Wahaha

Im not operator. Im much better than tht. Haha

Hehe. Huat together OK!

Lol....1.56 sold to other big investors lah. Or....To operator for goreng show later.u know,I know lah

Wo

排山倒海很快。。。。有些耐心

0.30 last few days. Someone buying aggressive

Its all because Malaysia factory almost fully run, thts mean biz good. So they expand at. Mexico so free up some capacity here for further growth. They could have a 5yr or 3yr plan. Thts would be better

If they can control cost efficiently, and get to channel costs to end user then perfect. Because its doubling capacity

hope this stockj RM5 this yr end, hehe

temporary, i guess can have little more BIMB and its warrant?

need to see the dynamic of skim milk powder over their margin first only can decide. Might add only after May19 results. no rush

https://globaldairytrade.info/en/product-results/skim-milk-powder/

see you at RM7, huge impairment coming

Gadang (GADG MK MYR0.69, Not rated): Bagged MYR38m TRX job

• Awarded a MYR38.5m contract by TRX City S/B.
• Earnings will be underpinned by ~MYR1.5b order book.
• Trading at 7.3x consensus FY5/20 EPS.

What’s New? Gadang’s wholly owned subsidiary, Gadang Engineering S/B, was awarded a MYR38.5m contract by TRX City S/B to build a tiered bridge connecting the northern and southern sites of Tun Razak Exchange Development (TRX). The project, which will commence on 1 Jul, is expected to be completed by 3Q20.

This is the first job win of the year, lifting its order book to approximately MYR1.47b, equivalent to 2.5x its FY5/18 revenue. Assuming a construction PBT margin of 11% (1HFY5/19: 11.9%), this project is expected to contribute ~MYR3.2m to its bottom line over the duration of the project.

Construction will remain key. The strong jobs pipeline implies that construction will remain as Gadang’s key earnings driver for the next few years. This division contributed ~46% to its 1HFY5/16 PBT. The group is targeting to secure up to MYR500m worth of jobs this year and it is tendering for some of the major projects such as the Pan Borneo Highway Sabah and hospital projects.

Property and utility. Apart from construction, Gadang’s earnings could also be propelled by 1) property division which have an unbilled sales of MYR100.8m – banking on Capital City integrated complex development in Johor, in which Gadang is entitled to 16.7% of the gross development value (GDV) amounting to MYR1.8b; and 2) utility division which currently operates four water treatment plants in Indonesia, which is expected to generate stable recurring income to the group.

Valuation. Against the healthy outlook, the street is forecasting a 152% 2-year EPS CAGR for FY5/19-21. Brokers are positively biased on the stock with two Buys and one Hold. The mean target price is MYR0.71. At current price, the stock is trading at 7.3x consensus FY5/20 EPS of 9.5sen.

Kelington (KGRB MK, MYR1.33, Not rated): Latest orders show prospects intact; warrants are currently in-the-money

• Secured several orders totalling MYR53m.
• Riding on “Made in China 2025” campaign.
• Trading at 14.3x consensus FY19 EPS.

What’s New? Kelington has secured several orders totalling MYR53m, bringing YTD job win to MYR146m. The new contracts secured were largely for specialized engineering works under the Ultra High Purity (UHP) segments for wafer fabs in China. The majority of the contracts were awarded by global renowned semiconductor players there.

With these awards, Kelington’s outstanding order book is now at MYR406m, equivalent to ~116% of FY18 revenue. Judging from the latest trend, it appears that management’s expansion into China is bearing fruit. Revenue from China jumped 93% YoY in FY18, and the group is set to further ride on the “Made in China 2025” campaign.

Exports market is key. Moving forward, export markets will have a significant impact to the group’s profitability. Today, China and Singapore account for approximately 71% of its outstanding order book. Notably, these orders are mainly from the UHP division. Separately, its Industrial Gases division should also do better in FY19, underpinned by higher contribution from the new businesses: on-site gas supply and manufacturing of liquid carbon dioxide (likely to commence in 3Q19).

Tender book. Against a stronger pipeline, the street is forecasting a robust 22.2% 3-year EPS CAGR for FY18-21. Note that the group is also tendering for approximately MYR1.2b of projects, across its key operating markets like Malaysia, Singapore, China and Taiwan.

Valuation. Brokers are bullish on the stock with two Buys and a mean target price of MYR1.56, offering a upside potential of around 17%. Valuation wise, the stock is trading at 14.3x consensus FY19 EPS of 9.3sen, lower than its 3-year historical average P/E of 15.9x. Investors who wish to invest in Kelington may consider its warrants which are currently in-the-money (but due to expire in Jun 2019).

Healthy balance sheet. Note that Kelington also has a healthy balance sheet. At end-Dec 2018, the group is sitting on a net cash of ~MYR50m (~MYR0.17/sh), which is approximately 13% of its current market capitalisation.

JAyc, its lend you money. not borrow money.. poor England. hehehe

Uob forum today. Another one expecting rate cut. Time to have some property? Or buy property 2H?

I was told someone frightened the mkt again... Haha
Good time to get ready

U buying at. 1.45 now alredi winning the insider

If shareholder so confident to buy at 1.56 for 2mil shares.... What u afraid of

hopefully the fund flows will be smooth

Trade carefully ya

Total outflows coming= USD3-5bil+ USD1.9bil= around USD7bil=MYR28bil from Malaysia capital market.

Malaysia’s market accessibility level is in danger of being downgraded under the FTSE’s global classification framework.

This will see Malaysia fall out of the World Government Bond Index (WGBI), which it has been a part of since 2004, to the Emerging Markets Government Bond Index (EMGBI).

“FTSE Russell Watch List of fixed income markets being considered for potential reclassification includes China and Malaysia.

“Malaysia, currently assigned a '2' and included to the WGBI since 2004, is being considered for a potential downgrade to ‘1’ which would render Malaysia ineligible for inclusion in the WGBI,” read a statement released by FTSE Russell yesterday.

However, it noted that FTSE Russell will continue to engage with local regulators and market participants in Malaysia to assess the potential changes to the classification.

Malaysia’s inclusion on the watch list for potential reclassification is not a guarantee of the reclassification, it said.

“These markets will be reassessed against the WGBI eligibility criteria at the September 2019 review.

“Any WGBI inclusion or exclusion changes resulting from the review and the timetable for their implementation will be announced shortly thereafter,” the statement read.

FTSE Russell also noted that in implementing this framework, countries currently included in the WGBI were assigned a preliminary market accessibility level of ‘2,’ while countries currently included in the EMGBI, but not in the WGBI, were assigned level ‘1’.

Bloomberg reported that the ringgit’s decline today was partly due to concerns about Malaysia possibly being dropped from the WGBI, as well as due to falling oil prices.

According to Singapore’s Mizuho Bank Ltd head of economics and strategy Vishnu Varathan, the ringgit is also affected by headlines from former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s trial related to 1MDB, as well as Malaysia’s dispute with the European Union over palm oil.

'Euphoria about Malaysian stocks has faded'

Bloomberg also reported today that the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index is down 14 percent from a record in May 2018, calling it the “worst major market in the world so far this year” as it has slipped 3.6 percent.

“Hopes of luring back global investors to a battered stock market are dimming by the day for Malaysia’s government,” the financial daily reported.

Samsung Asset Management Co reportedly said the gloomy outlook for the Malaysian stock market is not likely to lift anytime soon.

“Malaysia will likely disappoint over the next year because since the new government came in power in May 2018, it has been lowering public debt with fiscal tightening.

“This will be the theme from May 2018 to May 2020,” said Alan Richardson, a regional fund manager at Samsung Asset in Hong Kong.

Now that it has been almost one year since Pakatan Harapan took over the government, euphoria about Malaysian stocks has faded, reported Bloomberg.

This is due to the new government’s struggle with cleaning up corruption and inefficiency within the administration.

The Harapan government also lowered its 2019 economic growth forecast last month, and has been on an austerity drive to rein in its budget deficit.

According to data compiled by Bloomberg, foreign investors have dumped over US$500 million worth of Malaysian shares so far this year.

However, the business daily noted that Jakarta-based fund manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments Bharat Joshi said he was “neutral” on Malaysia stocks.

Meanwhile, Richardson noted that his dim view of Malaysian stocks was not because there was a downside risk, but “just that there is nothing to be positive about over the next 12 months”.

of Dealing

Number of Shares

Percentage of Shares (%)

Consideration per Shares

Remark

Direct

Indirect

Direct

Indirect

15/04/2019

2,000,000
-

0.64

-

RM1.56

Acquisition of JTB’s shares

ame EDWARD GOH SWEE WANG
Descriptions(Class) Ordinary
Details of changes
No
Date of change
No of securities
Type of transaction
Nature of Interest
1
15/04/2019
2,000,000
Acquired
Direct Interest
Name of registered holder EDWARD GOH SWEE WANG
Description of "Others" Type of Transaction
Consideration (if any)

Circumstances by reason of which change has occurred Acquisition of Johore Tin Berhad (JTB)s shares
Nature of interest Direct Interest
Total no of securities after change
Direct (units) 16,656,920
Direct (%) 5.370
Indirect/deemed interest (units) 35,989,026
Indirect/deemed interest (%) 11.592
Date of notice 15/04/2019
Date notice received by Listed Issuer 16/04/2019

4.43pm alredo

go go go, aleh aleh aleh

good good

0.25 lai, sell sell, haha

not bad

If ekovest can be 0.80,wb huat macam pig head
This yr pig yr, either slaughtered as pig, or huat like pig head. Hehe.

TP mbb 0.55, wah

Wah, Vietnam. Sweet sweet ah. White and fair

Evolve mall a failure

Jaks mgt never change. So same.

Tropicana mall is a failure, sold it to cmmt. Starling mall started later also win them
.

Tht uncle said what ah, i will xxx your company. Hehe.

Punter, u must be analyst. Only analyst know serba
Shhhhh

Slaah hammer, cool

I give Lim another 2years for my money

River of life progressing well

I would rather tan sri of serba dinamik takeover. Tht guy can work!!

Who needs tht guy anyway. Pnb in the room.

Brent 71.64...come,sensitivity analysis, every 1usd up in brent, eps grow how much

Aiyo, bila durian runtuh. Ekovest best, durian belum tanah, sudah hasil.

Drop without volumes...... Something really brewing

lai liao lai liao.

Aiyo. You all focus wrongly. Ekovest tanam durian, focus on durian king, musang king. Forget ecrl.