If u have spare cash buying alaqar reit below 1.4 will definitely be better than putting in FD.
Earnings and dividends are increasing at snails pace.But unlike retail reits which are badly affected by online shopping doctors will need a physical room to see patients

To bsngpg
Dividend is 2c. Not 4c. You must learn how to read carefully.

Agreed with stockraider.
U cannot lose money buying Insas share up to 85cts or even 90cts.But be prepared to hold
Buying warrants is high risk high gain/loss.Gambling

Possible.
NAPS 2.35, share price 0.93.
Good enough reason to privatise

DST must be a smart guy to be rich.I am sure he with his friendly parties already own >50% of insas.
How would anyone know who are acting in concert with him.

Its still worthwhile to buy at 2.09. Annualised return is about 10%.

What if the BOD rejects the offer?

For a company which is more like a fund ,the net asset per share is more important than its earning
If only there is another 2 cts dividend later in the year,it would break 1.00

Any reason the Thongs and PAC not privarised the company

I think the weakness in KPJ is related to the Health Ministry proposal to control the price of
medicines .

Does insas have a share buyback scheme
If no why not?
This is one good way to reward minority shareholders and unlock share value.

2 questions gor Mr SSLee.I believe he has a deep knowledge of Insas
(1) Why would majority shareholders not want to see its shares trading near NTA
(2) Why not privatise the company

Anxiously waiting for what?
For KPJ, two things that can cause the price to go up.
Aggressive share buyback, and hopefully special dividend in specie of buyback
shares kept in the Treasury.

How to increase the price of Insas
(1) someone with plenty of capital launches a hostile takeover.
I wonder why epf isn't doing it
(2) the company increases the dividend.unfortunately management
Is not interested to do this
(3) company aggressively buyback their shares

Anyone can think of anything else?

You may be right.
One critical difference:BH buys back own shares so that it does not fall below NAV