan puak tertentu menjejaskan keyakinan pelabur
Historical price ,pb value 0.5 menurut maybank investment... Nta 10sen x 0.5 = 5sen belum termasuk projek yayasan atm di kl, tanah diperoleh tanpa tender , nilai projek dilaporkan rm300-400juta :)
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 5): Share price of Jiankun International Bhd, which has redesignated its deputy executive chairman Datuk Saiful Nizam Mohd Yusoff as president, rose 13% to 29.5 sen on Monday (Dec 5) — its highest in a year. Saiful Nizam is also the son-in-law of newly appointed Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
Saiful Nizam's redesignation comes just a little over two months after he was made the company's executive deputy chairman.
He currently holds 21 million shares that represent a 8.58% stake in Jiankun, after having first emerged as a substantial shareholder in August this year.
His redesignation, which Jiankun announced on Monday, took place as Zahid, who is also the president of Umno, clocked in as DPM in Putrajaya earlier in the day.
Saiful Nizam joined Jiankun as an independent non-executive director in April last year, before he was redesignated as an executive director in March this year.
As of 3.40pm, Jiankun pared some of its gains to trade at 28.5 sen — still 9.62% or 2.5 sen higher than previously — giving the company a market capitalisation of RM92.74 million.
On Sept 15, Jiankun announced that it had been offered the role of main contractor for a RM90 million development undertaken by a unit of Menara Rezeki Sdn Bhd in Sentul. Menara Rezeki is connected to Zahid by virtue of Saiful Nizam.
The project, which has been proposed to be known as Rumpun Residency @ Sentul, will see the construction of a 29-floor modern apartment building that contains 320 units along with seven shop units on the ground floor.
Earlier in June, Jiankun said it was reviving its Kampong Bharu redevelopment project in Kuala Lumpur, citing the improved property market outlook following the reopening of the economy. It inked an agreement with Menara Rezeki to undertake the project via their joint venture firm, Menara Rezeki Properties Sdn Bhd.
Read also: New Cabinet ministers to commence duties, attend special meeting on Monday Zahid's son-in-law redesignated as Jiankun's deputy executive chairman Jiankun sees emergence of third substantial shareholder via private placement Jiankun offered to be main contractor of RM90 mil construction job in Sentul Jiankun revives Kg Bharu redevelopment project Jiankun: RM1.2b GDV joint venture fell through due to failure to provide first advance
Mau tengok pengarah2 pasukhas berani munafik lagi tak :)
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia has launched the final two digital guidebooks under the PLC Transformation programme, aimed at transforming Malaysian public listed companies (PLCs) into high-performing organisations.
Bursa Malaysia's Guidebook 4 - Being Digitally Enabled, highlights the imperatives, opportunities, benefits, and tools for companies to become digitally enabled.
Bursa Malaysia said Guidebook 4 focuses on four key areas of being digitally enabled – from enhancing customer experience, empowering people and driving change, harnessing operational efficiencies and facilitating business model transformation.
Guidebook 5 - Contributing Towards Nation Building, emphasises how businesses can accelerate their growth while enhancing their value creation to the economy and nation in a myriad of ways.
Guidebook 5 illustrates the outcomes that can be amplified when there is an alignment of agendas and collaboration between the private and public sectors.
Bursa Malaysia chairman Tan Sri Abdul Wahid Omar said the objective of the PLC Transformation programme is to drive corporate Malaysia towards greater performance levels and boost the attractiveness of the country's listed entities.
"These last two books are timely. The two-year Covid-19 pandemic demonstrated how digitally enabled, agile businesses survived and thrived amid difficult times.
"Furthermore, in the current period of economic revival, businesses must accelerate efforts for growth. Listed companies should also inclusively contribute to nation-building," he said in a statement.
Bursa Malaysia chief executive officer Datuk Muhamad Umar Swift said the launch of these last two digital guidebooks completes the five PLC Transformation digital guidebook series.
"We trust that these guidebooks will help our PLCs identify areas for improvement and step up towards delivering higher performance.
"Indeed, the exchange is only as good as the companies listed on it," he said.
Bursa Malaysia said that more than 100 PLCs have committed to participate in the PLC Transformation programme.
Since the programme's launch in March this year, the exchange has organised numerous webinars and engagements with PLCs to encourage and assist corporate leaders in their pursuit towards delivering sustainable and robust financial performance.
All five digital guidebooks are now available for download on the Bursa Malaysia website as a resource for all PLCs and even private companies, especially small and medium enterprises.
The first guidebook focused on building purpose and performance-driven organisations, the second was on sustainable, socially responsible and ethical practices, and the third was on strengthening stakeholder management and investor relations.
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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project sungai udang? Good123 tertipu?