hehe.Lim Mee Hwa? =rosmah

hehe

RGB,WTK,LFECORP,KESM.......

if I listen you, I would have missed 110% return from superln. boh chow cccccc don't apply to me. I sold half earn the money in pocket liao lu

swtich RGB, KESM

nothing......see my RGB!!

nothing, boring

lets see if it can go back 0.10 soon!
GADANG is good example after Property contribution.

GSB will has a same case! once full profit recognised, 0.15? 0.20?

I shared many info earlier mah, some others also shared.

In summary:
1.borrowing reduced quarters to quarter from 66877 to 58383 to 50020
2.So from June15 another 6 quarters to go into total debt free! Now actually with cash in hand can payout all borrow8ngs!
So, if 8mil(now used to pay debts quarterly) a quarter used to pay div=0.006, 2 quarters 0.012. 3% to 7% potential div yield
3.using latest results,Xp/e10=0.24~0.34. see? P/E10-0.24 TP at least.
4.not withstanding above, we have noticed good results coming....so??

NO NEED WAIT, So huge volume indicate something liao, 1st 0.20 resistance to challenge soon

hrhr

why call yourself monkey

hehe

1st yr earn money, rest of life lose money, thts gambler life

ROSMAH, you no. which??

ALL IN !!!!!!

today got volume, my fund mgrs selling

why cant up, as Gadang got many LAME investors like xxxx8888, yxxkarwxx loh. short sighted taking profit mah

1.62....slow man

OTB, by saying this it is considered a BUY

HEHE.

Below 4 only buy

Yay a, quick krm2. I sell. Property slowdown dun wan too much, sell u rm2, anyone

Fast fast break rm2. I wanna sell

Lousy company, loss money pass few yrs, still got ixxxx wanna buy

http://harryteo.blogspot.my/

Just buy both loh

Nta 1.80

Unbilled 189m, profit?

For the current quarter, the Group posted revenue of RM149.38 million, an increase of 12.02% over the corresponding quarter of the preceding year. The Group’s profit before tax increased by 103.64% to RM25.88 million as compared to the corresponding quarter of the preceding year. The increase in revenue and profit before tax was mainly due to higher contributions from property activities.
Further analysis of the divisional performances is as follows:

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/4906161

yeekarwai88
1259 posts
Posted by yeekarwai88 > Oct 29, 2015 10:15 AM | Report Abuse

Insider news?

It shows how novice this guy is. Nolah, it is outsider news..

Forget it

Haha

Saw many bank report, super comfident

Dec hike for sure. Everyone alredi sien and expect. Anyt way, after few round hike they might just stop and see, and maybe QE again.

Hehe, only if Vietnam lottery system materialise

I always dislike to first look into book!
First thing to look at always is the mgt and directors!
Look who are them, how they practice their biz and how they mgt it.

Yes, low can be lower, high can be higher

Buy low sell high, who don't know mother is a lady

I am poor guys, no where seen.

As I see it, No. 26 Affin Hwang Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn. Bhd.
Pledged Securities Account for Koon Yew Yin
100,000 0.23

21. Choong Chee Seng 119,000 0.28
22. Denver Corporation Sdn Bhd 110,800 0.26
23. Citigroup Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd
Pledged Securities Account for Tan Lay Harng (472751)
104,600 0.24
24. CIMSEC Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd
CIMB Bank for Mui Kar Wai (MY2323)
104,200 0.24
25. CIMSEC Nominees (Asing) Sdn Bhd
Exempt An for CIMB Securities (Singapore) Pte Ltd (Retail Clients)
102,000 0.24
26. Affin Hwang Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn. Bhd.
Pledged Securities Account for Koon Yew Yin
100,000 0.23
27. Chew Thing Hue 100,000 0.23
28. CIMSEC Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd
Pledged Securities Account for Lim Chen Yik (Penang-CL)
100,000 0.23
29. HLIB Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd
Hong Leong Bank Bhd for Tan Chong Meng
100,000 0.23
30. Lim Siew Chin 100,000 0.23

11. Yong Loy Huat 250,000 0.58
12. Maybank Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd
Pledged Securities Account for Law Teck Peng
248,300 0.58
13. Lim Khuan Eng 220,000 0.51
14. Lee Kok Hin 219,600 0.51
15. Amanahraya Trustees Berhad
MIDF Amanah Strategic Fund
202,100 0.47
16. Affin Hwang Nominees (Asing) Sdn Bhd
DBS Vickers Secs (S) Pte Ltd for Lim Mee Hwa
200,000 0.46
17. Lim Ching Wah 194,000 0.45
18. Heng Peng Heng 176,000 0.41
19. Heng Peng Hong 135,900 0.32
20. Lim Wee Chin 126,400 0.29

THIRTY LARGEST SHAREHOLDERS
Name of Shareholders
Number of
Shares Held
Percentage of
Shareholdings
1. Sunright Limited 20,825,000 48.41
2. Citigroup Nominees (Asing) Sdn Bhd
Exempt An for Citigroup Global Markets Inc (Prime Finc Clr)
2,183,200 5.08
3. Wong Tee Kim @ Wong Tee Fatt 2,150,000 4.99
4. Tan Kong Hong Alex 2,057,500 4.78
5. DB (Malaysia) Nominee (Asing) Sdn Bhd
Deutsche Bank Ag Singapore for Yeoman 3-Rights Value Asia Fund (PTSL)
1,500,000 3.49
6. Public Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd
Pledged Securities Account for Lim Kong Hwee (E-Sly/Sgk)
539,800 1.25
7. Tan Kim Hin 400,000 0.93
8. Tan Jin Tuan 333,000 0.77
9. Public Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd
Pledged Securities Account for Lim Kong Hwee (E-Sly/Sgk)
313,900 0.73
10. Alliancegroup Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd
Pledged Securities Account for Teoh Hui Peng (8076778)
305,000 0.71

2016 & Beyond..........
Several major economies are facing uncertain times, especially in the financial markets and the
economic slowdown in China. In our core business, we are constantly challenged by our customers
to improve costs. This is nothing new. We will continue to manage our resources efficiently and
maintain a highly productive workforce to drive growth.
Our plans for 2016 and beyond are in place. We are servicing growing markets and will continue
to invest in testing and burn-in. We have a strong workforce and a heritage of quality service
leadership. We are in a healthy financial position and our track record reflects increasing values
for our shareholders. Our team is excited and united to execute the strategies we have put in
place last year. We are prepared for the opportunities ahead.

Expanding Test Services
The testing of semiconductor chip is our growth engine. The bulk of our expansion is testing
devices for the automotive market. We are optimistic of a steady growth because the number of
chips used in a car is increasing and even the mid-range cars are incorporating more chip contents
in their car design. The number of cars is expected to grow too.
In making cars smarter and safer, new features are added into the "microcontrollers" which are
widely used for integration. A single "microcontroller" combines the functions of a processor,
memory and other peripherals. These chips are found in the engine control systems, Advanced
Driver Assistance Systems “ADAS” applications, and also widely used in infotainment systems.
The demand for "microcontroller" is increasing and this device is of relatively high value. Testing
of microcontrollers for cars is one of our target markets for 2016.
With the expanding Internet of Things “IoT”, "microcontrollers" have become an even highervolume
component of the semiconductor market. These chips are used in digital cameras, mobile
and wearable devices which are in high demand.

FY 2015 was another record year of success! We expanded testing services, strengthened our
burn-in services and delivered higher shareholder value. By all measures – growth, profitability,
market share and financial health of the Group, 2015 was a year of solid achievements.

dead

The Jeju Weekly.

Province seeks law change after landowner halts projectSeogwipo landowner stops Berjaya Group development in court and calls for change in development direction.


After succeeding in blocking a large Malaysian development in Yerae-ri, Seogwipo City, a landowner has said that now is the last chance to save Jeju from “reckless development.”

The Supreme Court ordered an end to construction at the Berjaya Jeju Resort project in April after finding Berjaya Group had misled landowners over land use at the site.

Kang Min-cheol, chair of Yerae Ecological Village, is resisting the 2.5-trillion-won project on principle, and he says it is indicative of a wider malaise in Jeju development.

“I have sacrificed a lot of time and money for this, but I will not give up. I don’t want my descendants to be ashamed of me... Jeju people need to get together and clearly understand what is going on here, “ said Kang.

As Kang shows The Weekly around beautiful gardens in Yerae-ri on Jeju’s south coast, he points to the land rising just to the east where the 74,4205 square-meter Jeju Free International City Development Center’s (JDC) core project was due to rise.

With 60 percent of the project completed, and 147 condominiums pre-sold, the Supreme Court upheld an earlier High Court ruling that the inclusion of luxury condos and a casino meant the project was an “amusement park” rather than a “residential-type complex.”

Residential-type complexes should satisfy certain public-good requirements under the National Land Planning and Utilization Act.

Berjaya nevertheless ignored the Supreme Court and continued construction before finally downing tools in July. The construction site remains half-finished and deserted to this day.

In response, a JDC spokesperson said that, although the initial plans did not include a casino, Berjaya was at liberty to add one according to the Jeju Special Law as the project was valued at more than 500 billion won.

However, by not being explicit with its land-use intentions, the Malaysian conglomerate avoided paying landowners a premium for their land. Twenty-two landowners thus resisted the project, and now only four remain — Kang the only local among them — after the others accepted increased compensation.

“The rest of them were motivated by money, and although they have now given up, I will go to the end. This development does not serve the interests of our region... Government has to return the benefits of development to the local people. In the current system all benefits go to the corporations. It is nonsense to me,” said Kang.

The case has “broken the community,” he added.

“First, they said they are going to build something for the public so they persuaded the local leaders and landowners. Then people got confused with the direction and the local community fell apart,” he said.

He claims developers used the tactic of “carrots and sweets” to push through the project, before resorting to “blaming each other” when things went wrong.

Clearly impassioned, Kang said Jeju people must wise up to the danger of becoming exploited like “native islanders elsewhere,” even claiming parallels between foreign conglomerates and 13th-century Mongol occupation.

The lack of consultation regarding the inclusion of a casino in the project is particularly worrying for Kang.

“Jeju people cannot really envisage the downsides of having casinos here... they don’t realize the full implications. They are not even concerned about it. They just see a new development and think, ‘Oh, I can get some benefit from that,’ “ he said.

A recent report by the Chinese state broadcaster, CCTV, seemed to confirm his fears, exposing rampant extortion, passport theft and prostitution by agents associated with Jeju casinos.

When it comes to apportioning blame, however, Kang cites the corporations, the province and, primarily, JDC, the public-private entity in charge of most of Jeju’s large-scale projects.

“The people at JDC are not competent to direct Jeju development. I am worried that further down the line we are going to see even bigger problems. They are modeling Jeju on Hong Kong or Singapore. They will make the whole island as crowded as the five-day market. We won’t have anywhere left to live happily,” he said.

Rather than accepting the Supreme Court ruling, the province is seeking to push the project through by amending the Jeju Special Law and bringing amusement park management under the auspices of the province. The National Assembly will consider the proposals on Nov 9.

As for the current predicament, Kang would like to see the development continue — but this time to benefit all Jeju people.

“Legally, they have to destroy the buildings. But in my opinion we should come up with a different model for the project. Something that fits Jeju. However, if the government was interested in the quality of life for residents, they wouldn’t be going in this direction,” he said.

Walking in the expansive ground