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About Us
Ayala Land, Inc. is one of the largest property developers in the Philippines. We create master-planned communities that promote sustainable development and provide long-term value to our residents, investors, and stakeholders.
Fast Facts
Beginnings in Makati
Ayala Land's beginnings are anchored on the development of an uncharted land known as Hacienda Makati. It is now the leading financial and central business district in the Philippines.
Leading listed property developer
After its establishment in 1988, Ayala Land was listed in both the Manila and Makati Stock Exchanges in July of 1991. Today, Ayala Land is recognized as the country’s leading real estate and property developer.
A partner in nation-building
Our estates in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao offer diverse property formats of residences, malls, offices, and leisure developments that foster job generation and local economic growth.
WHO WE ARE
Mission & Vision
Our vision is to enhance land and enrich lives of more Filipinos.
By developing integrated, masterplanned and sustainable mixed-use communities in vibrant growth centers all over the country, we strive to continually elevate the quality of life for all of our customers.
We empower our employees to deliver quality products and services that build long-term value for our shareholders.
Legacy of uplifting lives
Our mission is not only to develop land, but to enrich the lives of more Filipinos. We build developments that satisfy your residential, recreational, and commercial needs, stretching our impact from individuals and households to communities and society.
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Awards and Citations
Our commitment to creating innovative, sustainable estates has allowed us to be a trusted real estate developer in the Philippines, meriting awards and recognition from prestigious organizations.
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Ayala Land files for PH’s first REIT; broadens investment options for Filipinos
[7 February 2020] Ayala Land, Inc.’s (ALI) subsidiary, AREIT, Inc., filed its application for a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) offering to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), following the release of the Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of Republic Act (RA) No. 9856, or the Real Estate Investment Trust Act of 2009 last January 20, 2020.
The REIT Act, passed by Congress in 2009, allows REIT companies to list and trade its shares of stock in the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) as an alternative means to raise funds for property development and expansion initiatives. The REIT is a new asset class that provides investors with dividend-based income, inflation protection, and portfolio diversification. It broadens investment options for Filipinos, opening the opportunity to own a stake in high-value real estate assets in the country.
Ayala Land’s initiative to pioneer REITs in the Philippines reflects its confidence in the local economy. Through this initial capital market transaction, ALI hopes to pave the way for the development of a REIT market in the country, bringing another milestone to the Philippine stock market. The company seeded AREIT, Inc. with Grade A office assets located in Makati CBD and is expected to expand its portfolio with new acquisitions in the future.
ALI seeks to do an Initial Public Offering (IPO) of AREIT, Inc. after receiving the regulatory approvals from the SEC and the PSE.
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FEB 13, 2020
Ayala Land continues to expand in new growth centers
For the second consecutive year, Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI) surpassed its P100 billion capital expenditure (CAPEX) target as it continued to invest in new mixed-use developments across the country. CAPEX in 2019 reached P109 billion equivalent to 64% of gross revenues.
“We continue to serve new areas in the country and reach out to a broader market with more affordable products. This is in line with our mission to enrich the lives of more Filipinos. Furthermore, we continue to invest in all our existing estates which help spur economic activity in their respective localities,” said Bernard Vincent O. Dy, ALI President and CEO.
New project launches
ALI launched P158.9 billion worth of property development projects and P15.1 billion in malls, offices, and hotels resorts in 2019 as it continued on its thrust to build sustainable, integrated, mixed-use communities across the country.
The company also continues to extend its reach to serve the broader housing market. Its Avida, Amaia and Bellavita residential brands delivered 11,476 units in 2019 and have, over the last five years, increased its delivered units by 28% year on year.
Among ALI’s major launches for the year was Cresendo in Tarlac – ALI’s 29th estate to date. The company invested P18 billion to develop the 290-hectare “new downtown” in Tarlac, which is three kilometers from the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) and MacArthur Highway. A 32-hectare industrial park for light to medium industries and a commercial row of shophouses are poised to jumpstart local business and employment in the area. To promote skills-building among Tarlac’s young population given the potential employment opportunities, a Don Bosco Technical and Vocational School is set to open by 2025.
The company also launched the 120-hectare Broadfield which was planned as a new commercial and industrial district in Binan, Laguna. Seeing potential in enhancing fully built-up areas with smaller community hubs, ALI also introduced The Junction Place, an 11-hectare pocket urban development located in the Novaliches-Quezon City area.
Job Creation
ALI’s developments nationwide have contributed to sustaining existing construction jobs and creating new employment opportunities. Jobs related to construction activities totaled over 60,000 in 2019. Based on previous reports by the company, the impact of its developments generates an estimated 200,000 direct and indirect jobs.
Financial and operating results
Ayala Land’s net income grew 13% to P33.2 billion while total revenues reached P168.8 billion, a 2% increase driven by office, and commercial and industrial lots sales, and supported by higher contributions from new leasing formats.
Property development revenues reached P117.6 billion while sales reservations amounted to P145.9 billion, 3% higher than last year as ALVEO and Avida brands registered growth in reservations. Meanwhile, newly opened malls, offices and hotels drove the expansion in commercial leasing revenues which increased 13% to P39.3 billion.
Shopping center revenues grew 11% to P22 billion on the back of increased contributions from Ayala Malls Feliz, Capitol Central and Circuit Makati. ALI opened three new shopping centers during the year with a total gross leasable area (GLA) of 213 thousand sqm, increasing its malls footprint to 2.12M sqm.
Office revenues totaled P9.7 billion, a 12% uplift from the improved performance of office assets in Ayala North Exchange, Vertis North, and Circuit Makati. Total office GLA reached 1.17M sqm from the completion of Ayala North Exchange BPO Tower, Manila Bay BPO Tower and Central Bloc Corporate Center 1 in Cebu.
Meanwhile, revenues from hotels and resorts advanced 19% to P7.6 billion on strong patronage of Seda Ayala Center Cebu and Seda Lio. 797 rooms were opened to the public this year bringing total hotel and resort rooms to 3,705.
REIT pioneer
Ayala Land, through its real estate investment trust (REIT) vehicle AREIT, Inc., became the first Philippine company to file for listing at the Securities and Exchange Commission last February 7, 2020. This move reflects the company’s commitment to provide Filipinos with options to invest in high-quality, income-generating assets. ALI’s initiative to establish the first REIT reflects its confidence in the local economy, and with it hopes to pave the way for the development of a healthy and sustainable REIT market in the country.
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Overview
Ayala Corporation is the oldest and one of the largest conglomerates in the Philippines with core interests in real estate, banking, telecommunications, and power. It also has portfolio investments in various industries including water, industrial technologies, infrastructure, health, and education, which are envisioned to drive growth in the long-term. Additionally, Ayala has a social commitment arm, Ayala Foundation, which is focused on bettering the lives of Filipinos primarily by strengthening education, youth leadership, sustainable livelihood, and arts and culture in the country.
With headquarters in Makati City and operations mainly in the Philippines, it continues to grow its regional and global footprint, serving millions of customers across all market segments.
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About Ayala
Since 1834, we at Ayala have been the country’s long standing partner in its pursuit for progress and nation building. We have been developing businesses that transform industries, challenging the status quo, and bringing innovations here in the Philippines and abroad that contribute to the nation’s social and economic agenda.
We constantly look for possibilities in the market to drive advancement. We see challenges as opportunities and tackle problems differently. We explore new dynamic business models and introduce pioneering products and services. We empower our leaders and employees to take initiative and make an impact in everything we do.
Because no matter what business we enter, our goal isn’t just to succeed, but to reinvent the way things work to change people’s lives for the better.
As a group, Ayala aims to meet the Filipinos’ evolving demands by providing practical solutions that balance quality and affordability. We have ventured into areas that touch on the basic needs of Filipinos—from building sustainable communities throughout the country, to widening access to financial services, improving connectivity, providing clean potable water, and expanding beyond our shores to cater to the needs of a globalized economy.
In recent years, we have taken a more deliberate approach to integrating the needs of a wider ecosystem into our business plans and in our continued symbiotic relationship with our stakeholders. We diversified into sectors that are going through important social and economic transformation and are critical to sustaining our country’s economic progress—industrial technologies, hard infrastructure through power and transport, and social infrastructure through healthcare and education.
From today, our emerging businesses will take on a unified brand identity, where they establish a clear connection to Ayala, while having the space to grow as they become industry leaders in their own right. Collectively, AC Industrials, AC Energy, AC Infra, AC Health and AC Education will further drive innovation, synergy and dynamism for the Ayala group.
We see potential.
While others see challenges, we see potential in markets that are not being served well and become the drivers for its transformation. When we see the potential to make a difference, we challenge convention.
We make businesses better.
We believe that success in business requires constant work, and the work lies in its people doing things the right way to generate trust. This trust allows businesses to further develop and create a bigger impact that brings about greater change.
We improve lives.
We are fueled by the hopes and dreams of others, and are committed to giving people the opportunity to lead improved lives. By making good business that doesn’t just focus on returns, we contribute to the communities that we serve, and ultimately to the country as a whole.
With our decisions and actions guided by these three principles, Ayala is making a wider, more sustainable, impact in crucial fronts for progress, intent on accelerating the future for Filipinos.
Mission
Anchored on values of integrity, long-term vision, empowering leadership, and with a strong commitment to national development, Ayala fulfills its mission to ensure long-term profitability and value creation. Ayala creates synergies as it builds mutually-beneficial partnerships and alliances with those who share its philosophies and values.
Vision
We will be the most relevant, innovative and enduring Philippine-based business group, enabling shared value and prosperity for the many stakeholders we serve.
A culture of empowering leadership has encouraged some of the most strategic, dynamic and imaginative talents to thrive as Ayala’s leaders, navigating our course towards a more relevant and sustainable business.
leadership
Our Core Values: the Ayala DNA
Integrity
We do the right thing in every decision that we make.
Long-Term Vision
We build sustainable businesses.
Empowering Leadership
We bring out the best in each other as leaders at any level.
Commitment to National Development
We respond to the country's changing needs.
Our Brand
Foresight; innovation; trust: words synonymous to the Ayala brand. With a solid reputation in long-established markets, and an emerging presence in fields and industries that address the changing needs of Filipinos today, we’re aligning our strategies with social goals to be a force of positive change for communities throughout the nation. Empowered by a legacy built on integrity, Ayala is accelerating the future today through brands that have earned the trust of the people we serve.
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Transforming Businesses, Changing Lives
Conversations with Ayala Leaders
Ayala is participating in the change of the country...
...and reaching broader segments of the population.
Ayala is investing in businesses to help Filipinos build a more progressive future.
Ayala is helping prepare the Filipino youth to enter the workforce and is training quality educators through its partnership with the Yuchengco group.
AC Health is building an ecosystem of affordable, accessible, quality healthcare that aims to serve 1 in 5 Filipinos in the next five to ten years. It also pioneered the country’s first digital health portfolio that aims to serve more than one million Filipinos by 2020.
Ayala serves unbanked Filipinos by providing alternative means to access the financial system. BPI’s BanKo has disbursed P4 billion worth of microloans to 60,000 entrepreneurs nationwide.
Mynt, a partnership among Globe Telecom, Ayala Corporation and Ant Financial, utilizes mobile technology and alternative credit scoring models to provide microloans to its 171,000 users with active credit lines. It has disbursed P640 million of credit to date.
Ayala sees sustainable tourism as an untapped potential to create jobs and transform communities. It continues to work towards realizing this potential.
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Looking Back and Moving Forward
Working with the Woke Generation
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Zobel calls for better public-private collaboration to build a more progressive Philippines
Harnessing the Potentials of Today towards a Future-Ready Philippines
“We need to establish the appropriate environment for progress. In my view, we need a deliberate and strong alignment with sustainability principles and adopt long-term thinking. This of course should also be complemented by effective execution and meaningful impact in critical sectors, especially finance, tourism, education and healthcare.”
- Fernando Zobel de Ayala, Ayala President & COO
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How big how great is Ayala :)
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277,000 SMEs; 27,000 allied businesses and jobs created underline Ayala group’s growth
Makati, Philippines – March 12, 2020 As Ayala Corporation caps its 185th founding anniversary, its network of 227,000 small medium enterprises (SMEs) and allied businesses of some 27,000 partners and suppliers across the group are recognized as pillars in its continuing growth story.
“Beyond our products and services, our businesses create multiplier effects for society and the economy. Our group creates employment opportunities for a broad segment of Filipinos-- whether professionals, skilled or unskilled---as well as various entrepreneurial opportunities for many micro, small, and medium businesses. With the Ayala group’s unique attributes in diversity, scope, and brand equity, we are fortunate to have the ability to contribute to providing livelihood opportunities with scale and serve as catalyst for economic and social progress for many communities throughout the country,” noted Ayala Chairman and CEO Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala.
More than half of these 227,000 unique SMEs within the Ayala network, partner with Globe for their data transaction needs and various ICT solutions to run their daily business operations.
Another 100,000 enterprising Filipinos are already growing their business ventures with BPI’s Banko through zero collateral, low interest loans of up to ₱150,000 and sound financial advice.
An estimated 1,000 SMEs are also doing business in 35 AyalaLand Malls nationwide and some subcontractors at the Makati Development Corporation that build sustainable residential and commercial spaces.
According to a DTI report, micro small medium enterprises (MSMEs) are becoming a significant contributor in the Philippine economy. They make up 99.5% of the businesses in the country where 60% are micro entrepreneurs with annual revenues of less than P10 Million. MSMEs employ 63% of working Filipinos and contribute to 35% of the country’s GDP. Ayala supports the growth of the MSMEs in the country.
In addition, some 27,000 suppliers and partners across the Ayala group continue to benefit from the income derived from Ayala’s diverse businesses. All these economic activities aim to include as many players as possible creating more income generating prospects and jobs.
The Ayala group reported 71,823 total direct hires in 2019, up 19% from 2018. Ayala’s suppliers and SME partners are part of the country’s most productive citizens. The Philippine Statistics Authority estimates the country’s employment rate at 94.9% at December 2019.
Ayala’s net income in 2019 reached ₱35.3 billion, which included divestment gains from AC Education and AC Energy. The strong consumer-driven growth of Ayala Land, BPI, and Globe lifted Ayala’s bottomline during the period.
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2020-03-12 15:30 | Report Abuse
Yesterday, 8mil shares + traded, today just warming up. About 2mil shares traded. Last minute chase probably :)
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2020-03-12 15:18 | Report Abuse
Rm500k and above, can target the rich in the Philippines also. 100mil population, Ayala has the second largest bank in the Philippines and Ayala is the most prestigious name in property development and mall. Can sell surely :)
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Don't panick :)
Prospects for the next financial year
The property sector saw a marginal uptick in transaction in the 2nd half of 2019 pursuant to the Home
Ownership Campaign initiated by the Government to increase first-time home ownership. The
outlook for the Group remains positive given that the Group is expecting to launch a new phase at
Cybersouth by the first quarter of 2020. This will be followed by a few more new launches for the
rest of 2020 across several projects. The Group’s landbanking efforts in 2018 will also bear fruit in
2020 as the Group is targeting to launch the first phase of the newly acquired land in Subang Jaya
by the first half of 2020. The Group’s focus will remain at residential properties that are priced
between RM250,000 and RM750,000, with some commercial units to complement the completed
projects.
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Financial Results
Date
Announced
Revenue
RM (,000) P&L
RM (,000) EPS
28 Feb 2020
118,195 18,667 1.07
21 Nov 2019
140,896 17,942 1.26
28 May 2019
102,401 5,688 .39
28 Feb 2019
182,225 36,574 2.51
14 Nov 2018
125,792 20,295 1.39
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Ayala is here for the long run. Small money for Ayala
The ultimate holdings company of MCT :)
Ayala Corporation is the publicly listed holding company for the diversified interests of the Ayala Group. Founded in the Philippines by Domingo Róxas and Antonio de Ayala during the Spanish colonial rule, it is the country's oldest and largest conglomerate. Wikipedia
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CEO: Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala (Apr 2006–)
Founded: 1834, Manila, Philippines
Headquarters: Makati, Philippines
Revenue: 237 billion PHP (2016)
Subsidiaries: Manila Water, Ayala Land, Bank of the Philippine Islands, AC Energy, Inc., more
Founders: Antonio de Ayala, Domingo Róxas
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Lower earnings: A file picture showing a mask-clad Cathay Pacific employee at the international airport in Hong Kong. Cathay has warned results in the first six months of this year will be “significantly down” from a year earlier. — AFP
JAKARTA: Governments should roll back or refrain from using travel restrictions as the cOVID-19 coronavirus is mainly being spread through local transmission rather than imported cases, a trade group of Asian airlines said.
"Given that the Covid-19 outbreak is now progressing across the globe, it is time for a fundamental rethink on travel restrictions, ” the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines said in a statement, shortly before U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 30-day suspension of travel from continental Europe to the U.S.
The World Health Organization has now declared the outbreak a pandemic, with cases worldwide rising beyond 123,000 and deaths exceeding 4,500. The virus has spread rapidly in Europe, where fatalities in Italy alone jumped 31% in a day to 827 on Wednesday.
The airline industry has been plunged deep into crisis as travel demand dries up and countries tighten borders. The International Air Transport Association said airlines globally could lose as much as $113 billion in passenger revenue this year. That bleak forecast came before Trump imposed restrictions on the lucrative transatlantic routes. Nearly half a million flights have been canceled this year for China alone, according to travel data company Cirium.
A Bloomberg index of Asia-Pacific airlines including the likes of Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., Singapore Airlines Ltd. and Air China Ltd. has tumbled 22% this year to its lowest since 2014 as the virus batters the market. Qantas Airways Ltd., which is cutting almost a quarter of its international services for six months, is the worst performer on the gauge this year with a 49% slump.
"The proliferation of travel restrictions worldwide, and insufficient adherence to the IHR (International Health Regulations) are imposing enormous costs on society with little or no public health benefits, ” AAPA’s Director General Andrew Herdman said in the statement.
More than 90 countries have imposed travel restrictions, but only 45 states have informed the WHO of the measures and provided public health rationale, AAPA said, citing a WHO report from March 10.
AAPA said the airline industry has been strictly adhering to WHO and IATA guidelines on hygiene, including for cleaning aircraft and lounges, and that it isn’t aware of any infections attributed to inflight transmission.
Governments should "fundamentally reconsider the rationale for such travel restrictions and measures, taking into account the disruption caused to people’s livelihoods and the negative repercussions to the wider economy, ” Herdman said. - Bloomberg.
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Just accumulate in stages monthly. I believe , can see ROI 6-12 MONTHS .. BUT WE NEVER KNOW IF AYALA DECIDED TO MAKE A SUDDEN MOVE
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More turbulence: A file picture showing flight crew from Cathay Pacific wearing protective masks. The Hong Kong flag carrier’s net income fell to HK$1.69bil (US$216mil) in 2019 from HK$2.35bil the previous year. — AFP
NEW DELHI: Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd said profit tumbled 28% in 2019 as anti-government protests in Hong Kong hurt travel demand in the second half of the year.
Net income fell to HK$1.69bil in 2019 from HK$2.35bil the previous year, Hong Kong’s flag carrier said in a statement.
That compares with the profit of HK$1.59bil expected based on the average estimate of six analysts tracked by Bloomberg.
It forecast a “substantial loss” for the first half of 2020.
The airline has slashed capacity to mainland China by 90% and reduced its entire international network by about 40% because of the coronavirus, which has infected nearly 120,000 people and killed more than 4,200 worldwide.
Cathay, which is particularly exposed to the virus because close to half of its revenue comes from Hong Kong and mainland China, also asked employees to take unpaid leave as it tries to weather the latest crisis.
Cathay’s shares rose 1.9% before the midday trading break and results announcement in Hong Kong.
Airlines globally have been hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak, with the International Air Transport Association saying it could cost the industry as much as US$113bil in lost revenue this year.
Flybe collapsed last week as the epidemic ended prospects for a UK state-backed rescue, while carriers from United Airlines Holdings Inc and Singapore Airlines Ltd to Deutsche Lufthansa AG and Qantas Airways Ltd are slashing flights.
“Mainland visitors have all but dried up, while other travellers have also diminished significantly, ” Bloomberg Intelligence analysts James Teo and Chris Muckensturm wrote in a note last month.
“More flight cuts could therefore be a necessity and just a matter of time in our view, as the epidemic drags on.”
Cathay warned about its results even before the virus struck. Protests in Hong Kong, which intensified through the second half of last year, put a huge dent in visitor numbers and pushed the local economy into recession.
“They had a great first half last year and then all of a sudden with the protests the second half was really dismal, ” Sobie Aviation analyst and consultant Brendan Sobie said in a Bloomberg Television interview yesterday.
“It’s just gone from bad to worse for Cathay Pacific and they’re in a very challenging position. It’s going to be pretty bad for most of this year probably and will take a while for the Hong Kong market and global market to recover, ” Sobie said.
Cathay has to contend with the dual challenge of the coronavirus and protests in Hong Kong, which have calmed but are expected to flare again as the year progresses.
It is under pressure from mainland rivals expanding long-haul capacity and diminishing Hong Kong’s status as the gateway to China, Teo and Muckensturm said. — Bloomberg
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If Ayala kaotim AIA, kwap and tabung Haji stake, semua shareholders kena Jual. The price will be depending on these 3 major substantial shareholders, how much they want :)
@SA2023 How much Ayala will pay us if they want to private it?. Based on currennt price or negotiable?
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MGO this year will bear fruits compared to Feb 2018
COMPANY PROFILE
MCT BERHAD (881786-X)
Established in 1999 with a paid-up capital of RM250,000, MCT has grown over the past decade to become one of the leading property developers in Malaysia. In February 2018, MCT became one of the subsidiaries of Ayala Land Inc (Ayala Land) after a mandatory general offer (MGO) by Ayala Land.
Ayala Land is the largest property developer in the Philippines with a solid track record in developing large-scale, integrated, mixed-use, sustainable estates that are now thriving economic centers in their respective regions with a market capitalisation of approximately RM50 billion.
Today, MCT has grown to a full-service, integrated property developer with in-house capabilities including development planning, architectural and engineering design, project management, and construction. Its property ventures span major growth corridors and prime locations, including Cyberjaya, Cybersouth, Petaling Jaya and Subang Jaya.
Amongst MCT’s key developments are LakeFront, a mixed development consisting of high rise condominiums, villas, and commercial outlets; CyberSouth township covering 417.0 acres in Dengkil, and SkyPark, another mixed development in Cyberjaya.
MCT’s strategic landbank acquisitions have an estimated combined GDV of RM1.6 billion to be recognized until 2023. Furthermore, MCT’s unbilled sales stand strong at more than RM814 million as at FPE2018, securing revenue stream until the year 2020 with upcoming projects in the pipeline from our remaining landbank of 423 acres.
In sync with Ayala Land’s vision of “enhancing land and enriching lives for more people”, MCT empowers its employees to deliver quality products and services and build long term value for its stakeholders.
Copyright © 2018 MCT Berhad (881786-X). All rights reserved PDPA & Privacy Policy APDL
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2020-03-12 11:41 | Report Abuse
Don't be racist , investment carries risk. Rugi besar, can't let go your frustration on others
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2020-03-12 10:23 | Report Abuse
Usually when a company is taken private, the reasons given were not actively traded, greatly undervalued, don't need to raise capital, etc. It seems MCT falls into these categories :)
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2020-03-12 10:21 | Report Abuse
If Ayala announces considering to take MCT private at such price, good enough already to fly :)
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2020-03-12 10:20 | Report Abuse
Waiting for ayala's privatisation announcement if any :)
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PUTRAJAYA (March 11): The Ministry of Transport will prepare a note on the impact of COVID-19 for reference by other Ministries to formulate strategies to address the spread of the viral infection, said its Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
He said the matter was decided in the first Cabinet meeting today.
“This is my first duty as the Transport Minister,” he told a news conference after reporting for duty at the Ministry today.
Wee said he had received a preliminary report stating high numbers of flight cancellations to Malaysia since the spread of COVID-19.
He said Malaysia Airlines had recorded 63 percent flight cancellations while AirAsia suffered 70 percent cancellations and Malindo Air saw 510 of its flights cancelled.
“The impact of the outbreak on the tourism sector is huge. Through the note provided, all parties can identify which tourism sub-sectors have recorded the highest cancellation to better understand the impact of the infection on the country's economy,” said Wee.
He said based on the prepared note, all Ministries would be working together to formulate a strategy to overcome the situation.
To date, Malaysia recorded 129 COVID-19 positive cases.
Meanwhile, Wee who arrived at the Ministry at around 1pm, said in carrying out his duties, he would listen to views and input from various parties, including all former Transport Ministers, civil servants and members of the public.
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MCT Financial Information
Market Capital (RM) 240.40m
Number of Share 1.457b
EPS (cent)* 2.92
P/E Ratio 5.65
ROE (%) 4.66
NTA (RM) 0.626
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AirAsia bila?
KUALA LUMPUR (March 12): Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAS) is the latest airline to ask its 13,000 employees to take voluntary unpaid leave as the spread of coronavirus (Covid-19) takes a heavy toll on airlines' bottom line.
According to documents seen by theedgemarkets.com, the national carrier is offering all employees the option of taking three months no-pay leave or five days no-pay leave per month for at least three months, starting April. The voluntary unpaid leave programme is extended to employees employed by subsidiaries of Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) such as MAB Kargo, MAB Engineering, Firefly and MASwings.
On Monday, MAS group CEO Captain Izham Ismail announced a 10% pay cut for its senior management as part of measures to lower operational costs. They will also forgo their allowances.
"The impact (of Covid-19) to the market is tremendous. People are not travelling. Businesses not operating as they used to be and the aviation landscape has changed tremendously. MAG is not spared from all of this," he said in a video to the airline's employees.
In the first quarter of 2020 alone, MAS has removed 7.1% of its capacity and temporarily suspended more than 1,600 flights. MAS has also cut its capacity to China by 53% and that to South Korea and Japan by 23%.
"At the rate and momentum of this crisis, more flights will have to be cancelled because there is just less demand in the marketplace," said Izham.
Already, major international airlines such as Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Virgin Atlantic and EasyJet are offering staff unpaid leave.
It was reported that Malindo Air has also ordered its staff to take two weeks of unpaid leave and a 50% salary cut in addition to suspending flights and asking vendors to delay payments.
Qantas group CEO Alan Joyce is reportedly giving up his salary for the rest of the financial year. Its board of directors and group executive management will also take a 30% pay cut.
On March 5, the International Air Transport Association warned that global airlines could suffer revenue losses of up to US$113 billion in 2020 if the virus continues to spread.
MAS is owned by Khazanah Nasional Bhd, which has been looking for a strategic partner for the national carrier since last year. While it managed to keep flying thanks to an injection of funds from Khazanah, the airline continues to struggle amid challenging operating environment, owing to intense competition, weak ringgit and overcapacity.
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Airlines win regulatory relief to ease coronavirus hardship ...edition.cnn.com › 2020/03/11 › politics › faa-airlines-waiver-relief
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Novel Coronavirus update and temporary travel restrictions into Malaysia ... Malaysia Airlines will also be reducing its flights between Kuala Lumpur/ Kota ...
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US airlines cut more flights as demand plunges due to ...abcnews.go.com › story
23 hours ago - Major U.S. airlines announced more cuts to domestic flights Tuesday as demand continues to plunge amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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[UPDATED on 10 March 2020 at 11.30am]
Novel Coronavirus update and temporary travel restrictions into Malaysia
Sabah
The State Government of Sabah had announced a temporary travel restriction to visitors who hold a People’s Republic of China passports travelling into Sabah, https://www.sabahtourism.com/advisory/
In line with this, Malaysia Airlines will temporarily suspend flights MH394/ MH395 of Kota Kinabalu-Shanghai-Kota Kinabalu effective 18 February 2020 until further notice.
Malaysia Airlines will also be reducing its flights between Kuala Lumpur/ Kota Kinabalu, Shanghai as well as Beijing and Hong Kong. Please refer here to see if your flights have been affected:
Sarawak
The Sarawak Disaster Management Committee Secretariat has imposed a temporary entry restriction into Sarawak to all citizens of China and other foreigners who have travelled to China in the last 14 days, with immediate effect.
Other passengers will be required to fill in the Health Declaration Form following the latest entry requirement imposed by the Sarawak Ministry of Tourism and Ministry of Health.
On 4 March 2020, Sarawak Disaster Management Committee Secretariat has enforced the latest immigration policies with regards to visitors who have been to China including Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, South Korea, Italy and Iran. Please refer to the press release (here-press release) for information.
Travel rebooking and refunds
Due to these travel restrictions, Malaysia Airlines passengers who are affected will be entitled to a rebooking or refund under the terms and conditions below:
No
Types of travel
Scope
Waiver (options)
Tickets issued
on/before
Travel dates impacted
Rebooking
Refunds & others
1
For passengers traveling between Kuala Lumpur/ Kota Kinabalu and:
Beijing
Shanghai
Guangzhou
Xiamen
Hong Kong
6 Mar 2020
28 Jan 2020 to 30 Apr 2020
One time change fee waiver for deferred travel
Travel to commence before 31 August 2020 based on seat availability
Conversion of ticket value into a credit voucher to be used to purchase tickets on other Malaysia Airlines operated flights ( a fare difference may or may not apply)
Cancellation and service fee waived for full/partial refunds involving refundable and non-refundable tickets.
2
Temporary travel restriction by the state government of Sabah
Travel restriction for Chinese nationals only on direct flights from China into Sabah:
MH395 (Shanghai - Kota Kinabalu)
6 Feb 2020
5 Feb 2020 to 31 Mar 2020
Travel to commence before 30 June 2020 based on seat availability
Cancellation & service fee waived for full/partial refunds on refundable and non-refundable tickets
3
Temporary flight suspension
MH394 (Kota Kinabalu – Shanghai)
MH395 (Shanghai – Kota Kinabalu)
3 Feb 2020
3 Feb 2020 until further notice
Rerouting is available with transit in Kuala Lumpur
Travel to commence before 31 May 2020 based on seat availability
4
Passengers that are denied check-in on Malaysia Airlines flight if they do not meet the country’s Travel Restrictions
on or before 6 Mar 2020 (refer to respective countries’ travel restrictions
5 Feb 2020 to 30 Apr 2020
One time change fee waiver for deferred travel
Travel to commence before 31 Aug 2020 based on seat availability
Cancellation and service fee waived for full/partial refunds on refundable and non- refundable tickets
5
For passengers travelling to/from/via South Korea (Incheon, Seoul).
6 Mar 2020
24 Feb 2020 to 30 Apr 2020
One time change fee waiver for deferred travel
Travel to commence on or before 31 Aug 2020 based on seat availability and fare difference may apply
Cancellation and service fee waived for full/partial refunds on refundable and non-refundable tickets
For refundable tickets, the full refund will be permitted and credited to the original Form of Payment.
For non-refundable tickets, the refund will be in a form of credit (EMD) and retain the value for future travel.
6
For passengers travelling to/from/via Japan (Tokyo, Narita and Osaka)
28 Feb 2020 to 30 Apr 2020
7
Temporary travel restrictions by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) to passengers holding Umrah, tourism and visit visa for travel to/from/via KSA (Jeddah and Madinah)
6 Mar 2020
28 Feb 2020 to 30 Apr 2020
One time change fee waiver for deferred travel
Travel to commence on and before expiry of ticket validity and subject to flight availability and fare difference may apply
Cancellation and service fee waived for full/partial refunds on refundable and non-refundable tickets
For refundable tickets, the full refund will be permitted and credited to the original Form of Payment.
For non-refundable tickets, the refund will be in a form of credit (EMD) and retain the value for future travel.
Flexible rebooking option for passengers who wish to make new travel bookings.
From 10 Mar 2020 to 31 Mar 2020
10 Mar 2020 to 31 Dec 2020
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2020-03-12 09:25 | Report Abuse
see u guys at 80sen :)
Thursday, 27 Feb 2020
6:34PM AIRASIA PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
6:06PM AIRASIA Financial year end net loss 285.963 million
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2020-03-12 09:24 | Report Abuse
Possible for Ayala to offer to privatise MCT at current dirt cheap price level :)
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2020-03-12 09:23 | Report Abuse
Volume continued to surge, sabar sedikit :)
Date Close Volume
11/03/2020 0.17 8,695,300
10/03/2020 0.17 4,624,500
09/03/2020 0.17 4,158,100
06/03/2020 0.21 1,725,700
05/03/2020 0.215 2,159,100
04/03/2020 0.22 2,183,900
03/03/2020 0.215 2,465,100
02/03/2020 0.215 2,516,800
28/02/2020 0.215 2,314,100
27/02/2020 0.225 2,240,500
26/02/2020 0.225 5,706,700
25/02/2020 0.245 2,539,900
24/02/2020 0.24 5,081,100
21/02/2020 0.26 3,009,300
20/02/2020 0.265 7,207,600
19/02/2020 0.27 4,180,100
18/02/2020 0.28 3,366,500
17/02/2020 0.285 4,958,900
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2020-03-11 16:53 | Report Abuse
today 8mil shares + traded Bravo! highest volume since 17 Feb 2020 when the price was 28.5sen :)
Date Close Volume
10/03/2020 0.17 4,624,500
09/03/2020 0.17 4,158,100
06/03/2020 0.21 1,725,700
05/03/2020 0.215 2,159,100
04/03/2020 0.22 2,183,900
03/03/2020 0.215 2,465,100
02/03/2020 0.215 2,516,800
28/02/2020 0.215 2,314,100
27/02/2020 0.225 2,240,500
26/02/2020 0.225 5,706,700
25/02/2020 0.245 2,539,900
24/02/2020 0.24 5,081,100
21/02/2020 0.26 3,009,300
20/02/2020 0.265 7,207,600
19/02/2020 0.27 4,180,100
18/02/2020 0.28 3,366,500
17/02/2020 0.285 4,958,900
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2020-03-11 16:45 | Report Abuse
Probably, next AGM, coming month, takda issue anymore :)
Question 1:
Please clarify the persisting Practice Note 19 (non-compliance with the public shareholding
spread requirement) status of the Company under the Main Market Listing Requirements
(“Listing Requirements”) of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad (“Bursa Securities”), and
the implications it shall have on the Company?
Response by Mr. David Aw, General Manager of Corporate Strategic Management:
The Company is currently short by less than 1% to meet the required 25% public
shareholdings spread requirement under the Listing Requirements. The Company has put
in place a multitude of strategies and efforts which has resulted in an increase from 14%
to almost 25% within a time frame of three (3) to four (4) months. The Company shall
continue talks with public investors to close this gap as soon as possible.
At this juncture and in this light, Mr. Leo raised the following query to the Board:
Question 6
Is there a time frame involved in this given situation before Bursa Securities decides to
take action?
Response by Mr. David Aw, General Manager of Corporate Strategic Management:
The Company has obtained an approved extension of time up to 4 August 2019 after
which, the Company shall proceed to re-apply for a further extension of time. We are
hopeful that Bursa Securities will grant us further extension of time as the public
shareholdings spread has improved considerably sin the last approval.
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2020-03-11 16:05 | Report Abuse
Question 3:
Just for clarification, the Company’s future development located at Metropark Subang is
at an area where one other development by Tropicana that seems to have a hard time to
dispose of despite aggressive advertising and marketing. From your point of view, would
the Company face similar challenges in the near future?
Response by the CEO: As the township in the Metropark Subang area has significantly
matured over time, the completion of various infrastructure & amenities within the
development such as the direct interchange from the Federal Highway, the 10-acre
Central Park and the Gems International School has transformed this location to be
attractive to homeowners, we are confident over the prospects of our project. Additionally,
we have also differentiated our products compared to the one sold by Tropicana, whereby
we have diversified our type of offerings to include low rise condominiums. The Company
is rather optimistic that this said development located at Metropark Subang would sell
well.
Question 4:
With reference to the segmental reporting in the Audited Financial Statements of the
Company for the financial period ended 31 December 2018, there are two categories
namely property development and construction. From the report, no revenue was
recorded under construction arm of the Company for the financial period from 1 July 2018
to 31 December 2018. What is the intention of the Company in the near future for its
construction sector?
Response by the CEO: The Company has an internal construction team that has carried
out most of the Company’s developments thus far. However, to achieve greater heights
in terms of growth and profits in the near future, the Company has to partly outsource its
construction works to external parties to achieve its long-term goals in a timely manner.
As such, the Company shall continue to juggle between both the internal and external
construction team.
Mr. Leo took note of the explanation provided by Mr. Teh and apologised for the
misunderstanding, thinking that the construction arm of the Company was a business unit
by itself, set up with the view of generating income for the Company.
Mr. Alvin Chan Kam Yu (“Mr. Chan”), a shareholder, put forward the following question
to the Board:
Question 1:
What is the occupancy rate of One City Mall?
Response by the CEO
For the purpose of clarification, the Company does not own the said mall. We were merely
the developer of the mall. To answer your question, the mall is not fully occupied at this
point in time.
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2020-03-11 16:03 | Report Abuse
:)
QUESTIONS RAISED BY SHAREHOLDERS
Mr. Leo Ann Puat (“Mr. Leo”), a proxy, thanked the newly appointed Chief Executive
Officer (“CEO”) of the Company, Mr. Teh Heng Chong for a comprehensive presentation
with a focus on the past and current financial performance of the Company, the new board
composition and the future outlook of the Company. Before proceeding to raise questions,
he welcomed all new on-board Directors of the Company. Mr. Leo went on to express that
he is of the view that the newly minted Management possesses the capabilities to take the
Company to greater heights in the near future.
He then raised the following questions to the Board of Directors (“Board”):
Question 1:
Based on the presentation on the outlook of the Company for 2019 and next subsequent
years, with the two ongoing projects namely Lakefront and Cybersouth, would the
Company be able to sustain its revenue in 2019?
Response by the CEO: With a good grasp of consumers’ demands and requirements, we
have succeeded in developing the right products to meet market demands. A number of
the units in Cyberjaya projects have achieved encouraging take-up rates of more than
90%. Our development projects based in Dengkil, with a focus on landed properties, have
recorded 100% sales thus far for three of our existing phases. The remaining unsold
stocks is less than RM1 billion. As it stands, there are approximately 300 to 400 units
pending conversion (awaiting approval of the bank loans for the buyers to formally take
up these units). It is the aim of the Company to dispose of all remaining stocks by the
end of 2019.
Further to that, the Company is currently targeting three new launches poised to take
place by the end of 2019. For these new launches, the Company is estimating to rake in
approximately RM600 to RM700 million in sales revenue.
With all that being said, the Company has a rather positive outlook in terms of sustaining
its sales revenue both for 2019 and in coming years.
Question 2:
Assuming the Company is successful in recording an increase in profits in the coming
years, would the Company pay out dividends to its shareholders?
Response by the CEO: For now, the Company is still at a growing stage. It is the
Company’s intention to be able to reward its shareholders in the near future.
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2020-03-11 14:57 | Report Abuse
> than 0.5% of the total issued shares traded as at now :)
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2020-03-11 14:35 | Report Abuse
7.5mil shares + traded now :) more n more interesting
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2020-03-11 14:12 | Report Abuse
Saya pun tak faham, ITU traded shares begitu Banyak datang Dari mana kalau bukan shortselling :)
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2020-03-11 12:17 | Report Abuse
About 7mil shares traded now. Ayala should use the retained earnings or profits~rm435mil@31.12.2019 to buyback shares as many as possible like bjland did to maximize shareholders' value. Resolve shareholdings issue later either m&a or delist/relist
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2020-03-11 11:46 | Report Abuse
What if tabung haji's stake in MCT ~10% sold to simeprop and let ayala work with sime Darby in property sector in Malaysia and the region? 2 largest property players in the respective countries.
Ayala could swap mct shares with simeprop too? :)
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2020-03-11 11:41 | Report Abuse
Would new substantial shareholder emerge? :) Who is the buyer and seller for such heavy volume this morning? :)
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2020-03-11 11:40 | Report Abuse
Would Ayala carry out share buyback regardless of shareholdings issue like bjland and resolve later? Interesting development :)
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2020-03-11 11:34 | Report Abuse
So early 6mil shares + traded. Something is boiling today :)
Date Close Volume
10/03/2020 0.17 4,624,500
09/03/2020 0.17 4,158,100
06/03/2020 0.21 1,725,700
05/03/2020 0.215 2,159,100
04/03/2020 0.22 2,183,900
03/03/2020 0.215 2,465,100
02/03/2020 0.215 2,516,800
28/02/2020 0.215 2,314,100
27/02/2020 0.225 2,240,500
26/02/2020 0.225 5,706,700
25/02/2020 0.245 2,539,900
24/02/2020 0.24 5,081,100
21/02/2020 0.26 3,009,300
20/02/2020 0.265 7,207,600
19/02/2020 0.27 4,180,100
18/02/2020 0.28 3,366,500
17/02/2020 0.285 4,958,900
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2020-03-11 11:24 | Report Abuse
Beli sekarang, jika Ada shortselling, shortsellers close position sebelum 5pm, Naik gila nanti :)
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2020-03-11 11:19 | Report Abuse
5mil shares,+ traded... If not from short selling, tak tau lah :)
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2020-03-11 11:05 | Report Abuse
would bursa announces shortselling is not allowed for mct like dayang if any? strongly believe mct will stage a strong rebound anytime :) back to 20sen++ to 30sen++
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2020-03-11 11:02 | Report Abuse
only about 0.5%~7mil shares not in the hand of the top 30 sharesholders... the recent deep fall in share price could be due to shortselling like dayang. Rebound like dayang? :)
so early, volume is about 4mil shares traded ... more to come :)
ANALYSIS OF SHAREHOLDINGS As at 15 April 2019
LIST OF THIRTY (30) LARGEST SECURITIES ACCOUNT HOLDERS AS PER THE RECORD OF DEPOSITORS
NO. NAME OF SHAREHOLDER NO. OF SHARES HELD % OF ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL
1 Regent Wise Investments Limited 439,809,059 30.19 2 Regent Wise Investments Limited 295,277,782 20.27 3 CIMSEC Nominees (Asing) Sdn Bhd - Pledged Securities Account for Regent Wise Investments Limited 230,115,574 15.79
4 Urusharta Jamaah Sdn Bhd 133,480,000 9.16 5 Goh Meng Keong 70,537,755 4.84 6 CIMSEC Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - CIMB Bank for Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Goh Ming Choon (PBCL-0G0264) 66,700,000 4.58
7 Citigroup Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - Exempt An for AIA Bhd.
48,967,100 3.36
8 Maybank Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - Pledged securities account for Dato’ Sri Tong Seech Wi
42,776,425 2.94
9 Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (Diperbadankan) 36,645,700 2.52 10 CIMSEC Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - CIMB for Ng Lee Ling (PB) 25,032,900 1.72
11 CIMSEC Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - CIMB for Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Goh Ming Choon (PB)
18,639,790 1.28
12 Linbaq Holding Sdn Bhd 11,666,667 0.80 13 CIMSEC Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - CIMB Bank for Rickoh Corporation Sdn Bhd (MY0507) 7,134,000 0.49
14 Alliancegroup Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - Pledged securities account for Koh Kin Lip (7003423)
7,125,000 0.49
15 CIMSEC Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - CIMB Bank for Lai Ming Chun @ Lai Poh Lin (PB)
3,701,000 0.25
16 Tan Siew Ching 3,069,400 0.21 17 WHC Capital Sdn. Bhd. 1,562,000 0.11 18 HSBC Nominees (Asing) Sdn Bhd - JP Morgan Securities Plc 1,208,900 0.08
110
111Annual Report for the Financial Period Ended 2018
ANALYSIS OF SHAREHOLDINGS (Contd.)
LIST OF THIRTY (30) LARGEST SECURITIES ACCOUNT HOLDERS AS PER THE RECORD OF DEPOSITORS (Contd.)
NO. NAME OF SHAREHOLDER NO. OF SHARES HELD % OF ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL
19 Citigroup Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - Exempt An for AIA Public Takaful Bhd.
1,174,700 0.08
20 Leong Yee Keong 1,000,000 0.07 21 Tan Pei Geok 1,000,000 0.07 22 Toh Chee Ming 390,000 0.03 23 Datuk Lim Kok Boon 372,625 0.03 24 Yeoh Soo Ann 349,550 0.02 25 Lim Chong Hoe 300,000 0.02 26 Elvin A/L Berty Luke Fernandez 250,000 0.02 27 TA Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd - Pledged securities account for Foo Yin Kang 250,000 0.02
28 Dato’ Jessie Yow Yoon Khoon 243,000 0.02 29 Beh Eng Par 232,000 0.02 30 Lim Thuang Boo 230,200 0.02
1,449,241,127 99.50
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2020-03-11 10:16 | Report Abuse
Few days ago, Short selling macam dayang adakah? :) Kini uptrend, recovery balik :)
Date Close
10/03/2020 0.17
09/03/2020 0.17
06/03/2020 0.21
05/03/2020 0.215
04/03/2020 0.22
03/03/2020 0.215
02/03/2020 0.215
28/02/2020 0.215
27/02/2020 0.225
26/02/2020 0.225
25/02/2020 0.245
24/02/2020 0.24
21/02/2020 0.26
20/02/2020 0.265
19/02/2020 0.27
18/02/2020 0.28
17/02/2020 0.285
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2020-03-11 10:02 | Report Abuse
Would history repeat? :)
MCT Bhd (-ve)
PROPERTY developer MCT Bhd (fundamental: 1.4/3, valuation: 1.5/3), whose share trading volume surged to 36.99 million shares yesterday — 41 times the counter’s 200-day average of 901,479 shares — made it into our Stocks with Momentum list for the first time this year.
While it was unclear what drove the interest in the stock, its share price has staged a slight rebound after hitting a record low of 20 sen last month. It closed at 37.5 sen yesterday, up eight sen or 27.12% from last Friday, but still down 50% year to date.
For the cumulative nine months ended Sept 30, 2019, the group booked a net profit of RM26.88 million on a revenue of RM350.46 million, largely driven by an upswing in its overall construction progress to hand over 3,000 units across four projects by the first half of 2020.
The outlook is positive, MCT said in its latest result announcement, as it is planning several key launches in the Cybersouth project by the first quarter of next year.
Stock: [AVALAND]: AVALAND BERHAD
2020-03-12 15:54 | Report Abuse
Ayala land :)
LIST OF AWARDS AND CITATIONS
A reflection of our commitment
SUSTAINABILITY YEARBOOK
The RobecoSAM Sustainability Yearbook 2019
GLOBAL GOOD GOVERNANCE AWARDS
3G Environmental Sustainability Awards
7TH ANNUAL CORPORATE TREASURE AWARDS
Asia's Best CFO
BCI ASIA TOP 10 AWARDS 2019
Top 10 Best Developers
ASEAN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE SCORECARD
Top Performing Company
PHILIPPINE PROPERTY AWARDS
Special Recognition in Corporate Social Responsibility (Alveo Land)
Special Recognition in Sustainable Development (Alveo Land)
Best High-end Condo Development (High Park by Alveo land)
Best High-end Architectural Design (High Park by Alveo Land)
Highly Commended Best Office Development (The Stiles Enterprise by Alveo Land)
High Commended Best Condo Development (Abreeza Place by Alveo Land)
OUTLOOK AWARDS
Best Affordable House (Avida Southfield Settings NUVALI)
Premium Condo (Avida Towers Makati Southpoint)
QUILL AWARDS
Communication Skills - Design Your Tomorrow Today Contest by Ayala Land
Communication for Web - Design Your Tomorrow Today Contest by Ayala Land
Communication Skills - Pursuit of Passion by Avida Land
Communication for Web - Avida Living by Avida Land
Communication Management - The Wishing Tree by Ayala Malls
WORLD TRAVEL AWARDS
Philippines' Leading Hotel Group (Seda)
Asia's Responsible Tourism Award (El Nido)
SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS AWARDS
Best Overall Company
Best in Stakeholder Management and Materiality
Special Recognition in United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Special Recognition in Water Management
Special Recognition in Strategy and Sustainability Management
INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR
3rd Best CEO
1st Best CFO
1st Best ESG Reporting
1st Best Corporate Governance
2nd Best IR Company
2nd Best IR Professional
STEVIE AWARDS
Bronze Stevie – Company of the Year, Real Estate (Alveo Land)
ASIA CEO
CSR Company of the Year (Carbon Neutrality)
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF SHOPPING CENTERS
Gold ICSC Award (UP Town Center Kindle Project)
ING-FINEX CFO OF THE YEAR
2019 CFO of the Year (Augusto D. Bengzon)
WORLD BRANDING
Band of the Year -- Property Developer National Tier
EURO MONEY
Best Property Developer – Philippines
Best in Residential Development
Best in Retail and Shopping Development
Best in Office and Business Development
Best Innovative Green Development
ASIA MONEY
Most Outstanding Company in the Philippines for the Real Estate Sector
PAGIBIG SOUTH LUZON AWARDS
Top 10 Developer (BellaVita)
Best in Performance Accounts Ratio (BellaVita)
Best in Performing Loans Ratio (BellaVita)
19TH FINANCEASIA BEST COMPANIES IN ASIA POLL
6th Best Managed Company in the Philippines
2nd Best Growth Strategy
4th Best ESG
9TH CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ASIAN EXCELLENCE AWARDS | JUNE 4, 2019 AT JW MARRIOT HOTEL, HONG KONG
Best CEO (Investor Relations) | Bernard Vincent O. Dy
Best CFO (Investor Relations) | Augusto D. Bengzon
Best Investor Relations Company
Best Environmental Responsibility
2019 GLOBAL TOP 50 AWARDS – IR MAGAZINE
Shortlisted as one of the Top 50 companies globally for Investor Relations (one of only 2 PH companies)
Part of the top 5 companies in Finance and Real Estate Category (only PH company)
GLOBAL BRANDS MAGAZINE 2019
Alveo Land: Best Real Estate Brand Philippines
LE FONTI REAL ESTATE AWARDS HONG KONG
Portico: Excellence of the Year for Innovation (Best Project – Philippines)
2019 INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY AWARDS ASIA PACIFIC
Alveo Callisto: Residential High-Rise Development (Philippines)
CMO ASIA AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN REAL ESTATE 2019 (10TH EDITION)
Alveo Land: Most Trusted Real Estate Brand – Residential
LUX LIFE’S 2019 LEADING DESIGNERS
Alveo Land: 2019’s Most Innovative Property Development – Philippines
DOT PROPERTY PHILIPPINES AWARDS 2019
Alveo Land: Best Developer (Metro Manila)
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MAGAZINE AWARD
Alveo Land: Best Real Estate Company 2019