minetech jv with uniqa?

how come there is loss? 19460-3536 269 21-387- 7194 =(10827)???? can someone explain to me how the loss is derived?.....if all minus also get positive no...need guidance here

loss due to taxation....

another show after qr release?

https://www.ucrest.net/news/

imedic used at 820 hospital in china...

perhaps, there is a deal with ozura on the maximum amount of debt that can be collected...juz assumption...

welcome back DRwarrant.. it has been a long time no see u..how r u meh?

if no one interested,they keep buying and distribute the dividen among them..hahaha... juz an assumption...

the logic is. many analyst said that price of gold will go up to 2k, maxim of capitalist is maximize profit. perhaps they are hoarding up until certain price. pressing down the price to accumulate. then sold at high price.

@waves32.. your calculation of 286.50m / 6.367b is 0.045 = the current price of the stock... As far as B/S is concern, their asset is over than their liabilities..

perhaps, everyone shall start a new future by letting go the past. it would be nice if nexgram can tap into myanmar market..notice that there is open tentedr for ppe related covidq9

For the current quarter ended 31 July 2020, the Group recorded revenue of RM15.8 million as compared to RM4.5 million recorded in the previous quarter ended 30 April 2020. The Group’s revenue increased more than 100% due to the increase of sales in medical division, logistic division and a group of subsidiaries involve in dealing with a wide-ranging choice of security and video surveillance equipment. The Group recorded a loss before taxation of RM60.0 million for the current quarter ended 31 July 2020 as compared to loss before taxation of RM1.2 million recorded in the previous quarter ended 30 April 2020. The loss increased in this quarter mainly due to suffered loss on disposal of investment property, bad debt written off, fair value loss on investment, impairment on goodwill and write-off of land held for property development.

juz curious regarding the court case since it takes years to know the result...hahaha

https://klse.i3investor.com/m/blog/robberyprobe/2018-08-04-story-h1454416416-Mak_Lin_Kum_Lau_Tian_Kit_s_Heist_to_cheat_Nexgram_Land_turns_criminal_p.jsp

high volume 5minute b4 5pm...is it normal?

share buy back by company? what does this imply?

1.30 tu selalunya buletin 1.30 kat tv 3..hahaha...

tv3 news @ 1.30pm???? hihi

director and officer intend to deal during closed period... is it good or bad?

https://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/722179

Borneo Oil executive director Raymond Teo Kiew Leong said the newly opened BAF outlet covers a 3,000 sq ft floor area and provides about 120 seats in a two-level shop. The popular Sarawak Laksa and Garoupa fish noodles from Sabah are the signature dishes. Other items on the menu include fish burger and SugarBun’s roasted chicken. (File pic shows Raymond Teo checking on sales with waitresses of a restaurant in Kuching)

KUCHING: Borneo Oil Bhd’s drive to promote some of the most sought after dishes from Sarawak and Sabah to food lovers in Peninsula Malaysia has reached another level with the opening of the second franchise Borneo Asian Food (BAF) outlet along Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman near Chow Kit in Kuala Lumpur.

And more franchise BAF outlets are in the pipeline in the federal capital.

Borneo Oil also operates the homegrown SugarBun fast food restaurant chain and Singapore-based Pezzo pizza outlets in Sarawak and Sabah.

Borneo Oil executive director Raymond Teo Kiew Leong said the newly opened BAF outlet covers a 3,000 sq ft floor area and provides about 120 seats in a two-level shop.

The popular Sarawak Laksa and Garoupa fish noodles from Sabah are the signature dishes. Other items on the menu include fish burger and SugarBun’s roasted chicken.

“We are targeting high traffic working class consumers for the BAF restaurants, ” he told StarBiz. According to Teo, the Borneo Oil-owned BAF outlet in Menara Hap Seng, Kuala Lumpur has been doing brisk business since it commenced operation four years ago.

The first BAF outlet is located at Pacific Place, Ara Damansara in Petaling Jaya.

He said the plan to set up two more franchise BAF outlets this year in Hap Seng-owned properties in the peninsula has been put off to 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic which has affected the food and beverage business.

“We have one BAF outlet in Johore Bahru.In Sarawak, there are one outlet each in Kuching and Miri and the proposed third outlet at Boulevard Mall, BIntulu has delayed its opening to end-2020 due to the pandemic, ” said Teo.

On overseas expansion of SugarBun restaurant, he said the opening of the first franchised restaurant in Jarkata, Indonesia has also been delayed because of the pandemic.

“We plan to next expand to New Zealand

“The plan to establish the first franchise SugarBun outlet in Auckland is being finalised, ” added Teo.

Currently, there are franchise SugarBun restaurants in oil-rich Brunei, Australia and China.

There are some 80 Sugarbun restaurant, mostly in key and secondary towns in Sarawak and Sabah.

Teo said Borneo Oil is expected to launch its own food delivery services system soon as about 60% of SugarBun sales are now from delivery service as the number of consumers dining in has sharply dropped due to the restrictions related to Covid-19 lockdown measures.

Last year, SugarBun entered into collaboration with Food Panda (a German mobile food delivery marketplace), which is an online food ordering website that connects users with selected local restaurants.

The collaboration has boosted SugarBun sales.

Once launched, Teo said SugarBun will have its own delivery services in all towns where its franchise outlets operate.

“We are going to have a tie-up with Sarawak Pay, ” he said. (Sarawak Pay is an initiative of the Sarawak government to provide a one-stop mobile app payment channel for the public to make payments for bills or purchases through their mobile phones.)

In financial year ended June 30(FY2020), Borneo Oil’s food and franchise operations recorded lower revenue of RM41mil from RM48.4mil in FY2019, dragged down by the sharp decrease in sales in 4Q2020 at RM7.37mil against RM12.5mil in 4Q2019, or down by RM5.14mil due to the movement control order (MCO) imposed by the government on March 18 to contain the spread of the pandemic.

perhaps, thanks to the reversal of impairment

sapa yang last jual 1 lot @0.055... jem.. boh la closing nice sikit..haha

fear of missing out= fomo

seems there is new agremnt on investmnt at indonesia

next qr maybe promising...dispose bangunan haritu lepas deduction sana sini macam ada cash ja lagi..

will dato awang become the owner of PP? juz a guess...given the current MOU thing.

initial plan they want to exit but no buyer to buy Ping since oil price drop. maybe after this can sold..

i think they still got oil in uk