I think TA is one of the lousy research centers. They did not fully digest the true story. Naga 8 was not suspended due to Velesto client cancelling the order. Actual Naga 8 completed drilling work in advance, or, in a simple form of words, we can say they completed it before the actual due/agreement date. The contract for Naga 8 was issued on 1st November 2023, and the commencing date is on 19 April 2024 until 18 October 2025 (1 year 6 months), but the Naga 8 crew completed the extraction work within 8 months. That means they are already 11 months ahead. This will give an opportunity to send Naga 8 for a special SPS survey. The contract amount is USD 74 million. They will receive the same amount even if they drag it until 18 October 2025...which is better, to complete the job quickly with efficiency and receive the full payment or drag the drilling job slowly, whereby it will swallow their operation cost?
I don't know how TA does the analysis... shop lot IB.
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Don't be greedy for few thousands, later you will lose double of it. Velesto will ends up like Serbadk. From 4.00 down to 0.15 (drop more than 1,000%), if the company don't have MAJOR crisis, it wouldn't drop more than 1,000%
They flushing out all the foreign investors before local institutions join in... I guess. Nothing wrong with the company. Don't compare Serba with Velesto. Serba is facing accounts fraud charges, and PNB is not an owner of Serba.
Company cash flow is healthy, and a favourable order book is in hand... How can it go bankrupt? Unless you have evidence to support your theory, I would like to hear that too.
I know you guys are frustrated, but just think practically: PNB, as a major owner or shareholder, do you think they want this company to go bankrupt? They will lose everything. If PNB really wants to exit, the only choice is either to hand over to a new owner like what they did to UMW Toyota (sell to Sime Darby) or they privatise it (like Bplant).
54% stake at current price is a steal for a counter that’s going to be net cash soon. Considering there is actually a strong team of COO and CFO doing their job both operationally and financially. Will be exciting Q3,25 onwards.
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If Velesto able to secure regional contract like Thailand and Vietnam, the IB will change their story.