buy before too late! bj auto listing soon...

company can generate cash and profit, gold can't, you will only earn profit if gold go high...target for long term!

POTENTIAL! ASSUME!

undervalued stock... potential go private offer!

Cheap entry point...undervalued...stable business...not penny stock!

buy before too late!

High gear company with bulk of intangible assets... Better avoid this stock!

high gear company with bulk of intangible assets...net=1.3 billion, total assets=53 billion, return on total assets=2.45% per annual, less efficiency, worthless investment, better avoid this stock!

（吉隆坡12日訊）馬頓（MALTON，6181，主要板產業）股東一致贊同，與柔佛機構（Johor Corp）達成房地產交易計劃。
　馬頓副主席拉威利說：“公司正努力進行該計劃，以便能夠在今年11月份完成，然而，這仍得視柔佛機構進度而決定。”
　拉威利今日在公司特別股東大會后受訪時，如是說道。
　根據早前報導，柔佛機構與馬頓因白沙羅城中心資產問題鬧上法庭，馬頓相關公司要求遵守2009年的協議，要求柔佛機構以7億令吉的價格將上述資產脫售給馬頓。

company may go private?

you buy, maybank sell!

what mean combined interest(Berjaya sport toto)...Berjaya corp or Berjaya land

what mean combined interest(Berjaya sport toto)...Berjaya corp or Berjaya land

what mean combined interest...Berjaya corp or Berjaya land

company may go private

buy before too late!

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Tokyo expects US$30b spending for Olympics
TOKYO: The 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo will involve a total of 2.96 trillion yen (US$29.73 billion) of directly related spending
between 2013 and 2020, the Tokyo metropolitan government has estimated.
With private-sector economists anticipating additional effects of a large-scale upgrade to the aging metropolitan expressways and a long-term boost to tourism in Japan, there are hopes the hosting of the Olympic Games will drive economic growth.
Daiwa Securities Co has branded the selection of Tokyo as the Olympic host as "the most powerful element of Abenomics," referring to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic policy package aimed at overcoming deflation, Japanese news agency Jiji Press reported.
The total of the metropolitan government's estimate includes 651 billion yen in the services sector, including restaurants and hotels, and 474.5 billion yen in the construction industry.
"It won't be surprising if Japan's GDP (gross domestic product) growth is pushed up by some three percentage points (by the economic effects of the Olympics) in any of the years (through 2020)," Eiji Kinouchi, chief technical analyst at Daiwa Securities, said.
If this were the case, Japan could see economic growth as high as the 6.2 per cent logged in fiscal 1990 during the asset price bubble. In the April-June quarter this year, Japan's real GDP rose at an annual pace of 2.6 per cent, according to preliminary government data.
Economists expect Tokyo's hosting of the 2020 Olympics to have not just a direct impact but also broader effects on the Japanese economy.
The renewal of Tokyo's aging expressways, which were developed when the Japanese capital last hosted the sports event in 1964, is expected to be promoted in the run-up to the 2020 Games.
Construction and real estate firms are pinning hopes on urban redevelopment projects, as well as special demand for facilities for athletes and stadiums.
The Tokyo Olympics may also be a catalyst for promoting Japanese culture, including anime, music, food and traditional craft work, overseas. The Abe administration plans to spend 50 billion yen on the promotion under its "Cool Japan" strategy.
The Olympics and related events will be "sort of a trade fair of Japan" for visitors including journalists, an official of a major securities firm said.-- Bernama

share reaching oversold, time to buy!

Japan March housing starts rise 7.3 pct yr/yr -govt

The Board of Directors of W T K Holdings Berhad ("WTK") wishes to announce that the Company intends to seek shareholders' approval on the following proposals at the forthcoming Annual General Meeting:

1. Proposed Renewal of Share Buy-Back Mandate to purchase its own shares of up to 10% of the issued and paid-up capital.
2. Proposed Renewal of Shareholders' Mandate for Recurrent Related Party Transaction of a Revenue or Trading Nature.

(hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Proposals")

A Statement/Circular containing the details of the Proposals will be issued to the shareholders of the Company in due course.

This announcement is dated 26 April 2013.

Sarawak gets higher demand for plywood from Japan
KUCHING: Japan is increasing its import of plywood from Sarawak as reconstruction activities has picked up momentum in coastal towns badly damaged by the devastating earthquake and tsunami two years ago.
Shin Yang group executive director, plywood division, Wong Kai Song said Japan's higher new housing starts this year had also spurred demand for imported panel products.
“Japanese housing companies are now very busy with reconstruction work although they are facing a shortage of carpenters.

“This year's new housing starts in Japan were around 900,000 units, which is about 10% higher than 820,000 units last year,” he told StarBiz.

Wong, also former Sarawak Timber Association (STA) panel products committee chairman, said the depreciating yen had not affected Japan's import of plywood from Sarawak.

A weakened yen means that Japanese importers have to pay more to buy the same quantity of imported panel products.

Shin Yang group, which is Sarawak's largest producer and supplier of panel products, owns six plywood mills in Miri and Bintulu.

According to STA figures, Japan raised its plywood import volume from Sarawak by more than 10% to over 1.44 million cu m last year from 1.31 million cu m in 2011.

About 55% of the state's total export volume of 2.64 million cu m last year went to Japan. Sarawak's total export volume expanded by 374,000 cu m, or 16.5%, from 2.27 million cu m in 2011.

South Korea increased its import by 38% to 331,600 cu m last year from 239,900 cu m in 2011 although the country's anti-dumping duty on Malaysian plywood remains in force. The duties on eight Sarawak and one Sabah plywood suppliers ranging from 5% to 38% are in force for three years until February 2014.

These suppliers were penalised for allegedly selling their products in South Korea below production cost.

Wong said the average plywood price for the Japanese market had gone up by about 15% to US$550 (RM1,670.62) per cu m in the first quarter of this year from 2012, thanks to the stronger demand.

“There is another 5% to 10% upside potential in the price,” he added, expecting the growth in export volume to Japan to be sustained this year.

Brainless...

Company may suffered loss in 1st quarter

icq?

Buy now b4 too late

Company may go private...

Buy it for long term...

japan massive stimulus will boost the demand for plywood and timber products...

世衛：H7N9仍為散發病例 無證據人傳人... market overreaction!

very cheap at this level... possible privatization target... another lingui

company may go private...

source from Kuok Family