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2014-10-14 10:02 | Report Abuse
for bonia i buy. if drop further lagi bagus - 80sen.
2014-10-08 11:06 | Report Abuse
long overdue for correction
2014-10-07 19:16 | Report Abuse
ok. the most it drop back to 0.47sen. for me is nothing.
2014-10-07 19:07 | Report Abuse
if yu think the share is undervalue than buy. if yu think the share is overvalue than sell.
2014-09-30 10:41 | Report Abuse
the stock will only up if the boss decided to take it private. look like no hope
2014-09-29 14:37 | Report Abuse
Current P/E Ratio (ttm)
53.8462
Estimated P/E(12/2014)
42.0000
Relative P/E vs. FBMKLCI
3.2966
Earnings Per Share (MYR) (ttm)
0.0234
Est. EPS (MYR) (12/2014)
0.0300
Est. PEG Ratio
-
Market Cap (M MYR)
532.37
Shares Outstanding (M)
422.51
30 Day Average Volume
3,390,600
Price/Book (mrq)
3.3788
Price/Sale (ttm)
3.3317
Dividend Indicated Gross Yield
-%
Cash Dividend (MYR)
0.0043
Dividend Ex-Date
05/18/2007
2014-09-26 16:26 | Report Abuse
too high. i think better buy warisan tc, azrb and also tesco uk
2014-09-18 11:46 | Report Abuse
need to come down again to 1.00
2014-09-02 12:47 | Report Abuse
It has been speculated that global luxury giant Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy (LVMH), via its Singapore-based private equity arm L Capital Asia, was in talks with Bonia to acquire a stake in Malaysia’s leading brand for leather accessories.
Chiang, however, is quick to point that for the past two years, Bonia has been talking to various investors, not only LVMH.
“Private equity funds have been aggressive in this part of the region, but we felt that we have yet to maximised our own value.
2014-09-02 12:47 | Report Abuse
It has been speculated that global luxury giant Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy (LVMH), via its Singapore-based private equity arm L Capital Asia, was in talks with Bonia to acquire a stake in Malaysia’s leading brand for leather accessories.
Chiang, however, is quick to point that for the past two years, Bonia has been talking to various investors, not only LVMH.
“Private equity funds have been aggressive in this part of the region, but we felt that we have yet to maximised our own value.
2014-08-30 10:06 | Report Abuse
Crude palm oil price is going to be RM1,500.00 in 2015
2014-08-29 07:45 | Report Abuse
Hovid result not that good.
2014-08-29 07:44 | Report Abuse
the affin research is on 11/08/2014. so is outdated for now. the price when it initiate is RM1.41
2014-08-20 09:42 | Report Abuse
PETALING JAYA: Goldis Bhd has failed in its proposed takeover offer for IGB Corp Bhd, as it has only secured undertakings of 48.29% of shareholders, which is below the 50% mark required to make the offer unconditional.
Last month, Goldis had launched a takeover offer for IGB at RM2.88 per share on the condition it gets at least 50% acceptance.
The company had then said it already directly owned a 31.11% stake in IGB, while the persons acting in concert (PACs) with it collectively had 20.49%. Put together, it was anticipated that Goldis should be able to raise the group’s shareholding in IGB to 51.15%.
However, as at Aug 18, which was the last market day for acceptances of the proposed offer, the aggregate shareholding of the PACs was about 229.31 million IGB shares, or 17.18% of the company.
“Taking into account the direct shareholdings of Goldis of approximately 31.11% and the undertakings of the PACs to accept the proposed offer, the collective shareholdings of Goldis and the PACs are approximately 48.29%,” Goldis told Bursa Malaysia.
When Goldis first proposed the exercise on July 17, it said the rationale was to increase its direct stake in IGB to more than 50%.
Upon completion of the proposed offer, Goldis would be able to increase its consolidated net assets and net profit attributable to the company accordingly.
When the deal was first announced, analysts said that Goldis’ offer of RM2.88 cash per IGB share substantially undervalued the assets of the property development and investment company.
The consensus view was that minority shareholders were unlikely to accept the offer, given the low premium. Goldis’ offer represented a premium of only four sen, or 1.41%, over the pre-suspension price of IGB shares of RM2.84.
While one research house described the offer as “unfair and unreasonable”, another analyst said it was not a “serious offer”.
PublicInvest Research has estimated IGB’s assets to be worth at least RM8bil, or RM5.85 per share, and this too is made on a conservative valuation.
It said that Goldis’ offer valued IGB’s equity at RM3.84bil, which was only 48% of the estimated revalued net asset value of RM8bil of IGB.
The principal activities of IGB are investment holding and property development. Through its subsidiaries, IGB is involved in activities such as property development, property investment, malls and hotel operations.
Some 53% of IGB’s revenue contribution comes from property investment, while 32% comes from hotel operations and 10% from property development.
2014-08-15 13:31 | Report Abuse
if buy oldtown than better buy BJFood also
2014-08-08 15:15 | Report Abuse
BJFOOD-WA can go up to RM3.00
2014-08-08 15:10 | Report Abuse
i just wonder what the company will do with it. i do nto see quek will really make the move
2014-08-01 16:13 | Report Abuse
will buy again if is drop below 1.00
2014-07-25 14:26 | Report Abuse
2.50 - 4.00 everybody guess. vincent tan counter everything can
2014-07-25 09:37 | Report Abuse
1.98
fv for the warrant
2014-07-24 09:48 | Report Abuse
Berjaya food buy the remainning starbulk. Parent is 2.34 warrant is 1.37. FV Warrant shall be 1.64
2014-07-21 08:54 | Report Abuse
maybe igb will revise price ot 3.50 at least. too low
2014-07-19 11:22 | Report Abuse
buy igb maybe will reach 3.50 on monday. maybe offer will revise
Stock: [WARISAN]: WARISAN TC HOLDINGS BHD
2014-10-17 19:31 | Report Abuse
ebola