if kajang going to boom, the biggest beneficiary will be MKH Bhd.

Economy is bad.

If they book in the 80million property sales this quarter, the result will be very handsome. Dunno why they did not do so. Maybe, they predict this year will have no new launches, they smoothen the sales so that the property segment won't look so ugly next quarter

it's up to your own judgement. personally, i will never buy based on who n who told us to buy here.

lol...i am not that good in giving u tp. i try to write facts without giving prediction.

@limen...if you go through hengan's annual report,they are balancing between physical sales channel and online sales channel. this is the future retail trend where young generation will buy even toilet paper via online.

if u study wangzheng old management sales channel,they actually supply their products directly to hospitals whereas for brands like carina u can actually find them in mid-lower hypermart such as econsave.

hengan will bring mid-upper end products into wangzheng.

when it comes to fmcg industry ,sales channel network is most valuable thing. spare-tyre theory just don't hold-up here. can't be trusted.

https://www.lazada.com.my/shop/wangzheng-care/


https://www.lazada.com.my/products/hearttex-tea-series-super-mini-wipes-8s-x-24-packs-124-wangzheng-care-i421805510-s613903739.html?mp=1


for shopee just look for wangzheng care

安尔乐是目前为止，在妇女卫生用品行业，恒安集团生产的安尔乐是中国驰名商标的唯一获得者，市场占有率连续多年保持全国第一。"心相印"纸巾三大系列产品市场占有率连续多年居全国同行第一。

these two brands are available in Wangzheng Care's Lazada and Shopee shop.

their no.1 brand 安尔乐and 心相印 are available in malaysia now. i don't where's this spare-tyre ideologi coming from?

but i see hengan's products penetrating malaysia since october.

can trust?

who is calvin?

address of dragon-i 36 & 38, Second Floor,Jalan SS20/10,Damansara Kim,

tnlogis signed a 3 year contract with Mytel, the fourth telco operator in Myanmar, 49% owned by Viettel and Myanmar Gov, to manage a 13000sqf warehouse for Mytel in Mandalay.

Factories shift out of China to avoid trade war, boosting volume for logistics firms like Kerry
Kerry Logistics Network, owned by Malaysian billionaire Robert Kuok, has benefited from trade war shake-ups at Asian firms

Kerry Logistics Network, a Hong Kong-listed firm owned by Robert Kuok, Malaysia’s wealthiest man, has become a beneficiary of the ongoing trade war between the world’s two largest economies, as customers shift part of their production lines from mainland China to such destinations as northern Malaysia’s Penang to skirt US tariffs.

The Sino-US trade war has been forcing Kerry’s clients to shift their production towards the members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean), or to ship finished goods to the Americas to avoid the increased tariffs. Either way would increase shipping volumes, Ma said.

“This is a reallocation of global production bases,” Ma said during an interview with the South China Morning Post.

Kerry, one of Asia’s biggest shipping and logistics companies, was established in 1981 by the Kuok Group, the flagship of Kuok, who has an estimated wealth of US$14.6 billion according to Forbes magazine.

The company transports cargo using air freight, ocean vessels, and cross-border road freight in Asia, and between Asia and Europe. It also offers express services in the region, taking advantage of the increasing intra-Asean e-commerce business.

The ongoing shift of production bases will lead to trade growth in Malaysia, Vietnam, Myanmar and Laos starting in the second half of this year, Ma said, a trend that will last for many years to come.

“Our business in China may be affected a bit, but business in Asia is rising,” he said.

HONG KONG (Aug 23): China Logistics Property Holdings (CNLP), backed by e-commerce giant JD.com Inc, plans to set up funds with industry players to co-invest in warehousing projects in a bid to ease capital pressure and double its domestic market share.


CNLP said it is partnering with LaSalle Investment Management Asia, a unit of global property services firm Jones Lang LaSalle, in a fund that will invest up to US$300 million over five years into China warehouses.

The company is looking to set up at least four more funds in three years and is in talks with investors, Chairman and President Li Shifa told Reuters on Wednesday.

It aims to boost the firm's domestic market share to 20% over 3-5 years, he added.

The plans to use co-funding to fuel an expansion comes at a time when China's logistics industry is seeing a surge in demand for warehousing and delivery from e-commerce behemoths such as Alibaba and JD.com.

The sector is currently quite under supplied, with Jones Lang LaSalle estimating China's modern warehousing area at only a quarter of US levels.

"The cooperation can reduce CNLP's capital pressure, laying down a wider (financial) platform for our next development," Li said. The company's capital expenditure in 2017 was 2.2 billion yuan (US$320 million).

CNLP's fund with LaSalle can develop a gross warehousing floor area of up to 600,000 square meters, or the size of about 80 soccer fields.

After five years, LaSalle can "exit, acquire, or sell" its stake in the projects, or extend the fund period, Li said.

EXPANSION PLANS

CNLP, ranked No.2 among China's logistics property developers by consultancy Cushman & Wakefield with a 7% market share, wants to boost its gross floor area to 10 million square meters in three years from 3 million now.

It is also aiming to expand to countries such as Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia and Malaysia in the future.

Li said he does not expect JD.com's plan to shift management of its warehousing assets to a separate unit to impact China Logistics. The online retailer is a major client and will use CNLP's warehouses as a priority, he added.

In April, JD.com bought an almost 10% stake in the logistics firm for US$115 million.

Commenting on China's trade spat with the United States, he said there has been very limited impact on the company because it focuses entirely on domestic consumption.

"China domestic demand is still strong; we feel that even if the trade spat intensifies, it may only impact the tariff-free zones," Li said, referring to the eleven free trade zones in the country that focus on import and export

if the ceo simply propose a deal and end up being rejected by shareholders, redsena might face litigation battle with the vendor. better be safe than sorry.

warrant very huge volume

we can take other SPAC's as example. In the end, there's still some residual value left for final distribution to shareholders. But do take note that for Sona Petroleum, 97% of the monies were held in trust account and only 3% remain for liquidation process whereas Rsena holds 92% in trust acc.

IPO raised RM400mil. 800million shares @ IPO price of RM0.50.

92% put in trust account, RM368 mil,which now grows to RM391.64 mil.

8% remain as short term liquid funds for expences, RM32 mil which now drop to RM22.49 or RM0.028 per share.

So, this RM0.028 belongs to shareholders or management?

As at March 31 2018, trust account = RM391.64 million, equivalent to RM0.49.

Other receivables, deposits and prepayments = RM4.64 million. Short-term Islamic investments = RM17.85 million. Equivalent to RM0.028.

From 31st March till 30th September (expected end of final decision month), the trust account and short term investment still generating interest around 4%per annum. We still yet take into account.

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Calvin comments:

I had lived in Jurong for more than 15 years already. Jurong is now known as Singapore's 2nd Orchard Road.

But another Greater Transformation is now in progress only 15 minutes away!

MEDINI & ISKANDAR OF JOHOR

EXCITING TIMES ARE NOW UNFOLDING IN THIS MOST DYNAMIC REGION OF ASIA!

ISKANDAR OF MALAYSIA!

With the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore high-speed rail (HSR) aborted, Singapore’s Jurong Lake District could lose some of its shine. However, the ramifications for Iskandar Malaysia in Johor could be more far-reaching.

After all, Iskandar Malaysia — which is three times the size of Singapore — was always regarded as Singapore’s potential hinterland. The HSR would have been instrumental in completing that connection.

The planned HSR project has seven stations in Malaysia: Bandar Malaysia, followed by Putrajaya, Seremban, Melaka, Muar, Batu Pahat and Iskandar Puteri, before terminating in Jurong East, Singapore.

Iskandar Malaysia has been suffering from a glut in high-rise condominiums and lacklustre sales since Malaysia introduced property cooling measures in 2014. The HSR and the station at Iskandar Puteri would have been a much-needed shot in the arm to revive its fortunes.

Developers with projects in Iskandar Malaysia — from Malaysian developers to those from China, Singapore and elsewhere — “are all disappointed”, says Khoo. “It is a setback for Iskandar Malaysia if the HSR does not go through.”

jurong and iskandar big loser

biggest loser will be those owning property in jurong. iskandar property transaction will drop too.

those having properties in iskandar n jurong feeling the burnt

calvin from jurong

Tan Sri Vincent Tan and Datuk Surin Upatkoon go back a long way as business partners or associates. “We’ve worked together since the 1980s,” Surin tells The Edge.

Their paths crossed when they both had interests in the textile manufacturing industry. Surin controls MWE Holdings Bhd which still has textile operations while Tan controlled South Pacific Textile Industries Bhd via his Berjaya group.

“There was a lot of cooperation between us. We exchanged information on the industry and bought raw materials together,” says Surin. The joint purchase of raw materials gave them discounts for bulk purchases.

“We’re friends and the U Mobile deal is a friendly one, but it’s also at arm’s length. I see value in it,” says Surin.

super coffee taken over at PE 37x. FMCG valuation in asia not cheap.

why nobody mention about tony fernandez being major shareholder of the company after deal completion?

@stockmanmy

little contribution from logistics&warehouse?? lol

not waiting for the good show?

where's the good show talking about?

square one

i am using my brain :)

the family received RM2.625 cash dividend from 2014 until 2015 on their 30%++ shares. So meaning that the 34% they bought now can be paid using cash. They can easily do so by just reinvesting their dividend.

not everyone can hold unlisted shares for long. what if they need cash?

in fact dbs has board representative in hwang cap. if they want to make noise they already made earlier.....haizzzzzzzz....what to do...small shareholders :(

this take over offer was well planned and strategized.

dbs willing to go private together with hwang family. they have been working together for 20 years and part of the IB success is because of dbs. they won't go hostile with hwang family.

yup.......haiz ....i miss out the chance to receive RM2.65 cash.....

suspension of trading....

As the public shareholding spread of HCM is less than 10% of its total listed shares (excluding treasury shares), pursuant to Paragraph 16.02(2) of the Listing Requirements, Bursa Securities shall suspend the trading of the securities of HCM immediately upon the expiry of 30 market days from the date of this announcement. The suspension will be effected on 2 September 2016, being the market day immediately following the expiry of 30 market days from the date of this announcement.


Once the suspension pursuant to Paragraph 16.02(2) of the Listing Requirements is effected, it will only be uplifted by Bursa Securities upon full compliance with the public shareholding spread requirement, where HCM must ensure that at least 25% of its total listed shares (excluding treasury shares) are in the hands of public shareholders, or as may be determined by Bursa Securities.

As of the date of this announcement, HCM has not taken any steps to increase its public shareholding spread to above 10% and neither has it formulated any rectification plan. Further, as stated in the Offer Document dated 13 June 2016, the Joint Offerors do not intend to maintain the listing status of HCM and do not intend to take any steps to address the shortfall in the public shareholding spread requirement of HCM.

kaikai.....when is the offer revision?

another 15mil shares transfer to hwang family....once dbs accept the offer....KO

hlcap also same....small shareholders always on the losing side unless can hold like dr.yu