Danny123, appreciate you making an effort going out there. I have not been there. Looking at google maps, I was wondering if Prudential Insurance, Zurich Insurance & VolksWagon dealer still there? If there are many empty units, to me this is an opportunity as MAA would have gotten it 'cheaper'.
Most of the discussion was centered around the PN17 status. June 28 is approaching, deadline to get out of PN17. Directors feel will get extension from Bursa to find new core business. But up to Bursa to give extension.
As for new core biz, they are still looking. They do not want to rush, looking for something with value. Identified a few, but felt expensive so stop, still having negotiation with others. Hoping by year end will have something to bring to us.
Won't be as aggresive on share buy-back as before, unless share price falls a lot. Analyst don't look very favorably on buy backs.
Also questions on where is the cash from the sale of MAAT was explained.
End of the day, nothing new or exciting. Wait and see.
they should buy back more aggressively with the kind of war chest (cash) they have.
what "analyst dont look favorably...?" excuse nonsense they give. MAA is NOT covered by any analyst and even if so, why bother what they think if your own company share price is truly undervalued.
LPTan68, yes, as in all counters that get out of PN17. Their stock price can shoot....some have go up by more than 300%. For me, 50% from current levels also I happy already. But have to be patience. Wondering if should add some more or not. I think will wait until MAA get extension for getting out of PN17.
Me too, I have been holding on. Fortunately, dividends have been good and hoping that it remains. I am hoping, without buy-backs, we will get more dividends.
I prefer dividends to buy-backs, as to me, buy-backs benefits the major share holder by increasing their control. Does not benefit us ikan bilis.
I have been here for a couple of years, it is not weather they will be out of PN17, it is when....and when it happens, that is when we should get good returns. Even if it takes 1 more year, a minimum 50% return with potential of doubling or tripling. Which is somewhat guaranteed, just a matter of time. Safe bet. Have to be patience. That is why I was thinking of adding to my holding. Most of my funds is invested in MAA.
Hi JamesOoi.....was wondering if you were still around.....I had noticed that too, in last 30 days, higher volume at 0.855~0.865. Hopefully, new core business will be identified soon.
Hi Balvin71, I hold this stock for about 6 years already and making good money. I am still going to sleep with the Management with new business. I am very confident that they will find a new business soon.
Patient is the game for this counter if you want to make more money. Now to me, MAA is a IPO counter as far as i am concern, waiting for the Management to invest into new business and stay with them for the growth in the new business. This is my way to this investment. you can disagree with me. I am sure MAA shareholders who buy into MAA 5 to 6 years ago and hold until today are all making good money and smiling all the way to the bank .... hahaha...
volume come or dunt come is d same bearish market company buy overvalue assets ve no business , still employed additional director , mean more money spent
That is exactly what I said on share buy-back. Go see my comment above on 8th of June.
Also, new director not only experience at CIMB bank. Per announcement:
Tunku Dato' Ahmad Burhanuddin was until recently the Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Themed Attractions Resorts & Hotels owners and managers of Legoland Resort Malaysia, The Datai Langkawi, Kidzania Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, and Puteri Habour in Iskandar Puteri.
They had a biz, MAA Takaful, due to BNM IFSA, the couldn't comply with the requirement and as such could not get out of PN17.
Wonder if anyone has noticed that the stake in MAAGP is increased substantially. Earnings for the next quarter is likely to double following their increased stake in MAAGP. When last quarter results were announced, their stake in MAAGP was 40%. It has since increased to 70%. Since the stake in MAAGP is almost doubled, the next quarter earnings are likely to follow suit.
Yes, looking at the last quarterly report, going forward, with 70% of MAAGP profits can almost cover all operating expenses. Hope MAAGP can continue to grow so that MAA can be cash flow positive and fly once got new core business.
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He's back !!!! MAA is about to move