This is the only property developer in Malaysia that doesn't face the industry glut. There is a massive glut in property market in Malaysia but not UK

Previously many analysts were less sanguine of EWINT because of less projects after 2022. But check again from the annual report 2022, we can see many new projects launched by the Group in Millbrook Park, Aberfeldy Village, Barking Wharf, Kew Stadium, Action Lodge, Jubilee, Two Bridges. The rate of replenishment of new projects is getting faster

See the phase 2 growth plan of the Company, many new projects coming soon. The Company has a strong balance sheet, good business model and prospects

The BtR projects is not easy because you need the backing from the institutional investors. But from the annual report for FY21, it seems like they are going to secure a BtR project soon.

2021 gonna be year of turnaround for all companies under Syed Mokhtar

Uptrend is intact, in fact actually because many holding too long so whenever it reaches certain price points, investors just sell it. But selling pressure would get lesser. Next target is 15.5 and later 17 and than testing 20 level

See the last sentence - look into M&A potentials and collaborations with local partners

Now this makes sense

"We foresee strong demand and needs for solutions in new categories such as big data analytics, e-commerce solutions, IoT platform for 5G and data cybersecurity. The group needs to expand into horizontal markets to provide innovative solutions in this area but the demand far exceeds our capacity and existing infrastructure.

"This is why the next phase for ARB is to look at M&A potentials as well as collaboration with our local partners," Liew said"

Imagine the DBTs of 23 million shares and 20 million PA were to a prominent tech investor. It could boost the credibility of ARBB as a dominant home-grown force in IoT, Cloud and ERP sphere in Malaysia and SEA region

The identity of the new shareholder should emerge soon

Something brewing. Strong and bold brew. Stay tune!

New controlling shareholder is coming. DBTs of 23 million shares (4.3%) on 10/3 and 12/3 to new shareholder plus 20 mil ICPS which upon conversion could give the new shareholder 8% equity stake in ARBB

TP RM0.82 is just conservative only. Cement's demand is picking up strongly. YTL dominates 60% of clinkers in the cement industry

He has lost his mind, his acts in the past contradicting with his belief and investment style. He is in dilemma or maybe he is an old fox hiding in the sheep's skin. He is neither a good role model nor an activities investor

People at his age should start to educate the retailers how to earn money via his insights or do charity activities. This is a time to reflect, Uncle KYY

i'm still here, patiently reaping reward

naysayers :) love u

Also remember it's dividend policy going to restart again in FY21 with at least 50% to 80% of it's earnings

KLCI 2 days of profit taking activities but Edgenta not only unscathed but recovering strongly

Everything augur well with Edgenta, recovery to high base earnings and economy, vaccination campaign, reduction of RM100 mil over the next 5 years, digitalization efforts of the Company in terms of it's solutions. Its infrastructure segment going to kickstart strongly soon

Big players is joining the parade now

Very bullish chart formation. Next 1.89, 1.93 then above 2.

Don't worry about this. TP of RM3 still maintained. Is gonna break RM2 soon

They are doing well and will continue to do so. They are entering into 2nd phase of growth. You can seek clarification from the Company for the upcoming AGM on 31/3.

Up back

Hahaha

This Company has value and recovery theme, catalysts, pent-up demand and success of the vaccination campaign in UK

But accumulation is getting higher

Next level, it needs to break 55. Most likely today than 57.5 after that above 60

The only property developer in Malaysia that concentrates into property development in developed countries, where glut doesn't exists

Bullishness is getting more bullish. The Company is a credible, stronger balance sheet with track record than back then in 2017 when it was traded at RM1.20

54.5, 56.5 and above 60.

Fuiiiiyohhhh is comingggg. I'm accumulating

New theme is emerging, recovery and value play. YTL is both. Tech and glove are gone for now. Investors are looking into the traditional winners now

I see that it will break 70.5 ST resistance next week and heading to 81.5 and soon RM1

Is a recovery play with the mass vaccination campaign. YTL's businesses; Energy, cement, construction, property, hotel and leisure, telecommunication will boom once the dust is settled

YTL would be benefit from the termination of Singapore - Malaysia HSR, as it was the brainchild of Francis Yeoh. Same as what Prestariang is getting now. Is an offset deal

Lowest valuation of tech company in Bursa with upward trajectory in earnings and growing prospects, especially its latest venture into cloud computing

Technically is still bullish. Looking forward for it to go 41.5 and than 50. It absorbs the impact of the $1.6 trillion's Nasdaq onslaught quite well. Should see a strong rebound next week

Next week it will test 52, than 56.6 and above 60. Nothing will stop it from there

I'm accumulating again at 46.5 to 48.5

It won't be long. Bear with it. Before AGM on 31/3

See the chart properly and u will understand

Love u all

Thanks Seller :)

With right execution it could go back to even as high as RM3

Savings of RM100 mil with digitalisation of businesses. This will plough back to invest in technology to offer more digital solutions to its clients hence transforming its business into an agile business and boosting its margins. Various collaborations with strategic partners will be announced soon

Like its PA, it is closing the gap reflecting its strong demand. Same too when the investment community looking into deeply undervalued tech + renewable energy company

It could be just of matter of time to spike up significantly

Tomorrow might break its next level of 54

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/uem-edgenta-looks-towards-building-resilience-abroad