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That is quite a low public shareholding spread
2021-02-10 18:17
Im wondering what happen if dont comply with the 25% public sharing spread? And goes private instead.
2021-02-10 18:24
Haha takpelah kamu tak faham. Baca article dan google public sharing spread.
And how many fake accounts you spamming.
Anyway esk up up up.
2021-02-11 02:26
[RAUB, Malaysia] Durians falling from trees are collected in nets on a farm in Malaysia, where a long lockdown has slowed domestic demand and left traders more reliant on China's appetite for the world's smelliest fruit.
Grown across tropical Southeast Asia, fans love the "king of fruits" for its bittersweet flavours and creamy texture although critics compare its odour to rotting garbage, and it is banned from many hotels and on public transport.
A first lockdown in Malaysia did not do too much damage to demand but a serious Covid-19 resurgence has prompted authorities to re-impose curbs for a longer period, hitting the economy again and hammering the durian industry.
With the roadside stalls where people usually eat the fruits largely empty of customers, sales have plummeted.
"Compared to last year, the local sales are not as good," Eric Chan, a trader and managing director of Dulai Fruits Enterprise, told AFP.
In the farm in Raub, outside Kuala Lumpur, some of the precious fruits are caught in nets stretched out under trees to ensure they don't suffer any damage.
Many are destined for China, where the virus emerged but which has largely tamed its outbreak and is once again recording economic growth.
"If there are no exports, or when there is no stock for the export, I think (such a scenario) will collapse the whole industry," said Top Fruits managing director Tan Sue Sian.
The trade in durians has exploded over the past decade, largely driven by China's growing appetite, with prices of the once cheap fruit selling for RM60 (S$18.60) or more a kilo.
The fruit was once exported to China only as pulp and paste but in 2019 officials there allowed the shipment of frozen whole fruits, in a further boost to the industry.
Durians can be found in Malaysia at all times of the year, though the fruit has bumper harvests at certain times.
AFP
2021-02-18 08:32
God knows! It has been downhill since CNY and on hibernation mode now. If one is fine with durian's incubation period, then Why not! Its RM1 now. many are hamstering at RM1.25-RM1.12 range.
2021-05-07 11:20
Durian tree typically start to produce fruit after 6-7 years.
It's a long wait for many if the company only starting planting last year.
2021-05-07 11:23
Hah! God help me! Hopefully Lim & Nazir's threshold is shorter. Meanwhile, only durian kampong and maybe some D24 for me now.
2021-05-07 15:14
This year, according to some reports, the harvest for durians is expected to be lower than that of the previous years due to unfavourable weather conditions. Will the higher price of durians and/or increased export numbers make up for the short fall?
2021-06-10 23:03
https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2021/06/16/report-malaysian-designer-durians-gain-premium-following-in-china/1982581
Amongst top fruit demand in China now
2021-06-17 10:07
Buy q near rm 1(rm 1-rm 1.03).cut loss 95 cent or lower 4 pm on tht day.Tp rm 1.32-rm 1.40(if support maintain).
2022-04-17 11:06
Take a look at this https://klse.i3investor.com/web/blog/detail/dweagleeye/2023-01-26-story-h-300108452-A_Different_Game_of_Fund_Raising_Ft_PLS_PLANTAITON_BERHAD
2023-01-26 16:28
If fast 3 years will start bearing fruits, but quality wise not that good for young trees
2 months ago
Durians still growing lah. Meanwhile, keep on signing until durians start to drop.
1 month ago
HazByn
seriously, who buy 1 unit every minute?
2021-02-10 15:42