HamsterHuat. Wait one day Fintec declares big dividend. Fintec shoot up like nobody's business. Those not owning any Fintec shares will be left behind. Buy small will be OK. I too notice that Fintec has no big shareholders and has no dividend record. That's bad actually. A red flag though.
During the last quarter report statement Reported that their price will catch up with NTA Let see how true is it and just believe him for a year or two
Thanks kenie for your feedback and reply to my question on Fintec huge profits announcement. Sure sound feverish with such a huge amount. But why keep adding new right issues and warrants and icps when they can sell off their quoted shares for quick money. Funny really.
I agree with you Musang King that it is a red flag with no big shareholders. The high NOSH is worrisome. There will be bound to be many weak holders and those quick to take profit. This situation is compounded with the many SIS and ESOS further diluting the capital base
Fintec is faced with a chicken and egg question. If they were to try to monetise their shareholding’s in other KLSE companies the prices may fall drastically unless there is a huge pool of buyers willing to buy up their stakes. May have an issue realising their paper gains
Fintec will defend own share lah....Got RI funding..... Surely need to show that their Glove Venture are finally a reality....With AT expertise,....can build another AI Glove Factory beside land at current AT premises.
My condolences to Paul and his family! May he RIP....I think he will bless us all by choosing new leader that will goreng FinTec shares to record high, good time to takeover this new glove shares, goreng jagan tak goreng .......hehehe....................
As I watch Fintec drift lower reminds me of Fintec after 2017 RI . For a long time from-2019 until June this year was trading at a range of $0.04-$0.065. Perhaps Fintec may be purposely suppress because if assuming Fintec rise to $0.13 worthwhile to convert Wartant C which will see Fintec NSOH increase by an additional 1.1 B
Fintec huge profits declared in the last 2 Qtrs really awesome. No common group of companies in Malaysia can do such a feat. I believe the Auditors do not simply approved and verified such 2020 Audited Financial Reports. Doing such is against the rules set by the MIA and all the relevant Authorities. But I do understand investing into Quoted and Open Market Securities do have risks but such risks are subject to the rise and fall of each individual shares and portfolio. The Auditors and their Accountants are using the fair value accounting to report the profits. Fair value accounting do not cause the financial crisis (if any), but the crisis may have been aggravated by common mis-perceptions about fair value accounting standards. If we can make these accounting complexities clearer by adopting a dual dimensional approach using one fair value accounting and one historical cost accounting to our financial reporting, then both companies and stakeholders are then be better equipped to respond intelligently whenever any financial markets are next thrown into turmoil again and again and again. Based on my observations on the latest Qtr Report of Fintec, I know this risk and I fully accept what the investing public think about Fintec at the moment. Investing in Fintec now at 8 sen is the lowest if compared to what Fintec has reported such a huge profit. I believe one day Fintec would make a big dividend payout and the investing public will be awed. I invest in Fintec around 2 to 4 million shares only. Do not want to go in too deep, afraid the public fear may be correct because even the Directors of Fintec do not own any substantial shares. This is my only worry about Fintec. Do invest into Fintec and do not go in too deep. That's my advice.
Fintec recorded a “fair value gain on investment securities” of RM714.2 million — nearly 10 times the RM73.6 million it recorded a year earlier in 2QFY2020. On its balance sheet as at Sept 30, 2020, it had RM1.23 billion in investment securities, almost four times the RM358.1 million recorded six months earlier on March 31.
Fintec did not reveal the details of the investment portfolio as it is not required under Bursa Malaysia’s listing rules. However, based on the disclosure of companies’ shareholdings through its wholly-owned subsidiary Asiabio Capital Sdn Bhd, Fintec holds shares in Saudee Group Bhd, VSolar Group Bhd, Komarkcorp Bhd, Focus Dynamics Group Bhd, Seacera Group Bhd and AT Systematization Bhd — all penny stocks. In a nutshell, the large gains were due to the surge in the market values of its investments.
The Change of Auditors was necessary because the former Auditors Siew Boon Yeong was fined and repriminded by the Securities Commission on Oct. 2018 and thus Fintec took the neccessary step to change Aiditors to PKF International Malaysia who is a more reowned and well accepted auditors worldwide. You must see the reason why they changed Auditors. See below link. AOB ACTS AGAINST AUDITORS 19 October 2018 | Kuala Lumpur The Securities Commission Malaysia’s Audit Oversight Board (AOB) fined Siew Boon Yeong & Associates and its Managing partner Dato’ Siew Boon Yeong RM227,000 and RM81,000 respectively for failing to comply with the requirements of the approved standards on auditing in Malaysia. The AOB also prohibited the firm and Siew from auditing the financial statements of a public interest entity (PIE) and schedule fund for nine months. In addition, AOB prohibited a former partner of Siew Boon Yeong & Associates, Lim Teik Ee, from auditing the financial statements of any PIE for nine months after he was found to have failed to carry out his role as an Engagement Quality Control Reviewer (EQCR) for three public listed companies effectively. The EQCR plays an important role in the quality control process of an audit and is key to safeguarding audit quality. This is the first time the AOB has taken enforcement action against an auditor who was an EQCR.
ctooi51. Please read the above postings of mine explaining why the change of auditors is a must for Fintec. It was the Auditor's fault that had nothing to do with Fintec. Fintec only needed to change that Auditors because of suspension of licence imposed by SC to the former Auditors Siew Boon Leong & Associates effective 19 October 2018.
I WOULD BUY FINTEC AS MUCH AS I COULD AT TODAY'S 8 SEN PRICE PER SHARE IF ONLY FINTEC DIRECTORS THEMSELVES CAN BUY INTO FINTEC SHARES TO BECOME AS A SUBSTANTIAL SHAREHOLDERS. THE REASON WHY PUBLIC SHY AWAY FROM FINTEC IS BECAUSE THEIR OWN DIRECTORS THEMSELVES DO NOT OWN ANY FINTEC SHARES. HOW WEIRD AND STRANGE?
Musang King, Like you I too have a similar issue with another KLSE company which I do not wish to disclose at this forum. None of the directors are shareholders. Only an executive director is the major shareholder. This caused the company free float to be almost 900M With so much free float there are bound to be shareholders who will cut loss or take quick profit. This company is stuck in a trading range of $0.05-$0.06 for months. If Executive Directors are substantial shareholders in a stroke of pen will effectively reduce the free float and easier for the share value to appreciate. As you have said Fintec shareholders may be faced with a similar problem compounded by the fact that the NSOH is 2.8B which is very large . I am of the opinion that directors must lead by example and have faith in the company that they manage to be a substantial shareholders
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