MClean has established itself as a pivotal player in the electronics and semiconductor products cleaning solutions industry.

Operates in Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand, the company offers a comprehensive range of services, including surface treatment, precision cleaning, sterile, and packaging services for various industries such as HDD, consumer electronics, as well as oil and gas.

Do they have IR ?

Dnt worry, it will be waiting for you on board, ShTan1 😁

Tguan is undervalued still

Next journey of Farm Price, Main Market

I would like to know too, S363636

Agree with gohkimhock. With solid financial performance, FPHB will transfer to the main board market in due course

Dividend will be announced in Jun or July I think ..

Hmm, I don't think it will expand into poultry business. Too competitive in Malaysia

Too bad, Phoebe. I am not going to the AGM ... Got works

luckily my fingers were fast enough to grab it @ 0.39 there yesterday 😁😁 This company still has a lot of potential for growth

@Phoebe. No problem 👌

For those of you who didn't get IPO shares, ride with the goreng wave then on next Tuesday 😁😁

btw, I probably will attend the AGM on 23th

personally, I think the theoretical opening price for this IPO will be more than 40 cents

It breaks RM2 finally 😊

@ClaraChan94. Appreciate for your sharing. May be will try to ride with the wave when it's listed

Takaful Malaysia and Bank Rakyat expand bancatakaful partnership

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2024/01/11/takaful-malaysia-and-bank-rakyat-expand-bancatakaful-partnership

Got any suggested target prices from institutional banks or funds?

wow... Don't know it will affect Malaysian plastic packaging industry

https://interplasinsights.com/plastics-industry-news/plastics-policy-and-regulation-news/anti-plastic-rhetoric-could-pose%C2%A0threat-to-plastic-packaging/

KJTS makes an amazing debut today even though it's only oversubscribed by 31.28 times only. IPO share is back to the game in Bursa

Luckily I still holding some currently 🤗

Able to maintain more than 20% of gross profit margin from FY2020 to FY2022. Not bad for a steel industry

Look forward Tguan to declare dividend when its q4 is out

Sernkou won't disappoint one in long run and it will continue to perform

High finance cost and admin cost dragged down its earnings..

Thanks, it's a lucky guess 😁 Let's look forward to this counter being able to break 60 cents before the end of 2023

Plastic price was dropping

https://www.bpf.co.uk/plastipedia/polymer_prices/price-reports-october-2023.aspx

Making over RM100 m of revenue in Q1 again? 😁

good Q3 result can be expected from Tguan?

wait for IBs giving good TP on Sernkou 😁

wow....suddenly going up when Kenanga buy call

Braced for a strong momentum to come when its next quarter result (Q1FY2024) is presented this month end

new funds will flow in if its q3 is good i think ...

55.5 is its bottom for this month

Wait its q3 result out and decide then ...

Look forward Sernkou will be able to achieve historical high revenue in FY2024 again 😊

wait for its Q3 result comes out for more info and directions next month ..

dnt worry, Sernkou is going to make good performance as well for FY2024

another entry price for me is RM1.50, hehe

My Sifu once said, "All there is to investing is picking good stocks at good times and staying with them as long as they remain good companies.” Sernkou is definitely one of those good companies

looks like RM1.82 is its bottom. Time to accumulate bit by bit

Sense that it will go up after budget 2024, hehe

RM1.82 is the bottom price ?

Budget 2024 is coming this Friday. Hope there will be some good news for furniture sector

https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2023/10/964590/all-eyes-2024-budget

Ya.. Luckily got took some profits when it hit 52 weeks high

Director bought again? 😁

Datuk Ang came out and bought back the shares to calm the retailers' mind 😁

it will have 'big' movement within this month. Stay tuned ~

The federal government has agreed to hold a roundtable with the Johor government in October in Kuala Lumpur to discuss issues and challenges facing the local furniture industry