it's coming very very soon! watch

the tiger is awakening.........go apft and wa!

i strongly agree

yup

perhaps warrant worst case is 8 cents....
strong support at mom above 33 cents........
hope for the best........

don worry , mother already touch bottom......
rebound coming very very soon.....
watch the show.......

APFT said to be diversifying earnings base
PETALING JAYA: APFT Bhd, whose shares have been actively traded over the last few days, is looking at making an acquisition to diversify its earnings base, dealers speculated.

“The rumour is that it is mulling over venturing into oil and gas services by buying a small stake in a company in that sector,” said one dealer.

Shares in the company have been on an uptrend, rising about 1.7 times from 36.5 sen on July 15 to yesterday’s closing price of 63.5 sen. The average volume since July 15 stood at 2.4 million shares.

APFT’s shares rose 11 sen yesterday with 8.25 million shares traded.

The company had issued 78.5 million warrants recently on the basis of one warrant for every two existing ordinary shares held as at July 10, with an exercise price of 40 sen per warrant. The warrants will start trading today.

The company’s core business is providing training, education and services in civil aviation. It is the only authorised flight training organisation licensed by the Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia to conduct training for helicopter pilots nationally. Its substantial shareholder is Datuk Faruk Othman, the company’s executive chairman with a 47.68% indirect interest.

Dealers said that with the diversification, APFT’s earnings might bounce out of its loss-making position currently. For the first quarter ended March 31, it made a loss of RM2.55mil on revenue of RM5.18mil.

APFT said to be diversifying earnings base
PETALING JAYA: APFT Bhd, whose shares have been actively traded over the last few days, is looking at making an acquisition to diversify its earnings base, dealers speculated.

“The rumour is that it is mulling over venturing into oil and gas services by buying a small stake in a company in that sector,” said one dealer.

Shares in the company have been on an uptrend, rising about 1.7 times from 36.5 sen on July 15 to yesterday’s closing price of 63.5 sen. The average volume since July 15 stood at 2.4 million shares.

APFT’s shares rose 11 sen yesterday with 8.25 million shares traded.

The company had issued 78.5 million warrants recently on the basis of one warrant for every two existing ordinary shares held as at July 10, with an exercise price of 40 sen per warrant. The warrants will start trading today.

The company’s core business is providing training, education and services in civil aviation. It is the only authorised flight training organisation licensed by the Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia to conduct training for helicopter pilots nationally. Its substantial shareholder is Datuk Faruk Othman, the company’s executive chairman with a 47.68% indirect interest.

Dealers said that with the diversification, APFT’s earnings might bounce out of its loss-making position currently. For the first quarter ended March 31, it made a loss of RM2.55mil on revenue of RM5.18mil.

APFT said to be diversifying earnings base
PETALING JAYA: APFT Bhd, whose shares have been actively traded over the last few days, is looking at making an acquisition to diversify its earnings base, dealers speculated.

“The rumour is that it is mulling over venturing into oil and gas services by buying a small stake in a company in that sector,” said one dealer.

Shares in the company have been on an uptrend, rising about 1.7 times from 36.5 sen on July 15 to yesterday’s closing price of 63.5 sen. The average volume since July 15 stood at 2.4 million shares.

APFT’s shares rose 11 sen yesterday with 8.25 million shares traded.

The company had issued 78.5 million warrants recently on the basis of one warrant for every two existing ordinary shares held as at July 10, with an exercise price of 40 sen per warrant. The warrants will start trading today.

The company’s core business is providing training, education and services in civil aviation. It is the only authorised flight training organisation licensed by the Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia to conduct training for helicopter pilots nationally. Its substantial shareholder is Datuk Faruk Othman, the company’s executive chairman with a 47.68% indirect interest.

Dealers said that with the diversification, APFT’s earnings might bounce out of its loss-making position currently. For the first quarter ended March 31, it made a loss of RM2.55mil on revenue of RM5.18mil.