disastrous company currently running by horrible people.

Victor Chin Boon Long, Chin Boon Kim, Chan Swee Ying.

Too weak. Investors that subscribed at overpriced IPO price RM1.08 couldn't get back their money.

No need to support firm owned by racists.

@UntrustedLove

Very true, and by looking at this company notice of meeting, the approved directors fees are up to RM246,000. Why need to pay such a huge amount for only four comedian Directors. People should open their eyes.

Original IT business as DVM Technology Bhd - lost
(Diversification) Trading of kitchen appliances - lost
(Diversification) Trading of office supplies and equipments - lost
(Diversification) Property construction - lost
(Diversification) Cloud and data center - lost

Cannot get profit still want to buy real estate using bank loan, when cannot pay back sure they going to ask shareholder to pay. Share price have reached lowest, closure of retail outlets going to reduce operating costs(let us see whether next quarter can get profit or CEO will create another fairytale stories).

Disposal of Amplio not because of Amplio can't reach profit guarantee, it is caused by the weak CEO and BOD. Amplio is also not in line with the board vision which is to get above 50mil revenue in a blink of an eye without giving any effort just like the Palm Oil trading.

No Profit no problem, Very high revenue is enough.

Failure to compete with Peterlabs and Rhonema.

It is sad to see a good business such as Ecolite falls under a bad holding company.

Current BODs/Senior Management very weak, have no experience and no relation in Animal Health or entire business operation except for Lin Hong Kong(General Manager). Unlike previous owner Dr. Tan Kim Sing who co-founded Sunzen, had more than 20 years experience in animal health or in sales and marketing.

Maybe Datuk Hong (CEO) "Datuk" title is just for show. Since 2014 the animal health did not grow much. Doubt that hIs knowledge in ICT and Interior design going to help Sunzen.

With Madam Ooi currently resigned. The Board only left 3 person..Hope they get someone with good expertise.

Also can consider Mr Chum Mun Cuan (from Ecolite) a try in Board.

Growth of revenue is better to be in line with profit. There is no point to trade Palm Oil with over 70, 80 or 100mil revenue and got net loss or 0.1% profit for every quarter. The revenue also inconsistent. There is no need for the BOD to brag about revenue increased double triple digits due to this.

Ecolite store now available on Shopee

Trading of oil palm is not working, it is just for the revenue to look good.

The stock price is too low. We are talking about Affin Bank, Affin Hwang and AXA Affin.

@Tipster yes.

https://www.aveovision.my

https://www.nst.com.my/business/2019/02/463021/dksh-shareholders-approved-buy-auric-pacific

These NetX/PayAllZ crooks management team sitting like a stone hoping for Tencent WeChat to do advertisement for them.

13 years ago https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2005/08/05/cni-holdings-debuts-with-35-sen-premium/

less than RM1, got so many lands in Peninsular Malaysia. Worth to keep.

Alibaba's first e-hub will function as a centralized customs clearance, warehousing and fulfilment facility for Malaysia and the region, to deliver faster clearance for imports and exports," Alibaba said in a statement.

Let's see whether Grand-Flo got chance to get any hardware or software contract...

They've submitted an application to Bursa for the early upliftment of TPC from it's PN17 status on 13 July 2016.

Can buy, very good price to enter.

going to fall below 0.20.

30% stake on e-commerce for 2.4mil in cash is a risk, the business is too competitive even in Malaysia itself. (The positive: FDL Technology provide profit guarantee)

Potential acquisition of 30% stake in frozen and ready to eat food that they hope to conclude in early 2016 is not that bad.

Better choice for them is that they should acquire stake in industrial 3D Printing and scanning technology firm now and be a market leader in Malaysia later.
1) They can use it to manufacture own products - acrylic (customized)
2) They can sell the 3d printing tech products and provide maintenance to others/3rd party
3) Be the first or only-listed 3d printing player in Bursa.

nothing special yet, the firm just want to trap and steal more investors money

A.SIAP.LIE....oversold yet there's no support.

so many queued to sell everyday. 0.25 also can't reach.

International market competitors
http://www.acrylite.net/product/acrylite/en/Pages/default.aspx
http://www.plexiglas.com/en/index.html
http://perspex.com/
http://www.astariglobal.com/about.php?menu=1
http://www.ubacrylic.com/home/index.php

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/4955713

ASIA POLY HOLDINGS BERHAD

Information Compiled By KLSE

Particulars of Director

Name MR THOO SOON HUAT
Address B-27-1, THE PLAZA APARTMENT,
JALAN WAN KADIR 3,
TAMAN TUN DR ISMAIL
KUALA LUMPUR
60000 Wilayah Persekutuan
Malaysia.
Descriptions(Class & nominal value) ORDINARY SHARES OF RM0.10 EACH

Details of changes

Currency: Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)


Type of transaction

Date of change

No of securities

Price Transacted (RM)


Disposed

16/12/2015

570,000

0.270


Disposed

17/12/2015

478,000

0.244


Circumstances by reason of which change has occurred DISPOSAL OF SHARES VIA OPEN MARKET

this will be 10th day without going up.

0.225

Lowest. 0.255 now.

ABRIC BERHAD

Particulars of substantial Securities Holder

Name MR PUI CHENG WUI

Acquired 30 Nov 2015
270,000

Acquired 01 Dec 2015
101,000

Acquired 02 Dec 2015
137,000

Acquired 03 Dec 2015
440,200

Acquired 04 Dec 2015
765,000

Circumstances by reason of which change has occurred Purchase in Open Market
Nature of interest Direct
Direct (units) 31,924,500
Direct (%) 22.719

DKSH (M) drop because of Malaysia currency. DKSH (M) drop started on last year July/August 2014 till now, by looking at the chart it is about the same time when Malaysia Ringgit(USD/MYR chart) currency drop.

1. Malaysia Currency
2. Politics in Malaysia

DKSH expands in East Malaysia by opening new distribution center

06.08.2015 | DKSH, the leading Market Expansion Services provider with a focus on Asia, aims to capture opportunities in the promising East Malaysian market with the opening of a new distribution center in Kota Kinabalu. The facility opens new doors for consumer goods and healthcare companies seeking to grow their business presence in East Malaysia.

Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, August 6, 2015 – DKSH, the leading Market Expansion Services provider with a focus on Asia, strengthens its growth platform in Malaysia by expanding its infrastructure through the opening of a 207,000 sqft (19,200 sqm) consumer goods and healthcare distribution center in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.


The larger and more advanced distribution center replaces an older facility which was operating at full capacity. The distribution center represents a significant capacity upgrade in DKSH Malaysia’s consumer goods and healthcare infrastructure and is part of its growth plans in the Sabah region.


The newly built facility is strategically located in Kota Kinabalu Industrial Park (KKIP) with easy access to Sepanggar Bay Container Port and to the city center. Well connected to the transportation network, it allows DKSH to directly serve about 1,000 of DKSH’s consumer goods and healthcare customers in the region, including modern and traditional retail outlets, hospitals, clinics and pharmacies. The new distribution center also serves as a regional hub for the company’s smaller facilities in Tawau and Sandakan.


Speaking at the opening event, Nicholas McLaren, Head Country Management, DKSH Malaysia, said: “With its solid infrastructure, strategic location and sound logistics services, the new distribution center strengthens DKSH’s unique and vast capillary distribution network in East Malaysia. We are well-positioned to leverage on Sabah’s promising market opportunities and growing demand for fast moving consumer goods, personal care, pharmaceuticals, medical devices and consumer health products.”


“The new distribution center will help us to better cater to our clients and customers, offering them the highest level of operational efficiency in logistics and distribution services, ensuring faster route-to-market and ultimately helping them grow their business in East Malaysia,” he added.


Built for future growth, the distribution center offers an additional capacity of 75,000 sqft (6,900 sqm) for further expansion. The temperature-controlled facility is equipped with a 29,000 sqft (2,700 sqm) cold chain room for the storage and efficient handling of consumer and healthcare products including food categories, pharmaceuticals, vaccines and life-saving medicine. Managed by a state-of-art distribution managing system, it has a capacity of over 3,500 stock-keeping units (SKUs) and is designed to store up to 9,000 pallets.


In line with DKSH’s dedication to quality assurance and compliance, the facility complies with Good Distribution Practices (GDP) and Good Distribution Practices for Medical Device (GDPMD) as well as adheres to stringent ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003 international standards.


The new distribution center replaces DKSH’s older facility in Kolombong and strengthens DKSH Malaysia’s capabilities and service offerings along the entire value chain and will contribute to the Group’s reputation as the leading Market Expansion Services provider with a focus on Asia.

On behalf of the Board of Directors of Asia Poly (“Board”), TA Securities Holdings Berhad (“TA Securities”) wishes to announce that the Company proposes to undertake the following:

(i) proposed renounceable two-call rights issue of up to 175,829,920 new ordinary shares of RM0.10 each in Asia Poly (“Asia Poly Shares” or “Shares”) (“Rights Shares”) on the basis of two (2) Rights Shares for every one (1) existing Asia Poly Share held on an entitlement date to be determined later (“Entitlement Date”), together with up to 58,609,973 free detachable warrants (“Warrants”) on the basis of one (1) Warrant for every three (3) Rights Shares subscribed by the entitled shareholders (“Proposed Two-Call Rights Issue of Shares with Warrants”);

(ii) proposed special issue of up to 39,561,000 new Asia Poly Shares (“Bumiputera Shares”), representing approximately fifteen percent (15%) of the enlarged issued and paid-up share capital of the Company after the completion of the Proposed Two-Call Rights Issue of Shares with Warrants, to Bumiputera investors to be recognised by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (“MITI”) (“Proposed Special Bumiputera Issue”);

(iii) proposed establishment of a share issuance scheme (“SIS”) of up to thirty percent (30%) of the Company’s issued and paid-up share capital (excluding treasury shares, if any) at any one time during the duration of the scheme for the eligible persons (“Proposed SIS”);

(iv) proposed increase in the authorised share capital of Asia Poly from RM10,000,000 comprising 100,000,000 Asia Poly Shares to RM50,000,000 comprising 500,000,000 Asia Poly Shares (“Proposed Increase in Authorised Share Capital”); and

(v) proposed amendments to the Memorandum and Articles of Association (“M&A”) of Asia Poly to facilitate the Proposed Increase in Authorised Share Capital (“Proposed Amendments”).

DKSH Brands/Trademarks - Morgan http://morgan.my/index.php, BiO-Life http://www.biolife.com.my/v/default/index

Roland Berger Strategy Consultants released its fourth report on the Market Expansion Services industry in Asia and projects a promising annual market growth of 7.4% up to 2019

11.02.2015 | DKSH, the leading Market Expansion Services provider with a focus on Asia, operates in an attractive market with a projected growth of 7.4% per year up to 2019, as confirmed by the most recent market study conducted by Roland Berger Strategy Consultants.

DKSH and EnvisionTEC sign first distribution agreement for five countries in Asia

03.02.2015 | DKSH, the leading Market Expansion Services provider with a focus on Asia and the German company EnvisionTEC, have signed a distribution agreement for EnvisionTEC’s 3D printing solutions and rapid prototyping systems for Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan and Vietnam.