Posted by dragon328 > 2024-05-31 11:28 | Report Abuse

@Jaden993, sent you the docs in i3 messenger

Posted by KingKKK > 2024-06-03 12:20 | Report Abuse

Bursa MAGNIFICENT 7 - Update for Jun 2024 - Discussion about PBA, YTL, YTLPOWER, TENAGA, UEMS, IOIPG and SUNWAY - (KingKKK)

https://klse1.i3investor.com/blogs/bestStocks/2024-06-02-story-h-160564341-Bursa_MAGNIFICENT_7_Update_for_Jun_2024_Discussion_about_PBA_YTL_YTLPOW.jsp

Posted by DreamGuardian > 2024-06-04 03:04 | Report Abuse

sounds like a good long term buy😸 and hold

Posted by NickelLee > 2024-06-10 08:10 | Report Abuse

IWCity (1589.KL) Biggest Laggard In Johor Property Boom

Over the weekend, The Edge Weekly featured a 200-pager Special Edition titled “JOHOR READY FOR THE BIG LEAP”. Johor since the middle of last year had been the hotbed of investment be it property counters and the involvement in Data Centre Theme. Share prices with exposure to Johor were sure hits for these 18 months. The main catalyst is none other than the sheer amount of FDIs pouring into the state. In addition to the big policy moves to formulate and execute business-friendly decisions in spearheading the state’s economic growth.


Quoting Datuk Ho Kay Tat (Publisher & Group CEO of The Edge)

Publisher’s Note [THE STARS MAY FINALLY BE ALIGNED FOR JOHOR]

“In 2006, Malaysia launched the Iskandar development project to try and push things forward for Johor, but progress has not been as good as hoped and one reason is because of the cool response from Singapore.

But this appears to have changed recently, and there is now bullish optimism in the air because of closer government-to-government cooperation that has enabled things to move. The collaborative construction of the Rapid Transit System Link (RTS Link) from Woodlands in Singapore to Bukit Chagar in the heart of Johor Bahru and the creation of the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone will be game changers.

Another factor is that Johor’s Sultan Ibrahim is now the King of Malaysia and His Majesty will definitely give an added push to make things happen sooner, rather than later

For Johor, the stars may finally be aligned”



In a RHB Report dated 13 May 2024 Titled [Real Estate - JS-SEZ: The New Chapter of Iskandar Malaysia] mentioned a list of major landowners in Iskandar Malaysia. Further extrapolating from the list, the table below shows the share price performances of these landowners.


Company Name / YTD-Performance

UEM Sunrise +35.7%
Sunway +65.1%
IOI Properties +37.5%
Mah Sing +125.6%
LBS Bina +16.7%
Ecoworld +47.2%
AME Elite +2.4%
KSL +57.3%
Scientex +13.3%
😲IWCity -0.6% 😲
Crescendo +53.1%
YTL Corp +90.1%
MPHB +53.8%

To many investors' surprise, IWCity is the only company that printed a negative return on share price with a meagre -0.6% contraction. The average YTD return for companies with land banks in Iskandar Malaysia Region was +49.8% and even more on a 1-Year measurement.

Surging property prices in Johor as seen from recent transactions with KSL, Paragon Globe, Crescendo and AME Elite are some of the anecdotal evidence that land prices are indeed moving up. Hence, one needs to take a closer look at IWCity as it lags behind its peers by a far margin. Hence, an opportunity for the late comers to catch up with very low downside risks.

https://klse.i3investor.com/web/blog/detail/IWCITY/2024-06-09-story-h-159762931-IWCity_1589_KL_Biggest_Laggard_In_Johor_Property_Boom

Posted by Nadayu > 2024-06-11 09:48 | Report Abuse

Coming

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-11 15:07 | Report Abuse

Property companies which have landbank in Johor are seeing their shares being chased up today, after Eco World announced yesterday to dispose of some 124 acres of land in Pulai to Microsoft Payments for RM405m or RM75 psf.

Along with the recent disposal of another piece of land in Pulai by AME at RM138 psf, very obviously the land prices in JB around Pulai-Kulai area have appreciated by 200% to 300% in the past few months. This serves as a good reference for property companies to revalue their landbank assets in Johor.

IOIPG has about 5,488 acreas of land in Pulai, if revalued to latest transaction price of RM75 psf, it is worth some RM18 billion, and if revalued to the earlier transaction price of RM138 psf, it is worth RM33 billion. The holding cost of this land is very low for IOIPG, so any revaluation will give rise to substantial gain of RM17-32 billion or up to RM6.00 per share.

I think IOIPG may not need all of such large landbank in Pulai for property development, and may choose to dispose of part of it when the price is right. It may choose to dispose of say 300-500 acres every year and get back cash of RM1.3b to RM2.2 billion a year for the next few years. Total land disposal gains may amount to a whopping RM26 billion or RM4.80 per share in the next 10 years or so, still leaving over 1,000 acres of prime land for property development.

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-11 18:47 | Report Abuse

UEMS just announced to dispose of some land in Iskandar at RM115 psf. Johor land is so hot now. Big landbank owners such as IOIPG are sitting on gold mine, may be slowly digging out (disposing of) some for cash in the ongoing gold rush (data centre craze).

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-12 08:55 | Report Abuse

Crescendo announced to sell another piece of land in Pulai at about RM130 psf to a data centre developer. Hot, hot, it is getting hotter on Johor land.

IOIPG had under-estimated the huge potential of the Johor land earlier this year when it disposed off some 400 over acres of its land in Pulai to Eco World at just RM12 psf.

Eco World has since re-sold part of this land to a data centre developer at RM75 psf, making a cool gain of 600% in just 6 months.

I believe IOIPG should have noticed the huge potential of the land in Pulai, and may choose to dispose of part of the remaining 5,000+ acres of land in smaller parcels at prices near RM100 psf, given that Crescendo has disposed off 5 small parcels of land there in past few months at an average price of RM120 psf.

Progressive sale of parcels of land up to half of its landbank in Pulai, or 2,500 acres at average price of say RM100 psf would net a cool RM10.9 billion to IOIPG, or add a value of almost RM2.00 per share to IOIPG.

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-06-13 11:15 | Report Abuse

Dragon, then what is the fair price for ioipg???

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-13 12:41 | Report Abuse

@bullrun2025, based on Hong Leong report, the sum-of-parts valuation for IOIPG is as high as RM6.00 per share. There may be upside to this SOP if its completed IOI Central Boulevard in Singapore gets revalued next year when it secures more tenants.

Hong Leong attached a 45% holding company discount and gave a target price of RM3.30 to IOIPG.

To me, such a high holding company discount should be reduced progressively when IOIPG secures more tenants for IOI Central Boulevard, especially if they manage to inject it into a new REIT in Singapore at a valuation of over S$6.0 billion.

I am looking at a 20% discount to the SOP valuation, or a fair value of RM5.00 by 2025.

IOIPG is doing net profit of RM800m a year now, and should be able to achieve a net profit of RM1.1b in 2025 when half of the tenants secured for IOI Central Boulevard starts to contribute and over RM1.37b or EPS of 25 sen by 2026.

So I attach a PER of 20x to 2026 EPS of 25 sen to get a fair value of RM5.00.

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-06-13 13:55 | Report Abuse

Tq dragon 328

Posted by sg999 > 2024-06-17 01:01 | Report Abuse

Offer now....2.4 i believe is good buy

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-06-17 16:33 | Report Abuse

What made u this stock good buy now

Posted by sg999 > 2024-06-19 23:28 | Report Abuse

Something wrong????

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-06-20 12:34 | Report Abuse

@dragon328, can we add ioipg at current price?

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-20 18:00 | Report Abuse

@bullrun2025, I have been accumulating more IOIPG on weakness, but I think the technical chart looks not good, support seen at RM2.25-2.31.

Decision is yours whether to add more or when to add more.

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-06-20 20:27 | Report Abuse

Ok tq dragon328

Posted by Abcdefg123456789 > 2024-06-24 12:29 | Report Abuse

Streak down for 8 days will it rebound soon ?

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-24 14:18 | Report Abuse

IOIPG is consolidating with directionless trading, as there is no news since the result announcement in May end. I have not seen foreign funds selling since they accumulated IOIPG shares in April-May 2024.

The outlook for the company is still bright, with immediate catalyst of the second batch of temporary occupancy certificate to be received for its Singapore IOI Central Boulevard in next few weeks.

Posted by Abcdefg123456789 > 2024-06-25 15:22 | Report Abuse

@dragon328 what your view on the biggest land bank uems ?

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-06-26 09:15 | Report Abuse

@dragon328, ioipg down again following the ceo announcement yesterday, any comment on his latest announcement

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-06-26 09:55 | Report Abuse

OTHERS | https://www.klsescreener.com/v2/announcements/view/7199141

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-26 11:11 | Report Abuse

@bullrun2025, IOIPG CEO proposed for IOIPG to acquire the SHenton 101 project in Singapore from his private vehicle. The CEO Lee Yeow Seng had earlier acquired the project site in an open tender last year using his own private vehicle due to the tight bidding schedule, and also due to the large capital outlay required (so as not to burden IOIPG balance sheet last year).

To me, this is a very good move by the CEO to have bidded the project first then only propose to inject it into IOIPG. Whether this will be a good project or not, it does not matter for now. IOIPG shareholders will have sufficient time now to deliberate on the deal which will require shareholders' approval at an EGM to be held. The Lee family will abstain from voting as it is a related party transaction. I think this is very transparent and fair to minority shareholders of IOIPG. We can vote to reject the deal if the independent advisor assesses that this project will not be feasible. I am sure the next major shareholders EPF (6.7% stakes) and ASB (6.4% stakes) will vote against it if it is not a good project. Our interests are protected.

Now for the project itself, I think it is potentially a good commercial asset to be held by IOIPG in the long run. The main reason for the CEO to inject this project into IOIPG is to avoid competition of this project with IOIPG's nearby projects (IOI Central Boulevard and Marina View Residences) in the CBD. With the Shenton 101 project injected into IOIPG, the company will then be able to control the timing of launches and pricing for an orderly roll out of commercial properties there.

It is not known at this stage the GDV of this Shenton 101 project. I can do a rough estimate based on its Marina View Residences project which IOIPG acquired the land for SGD1.5 billion in 2021. This MVR project has a revised GDV of SGD3.5 billion. Now in the current proposal, IOIPG will be effectively buying over SHenton 101 project at a total land cost of SGD1.01 billion so I estimate that this Shenton 101 project may have a GDV of SGD2.3 billion.

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-06-26 15:24 | Report Abuse

The Board of Directors (“Board”) of IOI Properties Group Berhad (“IOIPG” or “Company”) has on 25 June 2024 received a letter of proposal dated 25 June 2024 (“Proposal Letter”) from Mr Lee Yeow Seng, who is the Group Chief Executive Officer and a substantial shareholder of IOIPG (“LYS”), informing the Board of a proposal for IOIPG to acquire Shenton 101 Pte Ltd (“Shenton 101”) for the redevelopment of “Shenton House”, a commercial property located at 3 Shenton Way, 068805 Singapore (“Shenton House”). Shenton 101, a company incorporated in Singapore of which the sole shareholder is LYS, has successfully tendered for the collective sale and purchase of Shenton House at a consideration of SGD538 million. Shenton 101 is therefore to carry out the redevelopment of Shenton House, the redevelopment works for which are scheduled to commence at the end of 2025.”

Posted by raymondroy > 2024-06-26 16:16 | Report Abuse

high trading volume today at 24m @ 4:15pm...... last time this volume was in 13 May, where the price increased from 2.35 to 2.53..... not sure if public is viewing this announcement by CEO as positive or not.... nevertheless its NEWS in otherwise dull affair :-)

Posted by sg999 > 2024-06-26 20:24 | Report Abuse

Will it break rm2??all non stop selling.

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-26 20:54 | Report Abuse

Today selling was apparently done by short term funds and traders who seemed disappointed with the proposal announced by IOIPG CEO, they could have expected something else better.

To me this proposal is good as it shows transparency and good vision by the CEO and management. Shenton 101 is located right in Singapore CBD where high grade commercial office and residences are still high in demand.

Some analysts are concerned with the huge capital outlay of the project which will result in higher gearing for IOIPG after acquiring this project. One estimates that IOIPG would rise from 0.75x to 0.88x after paying effectively SGD1.0 billion for the project.

I agree with Hong Leong analyst's view that IOIPG gearing will come down quickly once IOI Central Boulevard is completed and IOIPG can recognise some revaluation gain of this prime asset. The cost of holding for IOI Central Boulevard is about SGD3.38 billion and the market value will be around SGD6.0 billion, so there is potentially revaluation gain of as much as SGD2.62 billion which will increase shareholders' fund by the same amount and reduce gearing to 0.61x.

Furthermore, IOIPG's operating cashflows are very strong at over RM800 million a year based on existing assets and will increase to RM1.5 billion a year once IOI Central Boulevard is 90% tenanted out.

Not to forget is that IOIPG still has over 4,300 acres of land in Kulai Johor, part of which can be monetised to reduce gearing. Disposing just 1,000 acres of land there at the minimum recent transaction price of RM25 psf will bring in over RM1.0 billion cash to IOIPG, at the most recent transaction price of RM125-138 psf will bring in cash of over RM5.0 billion to IOIPG, and gearing will drop below 0.5x.

Posted by Nadayu > 2024-06-26 21:43 | Report Abuse

Tomorrow sure up

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-06-26 21:48 | Report Abuse

Chart down trend now, becareful guyz

Posted by raymondroy > 2024-06-27 02:44 | Report Abuse

i read the full announcement and its so lame. lee states the main reason for the proposal being conflict of interest, well why didnt he think of the conflict when he first made the bid for shenton? he knew he was the ceo and he knew there would be conflict of interest and yet he made the bid and entered into the deal. therefore why cry wolf now? instead, he shd have simply stated that the he made the bid as timeline was short and if it went thru ioipgthe process would take too long and the bid could not eb made and therefore he took it unto himdelf to make the bid on behalf and now offers the deal to ioipg at cost and for full evaluation. if ioipg thinks its profitable then it can take it otherwise it can drop it, simple as that. now since he said the reason being conflict of interest, how if ioipg drops the deal? he will be left with the deal as well as the conflict of interest. what a lame approach, his lawyers shd be sacked if you ask me. also u thinm singapore will simply dit idle and see the deal being juggled by the winning bidder, perhaps sing will recind the offer then? junior lee is so unlike senior lee, if dad was around he would have taken the bull by its horn....adoih, just my 2 cents worth..... what u guys think? dragon328?

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-27 11:27 | Report Abuse

@raymondroy, I think what Lee YS did is good and transparent. He could have used IOIPG to bid for the Shenton 101 project last year in the first place, but according to the statement, the bidding schedule was tight and it was quicker to use his private vehicle to bid it first. Had it used IOIPG to bid, it would have to go through an EGM first to seek shareholders' approval as the project is big, and in that case the bid would have gone through the board and shareholders' approval as Lee family controlled 65% of IOIPG. Then it would have been worse for IOIPG minority shareholders then as the timeline was tight for any shareholders to assess the feasibility of the project and vote for the bid, and Lee was holding majority of the voting rights and would have bulldozed through it.

If the bid did not require shareholders' approval, then IOIPG's management would have gone ahead to bid for it, and should IOIPG win the bid directly, then minority shareholders again would blame the management for not getting their prior approval to participate in the bid. How would you think then? Which way is better?

To me, obviously Lee has chosen the right way which is fair for IOIPG shareholders including us. He got the project first using own money, now only he proposes to inject it into IOIPG at costs, and we now have the choice to take it or leave it. We have 4 months time to evaluate the feasibility of the project and to appoint an independent advisor to to help evaluate it. If the project turns out to be not feasible for IOIPG in the long run, then we simply reject it. Important thing to note is that it is just a proposal, not a forced deal by the CEO. The CEO and Lee family will abstain from voting on this proposal.

Now come back to the Shenton 101 project itself, I am not too familiar with the prime commercial CBD area in Singapore, but from the map this Shenton House is within walking distance from major other commercial landmarks and tourists like Marina Bay and about 350m away from IOI Central Boulevard, so itself will be a prime commercial project that can fetch good rental rates. If based on IOIPG's other project in the vicinity, Marina View Residences, the potential GDV for Shenton 101 may be over SGD2.3 billion. I have seen one analyst estimating the total project costs to be about SGD1.5 billion (land costs of SGD1.0b + construction costs SGD500m), so potential gross development profits could be around SGD800 million.

If Shenton 101 is redeveloped into another Grade A prime office tower like IOI Central Boulevard, it may be able to fetch similar rental rates of SGD11.42 psf (average Grade A office rental rate in Q1 2024). Shenton 101 can have a plot ratio of 14 times when redeveloped so gross floor area may top 500,000 sf. Assuming net floor area to be rented out is 80% or 400,000sf, then potential rental income may reach SGD55 million a year. At the current market valuation of 3%-4% rental yield, this Shenton Project could be worth SGD1.4b to SGD1.8 billion.

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-27 11:48 | Report Abuse

For your other concern, If IOIPG minority shareholders decide to reject the proposal, then CEO Lee will have to take it back. Then he will face the dilemma of having the conflicts of interests when he develops and markets the project in competition with IOIPG's IOI Central Boulevard and Marina View Residences, or he may choose to sell the project to another party. That's his issue to deal with then.

To us as minority shareholders of IOIPG, after we reject the deal, then our own projects there will face competition with this Shenton 101 whether it is developed under Lee's private vehicle or by another party. Singapore government's intention is clear, it is to redevelop this piece of land and earn the land premium, it wouldn't care whether the developer is Lee or IOIPG or another Singaporean developer, as long as the developer can pay the land + premium.

In short, to IOIPG, it is negative bias if we reject the deal, and it will be positive bias if we take on the project and market it together with IOI Central Boulevard and Marina View Residences in synergy and not in competition.

Why this is important, as the development plan for this Shenton 101 is not finalised yet, it can be developed into another Grade A prime office like IOI Central Boulevard or a high-end serviced apartment or condo like Marina View Residences. If this project is under IOIPG, then we can see if our IOI Central Boulevard office rental is taken up well in coming months, then we may decide to develop Shenton 101 into another Grade A office and roll it out after IOI Central Boulevard achieves over 90% rental rate next year or so. If Marina View Residences are well received when it is launched end of this year, then we may decide to develop Shenton 101 into another high end condos which will be launched earliest in 2027 (as construction may start only in end of 2025).

Then we can avoid competition and can reap the maximum benefits of launching the right products into the CBD area.

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-27 11:59 | Report Abuse

With or without this Shenton 101 project, IOIPG is grossly undervalued. IOIPG is making net profit of RM800 million a year, with IOI Central Boulevard already 50% tenanted out, the expected rental income from 50% tenancy may be over SGD100m a year, which will push IOIPG net profit to over RM1.1 billion a year or EPS of 20 sen.

At current share price of RM2.16, IOIPG is trading at prospective PER of just 10.8x. The selldown in past 10 days due to this Shenton 101 proposal is unjustified as it is merely a proposal which can be easily shot down by minority shareholders.

When IOI Central Boulevard is progressively tenanted out to over 90% (the management is already negotiating for another 20% tenancy now), then gross rental income may top SGD200 million a year, and IOIPG net profit may touch RM1.5 billion, especially when Putrajaya Mariotte Hotel and Palm Garden Hotel are already up and running after refurbishment to help pushing the hospitality division of IOIPG to new heights.

I forecast that EPS for IOIPG may reach 30 sen by 2026 and higher when Marina View Residences starts to contribute in 2027. Based on an average PER of 20x for large property counters (Eco World at 20x, Mah Sing at 17x, SP Setia at 28x), IOIPG will be worth RM6.00 by 2026.

Hence, the selldown in these few days has presented a good opportunity for investors to buy low into this property giant.

Posted by raymondroy > 2024-06-27 13:24 | Report Abuse

thanks for the explanation @dragon328 ..... although I feel the proposal could have been done smarter, related party transactions are always frowned upon and malaysian companies shd take heed and learn from our western counterparts.... many use listed vehicles for their personal play, and worse when there is no tack at all in disclosing the news ...LOL

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-27 14:33 | Report Abuse

If you don't like the proposal, just go to the EGM to vote against it.

I am sure EPF and ASB will make the right decision to protect their own interests (combined 13% stakes) in IOIPG.

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-27 14:35 | Report Abuse

We minority shareholders hold a combined 22% stakes in IOIPG, higher than the combined 13% stakes held by EPF and ASB. With Lee family abstained in the voting, we can make a difference in accepting or rejecting the proposal.

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-27 14:54 | Report Abuse

I agree that the proposal should have been made in a better way with more advanced information communicated to the investment public, so that such selling on IOIPG shares in past 10 days could have been avoided.

Minority shareholders who have bought in the shares of IOIPG above RM2.30-2.50 earlier are suffering now due to a poorly communicated proposal news.

On the other hand, the 14% drop in share price from RM2.50 to now RM2.16 in past 10 days is obviously overdone, as it is just a proposal, not a deal. And especially minority shareholders can have a chance to reject the proposal, so there is no damage done to IOIPG company fundamentals.

Statistics shows that foreign funds bought in a total of RM16 million worth of IOIPG shares yesterday alone, and EPF has been buying millions more in past few days as Bursa announcements show.

Hence fund managers tend to evaluate the news in a more objective way, and I think it was mainly retailers who have sold their tickets cheap to these funds on obvious over-reacting.

Just think about it, there is no deal done yet, it is just a proposal that we have every right to reject if we find out that it is not a good project.

If we have bought in earlier at RM2.30 or higher, won't it be much cheaper now to add? as there is no change in fundamentals and outlook but the share price has got 14% cheaper.

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-27 14:58 | Report Abuse

While I hope that retailers will continue dumping their shares to push the share price lower towards RM2.00 or below for me to collect more cheap tickets, but it looks like the downside is limited now as foreign funds and EPF have already come in to scoop up retailers' tickets.

Posted by sg999 > 2024-06-27 16:09 | Report Abuse

Is this bottom now? i feel wan to add

Posted by raymondroy > 2024-06-27 16:25 | Report Abuse

there seem to be some support at 2.16 .... looks like good time to add, but then again yesterday was super high volume, and contra selling will take place +3 days

Posted by Kikilala3188 > 2024-06-27 21:48 | Report Abuse

When is the Shenton EGM?

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-28 09:30 | Report Abuse

They have not announced EGM yet to decide on the proposal, but they will first appoint an independent advisor to evaluate the proposal. I guess we will have to wait for the independent advisor report to be out then we can evaluate it and make a more informed decision before we vote in an EGM.

The proposal is valid for 4 months until mid October, guess the EGM shall be held in September 2024 thereabout.

Posted by Kikilala3188 > 2024-06-28 10:32 | Report Abuse

Many thanks! Personally I value Shenton deal with high regards, the synergy the vision

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-28 11:10 | Report Abuse

@Kikilala3188, yes same here, I see it as positive bias for IOIPG to take over the Shenton 101 project

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-28 11:14 | Report Abuse

It may not be a major catalyst, not as big as IOI Central Boulevard or Marina View Residences, but at least it strengthens IOIPG's presence in Singapore CBD area.

And it will add more value to the upcoming commercial REIT to be set up by IOIPG in Singapore to house IOI Central Boulevard as well as this Shenton 101 (which will be about 1/3 of IOI Central Boulevard's 1.29 million sf NLA).

Posted by Kikilala3188 > 2024-06-28 14:21 | Report Abuse

Series of acquisition and development spell out clear ambition by the group: REIT = cash generating machine with rental being the main contributor

Posted by raymondroy > 2024-06-28 14:57 | Report Abuse

price gaining some traction today at 2.22 @ 2:52pm ..... dragon328 I believe this is what you were looking out for :-) after 10 continous days of drop finally a support is seen :-) with hope in the horizon in the form of shenton.... and possible REIT conversion later on

Posted by dragon328 > 2024-06-28 15:43 | Report Abuse

I am not really good at technical charts but from the shrinking volume yesterday and share price having tested 2.13-2.15 level three times this week, I feel like it has hit a temporary bottom. This also means my buy orders at RM2.11-2.12 will likely never be done :(

Posted by sg999 > 2024-07-01 23:34 | Report Abuse

We are mindful of the size of the investment outlay for IOIPG. The initial investment of SGD1,104m (RM3.55b) alone will increase its net debt and gearing of RM16.7b and 0.73x as at end-Mar 2024 to RM20.3b and 0.89x. Nonetheless, we take comfort in Shenton House’s strategic location and Singapore’s stature as one of the top financial centres in the world.

Posted by bullrun2025 > 2024-07-02 11:04 | Report Abuse

@dragon328, ioipg looks bearish after this latest announcement. Any buy stategy