EduPark in Port Dickson.

Looks like the govt is very serious in using new technology for education in Mallaysia. EDUcate! EDUCate! EDucate!

Read todays Star. Malaysia will use Australia online English program . More online education coming soon? Super great potential for Eduspec.

Maybe Koon YY should donate to set up one. Don’t forget, UTAR was set up by MCA under BN time.

Is PH setting up a university to compete with UTAR?

Note SHARP has the Foxconn Education Software program.

RATIONALE
The MOU is expected to enable the STEM business model of EHB Group to better integrate and complement with SHARP’s products and its initiative to streamline its companies business venture into the education sector by jointly collaborate with EHB Group to provide and promote Smart Education Solutions in Malaysia and the Region.

As at the date of this announcement, SHARP has an issued share capital of RM54,000,000.00 divided into 54,000,000 ordinary shares issued as fully paid shares.
The Directors of SHARP as at the date of this announcement are as follows :
1) Wu Po-Hsuan
2) Ting Yang Chung
3) Masashi Murano
The shareholders of SHARP and their respective shareholdings in SHARP as at the date of this announcement are as follows :
SHARP is a company engaged in selling and distribution of consumer electrical products and providing integrated business solutions which includes multi-function (MFP) and production printers, notebook computers, interactive white board and professional display panels, Kiosk, Multiscreen Panel (Video Wall), POS System, B2B air purifier solutions and Foxconn Education Software Program.
Shareholders
Number of Ordinary Shares
Percentage (%)
Sharp Corporation, Japan
54,000,000
100

Eduspec signs MOU with SHARP MALAYSIA.

Yes. Interesting....1 MP from Kampar, (DAP) & 1 MP from Tanjung Malim (PKR)

Seriously to make big bucks$$$, edu must diversify to big time business, like O & G. Remember SApura Kencana was initially listed as a ACE co which was later promoted to Main Market. After the balance sheet excercise, it is definitely an attractive target for takeover.

Latest....boardroom fighting

5G for online education and cloud services??

New intake for matriculation now increased to 40,000 from 25,000. Big business if online education becomes a reality...

5G for online education and cloud services??

Good chance of getting IC project and get back passport project from Dsonic. 40s is no problem.

IRIS win back IC project?

Retained earnings to issue bonus shares.?

TRADING of shares in Eduspec Holdings Bhd (fundamental: 0.15/3, valuation: 0.9/3) triggered our momentum algorithm yester- day for the first time this year.
The stock closed one sen or 33.33% higher at four sen, after 92.41 million shares were traded, versus its 200-day average volume of 4.03 million shares. The group’s market capitalisation stood at RM44.07 million.
Eduspec is principally engaged in providing IT literacy materials for primary and second-
ary schools which is mainly done through its subsidiary Dynabook Computer Centre.
On Jan 31, it proposed to undertake a cap- ital reduction to cancel RM107.31 million of its paid-up share capital to offset accumulat- ed losses. With this, it hopes to transform its financial position from an unaudited accu- mulated loss of RM54.44 million as at Sept 30, 2018, to RM62.83 million in retained earnings.
As of yesterday, Eduspec shares were trading at 0.56 times its net book value.

Online learning coming

Plus the MM factor...

Eduspec now super clean co with retained profits. Surely will attract new investor confidence .

2017 annual report Kencana Capital owns 3.6% . Mokhzani owns 90% of Kencana Capital (according to the Edgedaily today)

Pls read the egm circular in the announcement

Dont worry. After the capital reduction excercise, egm is march 15, edu will return to the black. From loss position to gain with retained profits. They may use the retained profits to give out free warrants.

Think the will be good q results or good news

Make EDUSPEC GREAT AGAIN!!

Refer yesterday announcement. After clean up, it shows they are serious to make company great again.

Casino coming to sabah?

Buy Eduspec better la... Super ang pow$$$!!!

Sc watching

SC monitoring

Buy now! NetX is going to be the next Amazon or Facebook...wakakakka

Kun1971kun. Did u buy at 0.26 10 years ago?

Got 300 merchants meh? Sure or simply say

MUI also going into lifestyle business,.. Maybe they will take up,..

Will Payallz be eaten by bigger and stronger players ?

By Farah Adilla - January 13, 2019 @ 3:44pm
KUALA LUMPUR: Axiata Digital Services, the owner of homegrown e-wallet Boost, expects the e-wallet market to consolidate to between three and five main players in the next two to three years.

Axiata Digital chief executive officer Mohd Khairil Abdullah said there would possibly be other niche e-wallets that focus on specific segments.

“Many e-wallet players may not have the capacity to sustain the business either financially or in terms of gaining user acceptance fast enough to remain relevant.

“Interoperability will also be key and Boost is supportive of it through our partnerships with an ever growing list of local and international brands,” he told NST Business recently.

This year, Khairil said there will likely be more providers launching this year.

“We think this is good for the cashless ecosystem as they will also help drive usage and educate users on the convenience, security and benefits of using an e-wallet,” he said.

To date, there are over 40 e-money licenses issued by Bank Negara Malaysia.

Earlier, iPay88 Holdings Sdn Bhd executive director Chan Kok Long said he also expects the same trend to take place in the near future.

Meanwhile, Khairil said in 2018, Boost grew its user-base by nearly six times and today, it is the leading e-wallet in Malaysia with over 3.5 million registered users.

“Our users can use their e-wallets at over 60,000 merchant touchpoint, online and offline, throughout Malaysia covering a wide range of partner brands.

“This is indicative that Malaysians are ready to go cashless and it could be down to several reasons.

“For consumers, it may be cashback rewards, the convenience or the security of using an e-wallet.

“For merchants, e-wallets can be an effective marketing asset, it builds customer loyalty and is a powerful tool for fraud management,” he said.

Khairil said what is clear to see is that customers are looking for more lifestyle features from their e-wallet and this is not limited to the younger digital natives.

“Apart from QR-based payment which any e-wallet can do, we see a growing number of customers wanting to use their Boost e-wallets for a number of other day-to-day transactions like shopping at e-commerce sites, bill payment, taking public transport and paying for public on-street parking.

“E-wallets are fast becoming an essential part of the digital lifestyle many Malaysians have adopted and Boost is well positioned to bring these features that customers find very useful,” he said.

Khairil said another encouraging trend that the company sees is the huge growth in usage.

“From January to December 2018, the average monthly amount transacted per Boost user has grown by 14 times indicating increased trust in our e-wallet.

“The average total number of transactions per user each month also doubled during the course of the year which can indicate that users have become more comfortable using Boost and it coincided with our strong growth in merchant touchpoints,” he said.

Patience. Normally after expiry of warrants mother will shoot up. Pending projects coming. Kidzania 2nd oultlet opening this q.

If so much cash give free warrants la.....

IRIS is the original maker and supplier for mykad and passport chips. They shd get back the contract.

Mykad and passport project in danger of review? Same like Prestariang?

2019 is year of cashless payment systems! Remember 2015 year of GST? The. Hero was IFCA & IFCA-w, rising from 4s to rm 1.70!

Leran from the Master!!

BY WONG EE LIN
KUALA LUMPUR: ACE Market-list- ed Revenue Group Bhd, which has launched Malaysia’s rst all-in-one digital payment terminal — also known as smart EDC (electronic data capture) or android terminal — with Public Bank Bhd in November, ex- pects the new terminals to ood the local market in the next three to four years, as the payment market here transitions to the new innovation.
e cashless payment solution provider’s managing director/chief executive o cer Eddie Ng Chee Siong said card schemes, like Visa and Mas- tercard, have both said that no more traditional EDC terminals, which are based on the Payment Card Industry or PCI 3.0 security standard, will be manufactured by 2020. In contrast, the android terminals are based on the PCI 5.0 security standard.
Hence, Revenue sees this as a con rmation that the company is riding ahead of the digital payment wave.
With the switch to android termi- nals, Revenue anticipates the trans- actions that the company handles to grow by double digits in its full nancial year ending June 30, 2019 (FY19) — which will in turn drive a
double-digit growth in bottom line —asitteamsupwithmorebanksto roll out more of the new machines, Ng told e Edge Financial Daily in an interview.
Revenue gets a gross margin of about 3% on the value of each trans- action. e group expects another two banks to sign up with the com- pany by year end.
Meanwhile, it has already “got the green light” to shift to deploy- ing android terminals from all its nine existing clients, whom it has been deploying the traditional EDC terminals to, namely Public Bank, which it has already started doing so, Hong Leong Bank, AmBank, A n Bank, United Overseas Bank, OCBC Bank, First Data, Global Payment and AEON Credit.
Prior to its initial public o ering (IPO) in July this year, Revenue only had 20,000 terminals deployed on a rental basis. To date, the number of terminals it deploys has doubled to about 40,000, which gives it a 10% of the digital payment terminal market share. Of the total terminals it has de- ployed, 2,000 are android terminals.
“Our key focus now is to deploy more terminals to make sure that the transaction volume grows,” said Ng. e android terminals can handle
Ng: Our key focus now is to deploy more terminals to make sure that the transaction volume grows. Photo by Patrick Goh
try, we are competing for di erent chunksofthepie,”saidNg.
Cash, he said, is Revenue’s biggest competitor. So, Ng said Revenue will focus on getting more banks to mi- grate to the new android terminals to grow its market share in Malaysia.
e company is also looking to acquire more solutions companies to bring more value-added servic- es under its android terminals and boost transaction volume. It has been looking at a potential targets.
He, however, declined to elabo- rate, saying talks are still in prelim- inary stages.
Moving forward, Ng said, Rev- enue wants to be just a payment solutions provider.
On that note, it is seeking to do more with its terminals, like adding menu to the machines, for clients in the food and beverage segment. It is also looking to enable “top-up” solution for convenience stores. ese plans are expected to help drive Revenue’s bottom line growth.
Revenue is one of the best per- forming IPOs on Bursa Malaysia this year. Its share price soared four-fold to a high of RM1.55 on Nov 21, from its IPO price of 37 sen. It closed at RM1.38 last Friday, giving it a market capitalisation of RM307.53 million.
mobile quick response (QR) code payment services that include Ali- Pay, Boost, Touch ’n Go, UnionPay QR, and WeChat Pay — on top of card payments like Visa, Master- Card, MyDebit, JCB and UnionPay.
Presently, Revenue processes over RM1 billion worth of transac- tions annually, excluding the Visa and Mastercard transactions which it does not charge processing fees. is is because Revenue wants to work with banks in a complimentary way by processing card schemes that the
partner banks do not have, said Ng. He said the gross margin for Visa and Mastercard transaction fees is about 1.3%, based on current mar- ket rate. “We don’t want to compete to get this small margin ... We don’t want to touch this part of the pie as we want to work with the bank in a
complimentary way,” said Ng. is is, by and large, why it views GHL Systems Bhd, which focuses more on Visa and Mastercard trans- actions, as a “friendly competitor”. “Although we are in the same indus-

Armada will become another Barakah

Armanda still overvalued at this price... 12s coming...

Jaks overvalued la...KYY now in panic state! Cakap banyak dia..

Non event la...

Apa sudah jadi agm?.