Capital A trims net loss to RM3.12bil in FY21
KUALA LUMPUR: Capital A Bhd, previously known as AirAsia Group Bhd, has narrowed its net loss to RM3.12 billion in the financial year ended Dec 31, 2021 (FY2021) from RM5.11 billion in FY2020.

Revenue shrank to RM1.73 billion versus RM3.27 billion previously, it said in a filing to Bursa Malaysia.

Next to 1.80

AirAsia will rebound back to RM1.31 (Maybank target price), buy now else you will regret

AirAsia next TP RM1.31

Maybank IB Research noted that AirAsia Group was classified as a PN17 listed issuer due to its negative shareholders’ equity position (end-3Q 2021: -RM3.2 bil) after suffering seven quarters of heavy losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Against the backdrop of AirAsia Group’s fundamentals having improved with its airlines actively flying again, the research house has retained its “buy” call on the airline with an unchanged SOP (sum-of-part)-based target price of RM1.31.

AirAsia big sales, everybody can cry!

Next week drop back to 67 cents

Next tp 1 cent

Tomorrow 3rd round limit down

Tomorrow another round limit down

Longer term, AirAsia’s fortune rests on how successfully it can turn around and transform itself into a digital travel and lifestyle company. Faced with negative operating cashflow and negative equity – BVPS projected at -RM0.71, it is urgently resolving its liquidity and capital adequacy issues via cash calls such as the aforementioned, which we believe will not be the last. Until then, we maintain UP call. TP maintained at RM0.70 based on 9x FY22E EPS

RM 0.04 is coming soon!

26 August 2021 at 19:45

Genting Malaysia reported a net loss of MYR366.7 million (US$87.4 million) in the three months to 30 June 2021, improved from a loss of MYR923.2 million (US$220.1 million) in 2Q20 due to improved revenues in all of its key markets.

Despite operations in Malaysia, the United States and the UK and Egypt continuing to be interrupted by COVID-19 closures, Genting Malaysia recorded a 700% year-on-year increase in group-wide revenue to MYR817.9 million (US$195.0 million) in 2Q21, with Adjusted EBITDA of MYR45.6 million (US$10.9 million) versus an EBITDA loss of MYR486.2 million (US$115.9 million) a year earlier.

At Resorts World Genting in Malaysia, revenue increased from MYR82.2 million (US$19.6 million) to MYR237.9 million (US$56.7 million) despite the property suspending operations from 1 June.

In the US and Bahamas, revenue soared from a zero base to MYR352.9 million (US$84.1 million) with Adjusted EBITDA of MYR109.3 million (US$26.1 million).

“The improvement in earnings was also driven by the swift recovery registered at Resorts World Casino New York City (RWNYC), with the property achieving approximately the same level of gross gaming revenue this quarter as compared to the corresponding quarter in 2019,” the company said.

Revenue in the UK and Egypt grew five-fold to MYR185.3 million (US$44.2 million) with Adjusted EBITDA of MYR14.3 million (US$3.4 million) thanks to the reopening of Resorts World Birmingham and the Group’s land-based casinos in the UK as of 17 May 2021.

Genting Malaysia said it remains cautious as to its recovery prospects following a recent report from analysts suggesting Resorts World Genting will remain closed until November.

“Challenges to global growth persist given ongoing concerns surrounding the evolving COVID-19 situation worldwide and potential risks of heightened financial market volatility,” the company said.

“In Malaysia, economic recovery is expected to be delayed by the earlier re-imposition of containment measures nationwide and increased spread of COVID-19.

“While international travel has shown early signs of revival, the recent COVID-19 developments will continue to pose uncertainties to the outlook for the tourism, leisure, and hospitality sectors. The regional gaming market is expected to remain challenging in the short-term.

“The Group maintains its cautious stance on the near-term prospects of the leisure and hospitality industry.”

AirAsia (Underperform, TP: RM0.19): Teleport to buy Delivereat for USD9.8m. AirAsia’s digital logistics venture Teleport has signed an agreement to acquire 100% equity interest in local online food delivery platform Delivereat for USD9.8m (RM42m) to strengthen its delivery service in the country. (The Edge)

AirAsia (Underperform, TP: RM0.19): Gets RM240m in proceeds following Fly Leasing-Carlyle Aviation merger. AirAsia has received USD56.83m (RM239.98m) in gross proceeds from the merger between Fly Leasing Ltd and Carlyle Aviation Partners. AirAsia held a 10.94% stake in Fly Leasing prior to the merger. (The Edge)
Comment: The gross proceeds of USD 56.83m (RM239.98m) a welcome boost to the Group’s overall fundraising strategy - to raise up to RM2.5bn through a combination of borrowing and equity raising. To recap, the Group has raised RM336.5m from two tranches of private placements earlier this year and continues to renegotiate leasing terms with all of its lessors. The pandemic continues to weigh heavily on its overall operation nonetheless. We maintain our Underperform call.

22-July
AirAsia (Underperform, TP: RM0.19): seeks extension for private placement. AirAsia Group is seeking an extension from Bursa Malaysia to complete the private placement of 198.18m shares that it has yet to issue. The low-cost carrier said it had submitted an application to Bursa for an extension of time from 2 Aug up to 31 Dec for the company to implement the private placement. The airline intends to raise a total of RM454.51m from share placement to recapitalise, on top of cash call and raising borrowings. So far, it has raised RM336.47m via placement of new shares. (The Edge)

19-July-2021
AirAsia X (Underperform, TP: RM0.01): Hearing to set aside enforcement of court judgment obtained by BOC Aviation fixed for 27 Oct. The High Court has fixed 27 Oct for the hearing of AirAsia X and AAX Leasing Ltd's application to set aside the foreign judgement obtained by its creditor BOC Aviation Ltd in the UK against the airlines to pay USD23.37m (RM96.84m) that is enforced in the Malaysian courts here. (The Edge)

19-July-2021
AirAsia X (Underperform, TP: RM0.01): Hearing to set aside enforcement of court judgment obtained by BOC Aviation fixed for 27 Oct. The High Court has fixed 27 Oct for the hearing of AirAsia X and AAX Leasing Ltd's application to set aside the foreign judgement obtained by its creditor BOC Aviation Ltd in the UK against the airlines to pay USD23.37m (RM96.84m) that is enforced in the Malaysian courts here. (The Edge)

Serbadk tomorrow another round limit down, quickly run before you regret

19 cents will coming soon, as per public bank analysts

waiting at 2.00

Tomorrow Serbadk another round limit up, quickly buy now before you regret

Every day limit down, Mana boleh tahan

Every day limit down, Mana boleh tahan

Tony said next year can fly, you guy don't want all in?

Public bank said Serbadk target price is RM1.39, can I buy now?

Next TP one cent

Another limit down tomorrow, next TP 79 cents

Public bank target price for AAX only 1 cent

Next TP 1cent

Next TP 0.03 cents

RM 0.50 is coming soon！

Public bank target price, AirAsia only worth 39 cents

RM 0.50 is coming soon!

Next TP 0.39 as per Public Bank price Target

Tomorrow limit down, next TP 7 cents

Looking forward to enter at price below 2.50

George Soros is coming

Tesla boss Elon Musk is coming

Jack ma is coming

warren buffett is coming

AirAsia only worth 39 cents, whoever buy AsiaAsia today will cry tomorrow after AA limit down to 0.39

According Public Bank, AirAsia only Worth 39 cents

Tomorrow another round limit down

50 c coming

Next month, AirAsia resume back to RM4, please buy now before you regret.

Tomorrow AirAsia resume back to 50 cents

Next fours day will limit down, Friday TP 12 cents

大马第一中文新媒体财经网站
THE EDGE揭秘─21家仙股股东董事成员或同批人
19/09/2020
权威财经周刊THE EDGE揭露，大马股市过去几个月仙股交投狂热，其中有21家上市公司的股东，董事，很可能是同一批人，这些股票的股价波动幅度惊人，成交量也十分庞大。

这些公司有很多共同点，大多数是亏损公司，股价都是仙股级别，经常占据交易榜前十名，股价的起伏上下惊人。

根据THE EDGE报导，21家被点名的公司中，有9家公司的总部地址，注册地址都相同，即座落在八打灵再也丽阳镇的联和大厦（WISMA LIEN HOE）。

这9家公司包括宜鼎（AT），富科期（FOCUS），万通科技（MTOUCHE），FINTEC环球（FINTEC），XOX说（XOX），M3科技（M3TECH）和NETX科技（NETX）等。

报导指出，联合大厦原本是上市公司联合（LIENHOE）的物业，不过它在2006年以RM1价格，附加4300万令吉债务，脱售给一家私人有限公司E Globafocus有限公司。

EGlobafocus是由CUBES INNOVATIVE有限公司持有68%股权；CUBES INNOVATIVE由两名股东持有99%股权，这两人是商人蔡福顺和温运伦（人名译音）。

蔡氏和温氏曾在2014年7月遭证券监督委员会控以操控上市公司DVM科技股价罪名。

温氏个人在证券监督委员会有多项指控，包括2009年被控滥用上市公司FTEC资源的249万令吉公司资金，自该事件曝光後，温氏就几乎没有在股市活动。

不过，他的两名姐妹温安妮和温秀妮则各别持有另一家仙股公司喜得狼（XDL）的3.64%和0.67%股权。

上述9家公司中，FINTEC环球是最受注目的公司，这家公司的几批股票由一家私人控股公司SANSTON FINACIAL GROUP LTD持有。

诡异的是，SANSTON在21家上市公司的股东名单中都出现。

最近遭收购的海外天（OVERSEA）也在21家公司名单之中。

THE EDGE报导指出，21家公司市值最高的公司是富科斯（FOCUS），市值高达50亿令吉，尽管其季度净利仅有232万令吉，但股价却高得惊人。

随THE EDGE揭秘报导之後，证券监督委员会和大马交易所会不会采取跟进行动，调查这21家公司，颇受市场注目

https://9shares.my/the-edge%e6%8f%ad%e7%a7%98%e2%94%8021%e5%ae%b6%e4%bb%99%e8%82%a1%e8%82%a1%e4%b8%9c%e8%91%a3%e4%ba%8b%e6%88%90%e5%91%98%e6%88%96%e5%90%8c%e6%89%b9%e4%ba%ba/

大马第一中文新媒体财经网站
THE EDGE揭秘─21家仙股股东董事成员或同批人
19/09/2020
权威财经周刊THE EDGE揭露，大马股市过去几个月仙股交投狂热，其中有21家上市公司的股东，董事，很可能是同一批人，这些股票的股价波动幅度惊人，成交量也十分庞大。

这些公司有很多共同点，大多数是亏损公司，股价都是仙股级别，经常占据交易榜前十名，股价的起伏上下惊人。

根据THE EDGE报导，21家被点名的公司中，有9家公司的总部地址，注册地址都相同，即座落在八打灵再也丽阳镇的联和大厦（WISMA LIEN HOE）。

这9家公司包括宜鼎（AT），富科期（FOCUS），万通科技（MTOUCHE），FINTEC环球（FINTEC），XOX说（XOX），M3科技（M3TECH）和NETX科技（NETX）等。

报导指出，联合大厦原本是上市公司联合（LIENHOE）的物业，不过它在2006年以RM1价格，附加4300万令吉债务，脱售给一家私人有限公司E Globafocus有限公司。

EGlobafocus是由CUBES INNOVATIVE有限公司持有68%股权；CUBES INNOVATIVE由两名股东持有99%股权，这两人是商人蔡福顺和温运伦（人名译音）。

蔡氏和温氏曾在2014年7月遭证券监督委员会控以操控上市公司DVM科技股价罪名。

温氏个人在证券监督委员会有多项指控，包括2009年被控滥用上市公司FTEC资源的249万令吉公司资金，自该事件曝光後，温氏就几乎没有在股市活动。

不过，他的两名姐妹温安妮和温秀妮则各别持有另一家仙股公司喜得狼（XDL）的3.64%和0.67%股权。

上述9家公司中，FINTEC环球是最受注目的公司，这家公司的几批股票由一家私人控股公司SANSTON FINACIAL GROUP LTD持有。

诡异的是，SANSTON在21家上市公司的股东名单中都出现。

最近遭收购的海外天（OVERSEA）也在21家公司名单之中。

THE EDGE报导指出，21家公司市值最高的公司是富科斯（FOCUS），市值高达50亿令吉，尽管其季度净利仅有232万令吉，但股价却高得惊人。

随THE EDGE揭秘报导之後，证券监督委员会和大马交易所会不会采取跟进行动，调查这21家公司，颇受市场注目

https://9shares.my/the-edge%e6%8f%ad%e7%a7%98%e2%94%8021%e5%ae%b6%e4%bb%99%e8%82%a1%e8%82%a1%e4%b8%9c%e8%91%a3%e4%ba%8b%e6%88%90%e5%91%98%e6%88%96%e5%90%8c%e6%89%b9%e4%ba%ba/

Later PAS close Genting, your Genting share become toilet paper.