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The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has emerged as the substantial shareholder of Hartalega Holdings Bhd, after buying 174.32 million shares or 5.09% stake in the rubber glove maker company.In the glove maker’s filing with the local bourse, it said the block was purchased by EPF on Nov 17 (Tuesday). However, the transacted price was not disclosed in the filing. Hartalega shares price closed at RM14.64 that day. Based on the closing price, the block of shares is valued at RM2.55 billion.The provident fund bought more shares recently to take advantage of the recent share price weakness due to the positive on the Covid-19 vaccine development.
According to filings, the EPF ceased to be a substantial shareholder in Hartalega on Jan 23 this year, after it disposed of 4.1 million shares.The strong global demands for disposable gloves lifted Hartalega's net profit to a record high of RM544.96 million in the second quarter ended Sept 30, 2020 (2QFY2021), which is about five times more than RM103.87 million recorded a year ago. Its quarterly revenue jumped almost 90% to RM1.35 billion, from RM709.42 million in 2QFY2020.
The share price of Hartalega, the world’s largest nitrile glove maker, gained 30 sen or 2.13% to end the week at RM14.40, as glove bulls hunted for bargains after a recent selldown. At current price, Hartalega has a market capitalisation of RM49.36 billion.The stock has rallied 163% from RM5.48 on Dec 31, 2019.

Employee Provident Fund (EPF) has been a net buyer of Top Glove shares so far this month. The provident fund bought 69 million shares or 0.86% stake since Nov 1. Currently, the provident fund holds 534.33 million shares or 6.629% stake in Top Glove as at Nov 17, up from 465.33 million shares or 5.17% stake as at Oct 30.Top Glove was the eighth top value gainer on Bursa Malaysia today, its share price went up by 5.04% or 35 sen at RM7.29 per share. At its current price, it holds a market capitalisation of RM59.75 billion.Top Glove, along with its peers, regained some lost ground today, as rising Covid-19 cases have reinforced the glove bulls’ anticipation of a sustainable strong demand for rubber gloves. Year-to-date, Top Glove shares have appreciated by 370% or RM5.74, from RM1.55 on Jan 2 this year.

The company’s balance sheet as at Aug 31 showed its cash pile was RM1.21 billion, plus investment securities of RM1.67 billion. Currently, Top Glove’s cumulative net outstanding treasury shares now stand at 135.07 million shares, which is equivalent to 1.65% stake.

Today’s purchase has now raised the amount it has spent on share buy backs this month to RM629.13 million, after spending RM355 million in September.This now means it has spent RM984.13 million on share buybacks since September this year. Top Glove is possibly the company which has spent the most on share buyback exercise in such a short span of time. The amount spent was equivalent to 81% of its cash balance as at Aug 31.

Top Glove Corp Bhd has spent close to RM1 billion buying back its own shares since September.
Top Glove has bought back shares for the ninth straight trading day. The world’s largest glove maker forked out RM69.94 million again today to buy 9.58 million shares on the open market. The latest filing shows that the price range it paid was between RM7.25 and RM7.35.

UOB-Kay Hian's analyst Desmond Chong also increased his FY21 to FY22 net profit forecasts for SKP by 5% and 18% respectively to account for additional contract wins from its key customers and margin improvement on better operational efficiency.
"SKP reported record-high revenue and profit in 2QFY21 on strong orders ramp-up from its key customers. We expect sales momentum to continue in 3QFY21, driven by festive demand and full-quarter contributions from new products.
He has upgraded SKP to buy and lifted its TP to RM2.26, from RM1.46.
"SKP is trading at a 17% discount to peers' FY22 average PE amid expected two-year net profit compound annual growth rate of 44%.
SKP yesterday announced that its net profit for the second quarter ended Sept 30, 2020 (2QFY21) surged 76.9% to RM44.07 million, from RM24.91 million a year ago.
Its revenue for 2QFY21 jumped 49.18% to RM726.31 million, from RM486.86 million.
The group said it delivered a sterling performance and posted its highest-ever quarterly revenue of RM726.3 million with profit before tax of RM57.8 million due to strong demand from existing key customers.
For the half year ended Sept 30, 2020, the group's net profit climbed 24.67% to RM54.1 million, from RM43.4 million a year earlier.
Its revenue for the half-year period also rose 32.43% to RM1.12 billion, from RM849.4 million.
The group said its prospects remain good and the board is optimistic and expects to achieve profit growth for the financial year ending March 31, 2021.

SKP Resources upgraded on strong order flow .Analysts have upgraded SKP Resources Bhd to reflect its strong order flow outlook and potential further margin expansion from higher contribution of its printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) operations.
CGS-CIMB's analyst Syazwan Aiman Sobri said in a note dated Nov 19 that SKP's 1HFY21 core net profit of RM54.1 million came in at 45% of his full-year forecasts.
The key reason was stronger-than-expected revenue recovery post-1QFY21, and better-than-expected earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation margins due to better economies of scale.
"On the back of a strong quarter-on-quarter net profit recovery in 2QFY21, we expect order momentum to continue, leading to a strong 2HFY21.
Despite ongoing concerns over the Covid-19 outbreak, he gathered that order flows from its key customers remain robust and should underpin a stronger 2HFY21.
"We think margins are likely to remain strong going into 2HFY21, underpinned by better economies of scale from stronger sales volumes, and margin expansion from increasing contribution from its PCBA operations, both of which were already seen in 2QFY21.
He also raised his FY21 to FY23 earnings per share by 6.9% to 8.9% mainly to account for better order traction.
"As we turn more positive on SKP's prospects, we upgrade our call on the stock to an add (from hold), with our end-2021 target price (TP) now at RM2.35 (from RM1.60).

CCM’s polymer division’s products are being used by the glove industry, and good demand is expected to continue for the remainder of 2020.
The proposed acquisition is subject to the consent of a lender bank in respect of the banking facilities provided to the CCM group for the transfer of the sale shares. However, the proposals are not subject to approval of the shareholders of the company.
Subject to the fulfilment of the condition precedent, the proposals are expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2021.

Batu Kawan said the acquisition will increase the group’s market presence as a chlor-alkali chemicals manufacturer as well as to unlock value through the realisation of operational efficiencies in logistics, distribution and procurement.
CCM saw a steep climb on its share price since mid-October on news that PNB was mulling over divesting its stake in CCM.
CCM is principally an investment holding and management company whilst its subsidiaries are engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of chlor-alkali chemicals and polymers products and services. Caustic soda is the group’s core product.
CCM has a three-year supply contract with Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) to supply 351,000 tonnes of caustic soda for Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated Development (Rapid) Project in Pengerang, Johor. The contract commenced in April last year.

Batu Kawan said it had entered into a conditional share purchase agreement with PNB and Amanahraya Trustees Bhd (ART), both collectively holding 56.32% stake in CCM.
ART is a trustee for Amanah Saham Malaysia, Amanah Saham Bumiputera and Amanah Saham Bumiputera 3-Didik unit trust funds for the proposed transaction.
At RM3.10 apiece, the purchase consideration represents a premium over the last transacted price and volume weighted average market price (VWAMP) of CCM shares up to and including Nov 16.
It said the premium was between 27.52% and 107.43% for five-day and one-year’s VWAMP of CCM shares of RM2.43 and RM1.49 respectively.The proposed acquisition will be funded via internal funds whereas the proposed offer will be funded via internal funds and/or bank borrowings.

Batu Kawan Bhd, which controls Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd, has proposed to buy a 56.32% stake in Chemical Company of Malaysia Bhd (CCM) from Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) for RM292.97 million cash, or RM3.10 per share.Subsequently, Batu Kawan will make a mandatory general offer at RM3.10 per share to buy all the remaining shares in CCM.Batu Kawan said it intends to maintain the listing status of CCM on Bursa Malaysia subsequent to the MGO.The transaction price of RM3.10 represents a premium of 11.11% over CCM's closing price of RM2.79 today — the highest level in 12 years.

The implementation of the EMCO, which was decided at a special session of the National Security Council (MKN) yesterday, involved factory workers staying at the dormitories as well as residents at Jalan Abadi 1A / 8, Jalan Abadi 1A and Jalan Abadi 10A / KU8.As at yesterday, 215 people had tested positive for Covid-19 after screenings conducted in the area.

Mohd Zainal said that sector A involved the Top Glove female workers’ dormitories and the surrounding residential areas covering Jalan Abadi 5 and Jalan Abadi 1a Off Jalan Teratai, Meru, Klang.Sector B involves the Top Glove male employees’ dormitories and the surrounding housing area covering Jalan Abadi 1A / KU8 and Jalan Sesenduk 21 Off Jalan Teratai.
Yesterday, Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced that Top Glove Corp Bhd’s workers’ dormitories in Klang and its surrounding areas would be placed under the EMCO from today until Nov 30.

Klang district disaster management committee chairman Mohd Zainal Mohd Nor said that 200 personnel from various agencies including the police, Klang district and land office, Malaysian Armed Forces and Klang district health office would be on duty during the screening process.
The EMCO is divided into two sectors, namely, sector A and sector B, with the total area of six hectares (15.6 acres)

About 3,550 employees living in the Top Glove Corp Bhd’s dormitories in Klang will undergo Covid-19 tests following the enforcement of the Enhanced Movement Control Order (EMCO) in the area, starting today.

While it did not identify the customer, K-One Technology said it is one of the world’s largest digital stock image agency with an evenly distributed footprint globally.The agreement for the job was entered into via K-One Technology's indirect wholly-owned subsidiary, G-AsiaPacific (S) Pte Ltd, it said, and is expected to contribute positively to the group's future earnings.

Electronic manufacturing services provider K-One Technology Bhd has secured a contract to provide Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) cloud services to a new customer in Singapore for at least RM30 million.This is based on the minimum average contract value of RM10 million per year throughout the contract's three year duration, starting Dec 1, 2020.

The group has plans to improve the production capacity of its semiconductor assembly and test facility and the wafer bumping facility in Ipoh, which involve the purchase and installation of assembly and test and wafer bumping equipment.
It also expects to expand its operations in Chengdu by constructing a new production facility on an adjacent property with an aggregate gross floor area of around 476,000 sq ft (Phase 3 building) by 2022. Upon completion and commission of the Phase 3 building, the group expects the total production floor space to increase from 520,000 sq ft to 996,000 sq ft.

Based on the illustrative issue price of RM5.50 per placement share, the proposed private placement is expected to raise gross proceeds of up to about RM399.9 million.Of this amount, RM124.19 million will be used to fund its expansion plan in Ipoh; RM204.01 million will be used to fund its expansion plan in Chengdu. Meanwhile, RM67.29 million will be allocated for working capital.

Unisem (M) Bhd has proposed a private placement of 72.71 million shares to raise up to RM399.9 million, to fund its expansion plans in China and Malaysia.
The group said it plans to undertake a private placement of up to 10% of the total number of issued shares in Unisem to a third-party investor.The issue price of each tranche of the placement shares will be fixed at a date to be determined later by the company.

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Dataprep said the company together with S5 Systems will use their best endeavours to broaden their mutual interests and make available to their collaborators the expertise, resources and information.

Dataprep said the key areas under the collaboration include providing and marketing relevant ICT solutions and other related products by leveraging the strength of each other, providing the highest level of technical support, resources and business-related matters in areas that can benefit both companies.They will also provide consultancy and marketing relevant ICT related solutions for various projects and industries including public security, e-payment, mobile security, healthcare, telecommunication, education and other related areas and products

Dataprep Holdings Bhd has entered into a memorandum of collaboration with S5 Systems Sdn Bhd to work as a technology partner in strengthening their cooperation as well as striving for the promotion of mutual exchanges.