Breakfast telor setengah masak pun tak boleh telan sekarang.

Sila ikut jadual peperiksaan ini...haha
Sep21 0.130 - 0.065
Oct21 0.060 - 0.050
Nov21 0.045 - 0.035
Dec21 0.035 - 0.025
Jan22 0.025 - 0.015

Siapa semalam beli 0.82 guna margin? Standby underwear utk dijual...

Mati la hari ini...

Sabar...buka nanti sapu la....tapi tak tau bila..haha

Borsig cerita lamaaaaaa...

Sudah sejuk

Today window shopping only.

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AirAsia X explains no-refund policy, says if it can’t operate, ‘passengers get nothing’
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 25 — Financially crippled budget airline AirAsia X Bhd (AAX) sought to explain why it cannot give refunds in cash to passengers who are also listed as “creditors” in its debt restructuring scheme.

AAX CEO Benyamin Ismail told news portal The Vibes in a report published today that the company cannot afford refunds as it does not have enough cash flow, but will be providing flight credits that can be redeemed when international flights resume.

Benyamin also explained AAX’s debt restructuring scheme that was reported on October 18 and approved on November 12, where it had among other things proposed paying off 0.5 per cent of over US$8 billion (RM33 billion) owed to creditors.

AAX’s proposed debt restructuring plan had required approval from its creditors, with the alternative being AAX’s liquidation and with zero recovery of funds expected for creditors.

Out of RM63.5 billion in debt, AAX reportedly owes RM600 million to passengers and travel agents.

Benyamin said that all creditors were seen as those to whom the company owed money when it made the restructuring plan.

“One of them (creditors) is the passengers. We cannot treat anybody differently. If we are to exclude the passengers, the creditors — who are other companies — will complain and ask why we treat passengers differently.

“In the scheme itself, everyone will be affected by the restructuring, but what we did in the court documents was say that the company is flexible in terms of giving back benefits to the passengers.

“But the scheme speaks for itself. We have to be fair to all creditors. Is it better for the passengers if we are alive or dead? If we’re dead, the passengers get nothing. But if we’re alive, they will get all the credits, so which one would passengers prefer?” he was quoted saying.

On the credits to be given to AAX passengers, Benyamin was quoted saying: “We may provide credit value for what they purchased, so if they bought something for RM1,000 (before), we will give it in credits with flexible terms.”

Benyamin was reported saying that the reopening of international borders and the resuming of international flights could be up to a year later, and that AAX will for now look into how customers can use the credits.

“We will do that over time once the flights have resumed. At the end of the day, the passengers are the bread and butter for this airline. If we were to shortchange them, it would have a big impact on the brand and the airline as well,” he was quoted saying.

On November 10, the Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (Matta) asked for a fairer compensation scheme compared with the suggested 0.5 per cent debt payment under the proposed restructuring scheme that would see travel agents, charter agents and passengers receiving RM3.0 million out of the RM599.8 million owed, asking AAX to either give a full debt settlement rate or to convert all outstanding liabilities into future credit points.

Following Matta’s call, the Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom) on November 11 said it had in a letter on that day to AAX urged the company to reassess the proposal to treat passengers as creditors and to pay only 0.5 per cent of the tickets’ value under the debt restructuring plan announced on October 18, reiterating that passengers should be reimbursed for the tickets bought and also noting that AAX had repeatedly assured it is committed to reimburse passengers would could not fly due to cancelled flights.

Benyamin said that AAX will deal directly with Mavcom.

On November 12 which was also when AAX creditors approved the debt restructuring plan, AAX director Tan Sri Tony Fernandes told passengers affected by the debt restructuring that the company intends to provide travel credits that can be used to buy flight tickets in the future once international borders reopen.

On November 15, AAX was reported saying that affected passengers would be receiving the travel credits, as well as 0.5 per cent payment of what is owed to them and other cash-based entitlements based on its annual revenue performance over three years.

On November 23, AAX was reported to have recorded an RM149.14 million net loss and revenue of RM99.27 million for the first quarter of 2021 ending September 30, 2021.

Related Articles AirAsia X says it will give travel credits to passengers affected by its debt restructuring Public Investment Bank upgrades AirAsia X to ‘neutral’ Mavcom says air travel consumers not creditors, wants AirAsia X to reimburse customers for tickets purchased.

Konsortium Transnasional 3Q net profit plunges 88% year-on-year
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 25): Konsortium Transnasional Bhd (KTB)’s net profit for the third quarter ended Sept 30, 2021, plunged 88% to RM1.85 million from RM15.64 million in the previous year’s corresponding quarter.

This was despite a 50% increase in its quarterly revenue to RM5.46 million from RM3.64 million.

Earnings per share fell to 0.46 sen from 3.88 sen.
In its filing with the bourse, KTB attributed the higher revenue for the quarter to the low base effect, due to the major shutdown of operations, including its stage bus division, during the Movement Control Order (MCO) in 2020.

It said its profit for the quarter was lower mainly due to the reversal of interest expense amounting to RM3.6 million which it recognised in 2020, as well as the waiver of debt amounting to RM40 million in the same year.

Quarter-on-quarter, the group returned to the black since its RM4.52 million net loss in the second quarter ended June 30, 2021, while revenue grew 80% from RM3.03 million.

For the nine months ended Sept 30, the group's net loss shrank to RM7.61 million from RM10.19 million in the previous year’s corresponding period, while cumulative revenue declined 56% to RM11.49 million from RM26.12 million.

On its prospects, the group highlighted the severe impact the pandemic has had on the transportation industry due to restricted travel, and a general concern by the public on the pandemic.

“Coupled with the challenging economic forecast for 2021, the group anticipates a difficult business environment until the fourth quarter of 2021. The group is maintaining a very tight compliance regime for the benefit of all stakeholders,” it said.

KTB rose 0.5 sen or 2.5% to close at 20.5 sen, giving a market capitalisation of RM82.57 million.

Relax dulu..malam baru sambung cerita.

Haha semua million2 profit...banyak pandai la..saya kfc profit saja.

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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 24 — Many people in the country aged between 30 and 45 will go bankrupt next year when most of the government aid packages end, according to the Malaysian Association of Borrowers and Consumers Solution (4PM).

Jangan main dgn api

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Kenapa sapu ini hari....tunggu esok la.

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PublicInvest ceases coverage of Serba Dinamik
KUALA LUMPUR: Public Investment Bank Bhd (PublicInvest) says it has ceased coverage on Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd.

This is given that Serba Dinamik's earnings visibility will likely be limited and the need to redeploy PublicInvest's resources internally.

The firm's last call on Serba Dinamik was "Neutral" with a target price of 31 sen based on a 0.3x multiple to its financial year 2021 book value of RM1.05.

"Earnings estimates should no longer be relied on as basis of investment decisions," PublicInvest said in a report today.

Shares of Serba Dinamik have been suspended since October 22 by Bursa Malaysia "in the interest of maintaining an orderly and fair market in the trading of the company's securities", PublicInvest noted.

This came as a result of a directive by the regulator to disclose findings of the special independent review pursuant to Paragraph 2.23(1) of the Main Market Listing Requirements, which Serba Dinamik declined to do.

The company contended that Ernst & Young Consulting Sdn Bhd was still in the midst of performing the special independent review.

Subsequent to this, Serba Dinamik missed coupon payments for its US$300 million sukuk. although the company had indicated that it would make good the payments within the one-month grace period under the terms of agreement.

Meanwhile, Serba Dinamik chairman and an independent director have just resigned, citing that Bursa's most recent stipulations had stopped them from fairly discharging their duties.

Bursa had, on November 22, announced that it was seeking a court order to compel Serba Dinamik to disclose updates on the findings of the special independent review.

"Given the heightened uncertainties as a result of these issues – accounting-related queries, legal challenges with auditors (both KPMG and EY) and the regulator – we are unable to appropriately assess the prospects of the group in the near to medium term," PublicInvest said.

Take profit...jangan tamak.

Sikit2 untung jadi la...

Siapa sangkut....bawa bertenang...sila berfikir cara rasional...ramai yang masih sayang.

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Dyson has terminated its relationship with supplier ATA IMS Bhd (ATAI.KL) following an audit of the Malaysian company's labour practices and allegations by a whistleblower, the British firm famed for its high-tech vacuum cleaners told Reuters.

Dyson said it had commissioned an audit of working conditions at ATA earlier this year, the results of which were received on Oct 4.
In addition, it was informed in September of a whistle-blower making allegations about unacceptable actions by ATA staff and immediately commissioned an international law firm to undertake a further investigation, Dyson said.

"Despite intense engagement over the past six weeks, we have not seen sufficient progress and have already removed some production lines," Dyson said in a statement to Reuters. "We have now terminated our relationship with six months’ of contractual notice."

ATA, which makes parts for Dyson's vacuum cleaners and air purifiers, did not immediately respond to a Reuters' request for comment.

According to ATA, Dyson accounts for almost 80% of its revenue.

ATA had in May denied allegations of forced labour at its factories after a prominent rights activist said U.S. authorities were going to scrutinise the company's work practices.

LIMIT DOWN!

Jangan masuk...tunggu dulu..

Dapat breakfast 4k di G3...bilis tunggu sini lagi ke..

sold all 1.27...tq

0.005 sen turun...mau run ka...hahahahahaha

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Abdul Karim sells 4.6% stake in KPower at below market price for RM10.38m
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 24): Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd group managing director and chief executive officer Datuk Dr Mohd Abdul Karim Abdullah has sold 25 million shares representing a 4.606% stake in KPower Bhd, formerly known as Kumpulan Powernet Bhd, at below market value.

According to the company's bourse filing, the shares were sold via a direct business transaction. The purchaser was not specified.

The 25 million shares were sold in two separate occasions, with the first tranche of 21.25 million shares sold on Tuesday (Nov 23) at 40.9 sen per share. The remaining 3.75 million shares were sold on Wednesday at 45 sen per share. KPower shares settled at 56.5 sen on both days.

The sale of those shares for about RM10.38 million in total has trimmed Mohd Abdul Karim's stake in KPower to 15.226% comprising 82.65 million shares from 19.832% or 107.65 million shares previously.

At the closing price of 56.5 sen apiece on Wednesday, Mohd Abdul Karim's stake in the renewable energy contractor is worth around RM46.7 million. The group now has a market capitalisation of RM307 million.

Just about a month ago on Oct 21, Mohd Abdul Karim sold his entire 55.9 million warrant holdings in Serba Dinamik, which represented about 6.34% of the group's total warrants, at near record low prices, only to purchase one million shares in Serba Dinamik a day later.

The share trades of Serba Dinamik, together with Sarawak Consolidated Industries Bhd (SCIB) — two companies that Mohd Abdul Karim is actively involved in — have been suspended recently. Serba Dinamik's suspension, since Oct 22, was due to its failure to provide an update on its ongoing special independent review regarding some accounting issues, while SCIB was suspended from Nov 9 due to its inability to issue its annual report within the stipulated time frame.

Year-to-date, KPower has declined by 69.06% from its Dec 31, 2020 price of RM1.81 per share.

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 24): Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd group managing director and chief executive officer Datuk Dr Mohd Abdul Karim Abdullah has sold 25 million shares representing a 4.606% stake in KPower Bhd, formerly known as Kumpulan Powernet Bhd, at below market value.

According to the company's bourse filing, the shares were sold via a direct business transaction. The purchaser was not specified.

The 25 million shares were sold in two separate occasions, with the first tranche of 21.25 million shares sold on Tuesday (Nov 23) at 40.9 sen per share. The remaining 3.75 million shares were sold on Wednesday at 45 sen per share. KPower shares settled at 56.5 sen on both days.

The sale of those shares for about RM10.38 million in total has trimmed Mohd Abdul Karim's stake in KPower to 15.226% comprising 82.65 million shares from 19.832% or 107.65 million shares previously.

At the closing price of 56.5 sen apiece on Wednesday, Mohd Abdul Karim's stake in the renewable energy contractor is worth around RM46.7 million. The group now has a market capitalisation of RM307 million.

Just about a month ago on Oct 21, Mohd Abdul Karim sold his entire 55.9 million warrant holdings in Serba Dinamik, which represented about 6.34% of the group's total warrants, at near record low prices, only to purchase one million shares in Serba Dinamik a day later.

The share trades of Serba Dinamik, together with Sarawak Consolidated Industries Bhd (SCIB) — two companies that Mohd Abdul Karim is actively involved in — have been suspended recently. Serba Dinamik's suspension, since Oct 22, was due to its failure to provide an update on its ongoing special independent review regarding some accounting issues, while SCIB was suspended from Nov 9 due to its inability to issue its annual report within the stipulated time frame.

Sep21 0.130 - 0.065
Oct21 0.060 - 0.050
Nov21 0.045 - 0.035
Dec21 0.035 - 0.025
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Kalau Mabel orang yang tahu
Bila serba boleh jalan terus

KUALA LUMPUR: Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd chairman Datuk Illyas Pakeer Mohamed and independent non-executive director (INED) Johan Mohamed Ishak have stepped down from the company's board with immediate effect.

Illyas and Johan were appointed as INEDs of the integrated oil and gas service provider on June 18.

In their resignation letters dated Nov 22, the duo said the requirements imposed by Bursa Malaysia on Serba Dinamik had prohibited them from fairly discharging their duties as independent directors.

As such, they were unable to fulfil their responsibilities to the company, its shareholders and the overall fairness of their independent directors' role in the Malaysian capital market.

"Adhering to the requirements imposed by Bursa Malaysia would put both of them in an untenable position, contradictory to the said responsibilities above mentioned, as it necessitates, in their opinion, premature and unfair actions due to the incomplete special independent review by Ernst & Young that is still on-going and thus inconclusive," Serba Dinamik pointed out in a stock exchange filing today.

The company thanked both Illyas and Johan for "their outstanding service, dedication and contribution during their five-month tenure".

"By all measures, Serba Dinamik has seen remarkable improvement on their watch which strengthens the confidence of our investors and partners alike, increasing our performance and building a growing business model as well as maintaining great relationships inside and outside the organisation.

"The board of directors of Serba Dinamik will identify the new independent directors and will make the announcements accordingly," it noted.

Following Illyas' resignation, Datuk Seri Mohamed Farid Abu Hassan, one of the two remaining INEDs besides Siti Zaleha Sulaiman, will assume the company's chairmanship.

Illyas would be best remembered for his fiery remark aimed at Serba Dinamik's former external auditor KPMG PLT whereby he likened the latter's accounting or auditing standard to that of a "shoplot auditor".

Illyas made that remark during his maiden appearance following Serba Dinamik's decision to file a civil claim against KPMG for substantial damages inflicted on its share price and market capitalisation.

Serba Dinamik was last transacted at 35 sen at the close of the mid-day trading on Oct 22 prior to the trading suspension of its shares/warrants, giving it a market capitalisation of RM1.31 billion.

Reuse, reduce, recycle...

Tomorrow bottom fishing again.

Ini berita baik...buat siapa yg tak pegang share lagi..haha