Ya. Becareful. HSR project is not easy. Huge investment, high maintenance cost, travelling fare cannot be too low else hard to earn $ hihihihi. Other than HSR, there are other many other projects which benefits the company AR. HSR is just an exciting catalyst to spark goreng actvs may be? IMHO
HSR wil have many pros and cons from many reviews and questionables with or without govt supports. I believe HSR wil go ahead as planned with some adjustments. MRCB wil move forward with other incoming projects e.g rails, properties and constructions. Its movements in KLSE r much noticeable. Slow and steady👍.
"HSR - GAME OVER" Many people have already made tons of money from MRCB, game over sooooo what? When people were making lots of money, you were sulking somewhere.
1st HSR consortiums announced they r willing to take this jobs even tho currency arent favourable instead of none at the moment. So there is a light in this unwanted project.
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd’s (MRCB) project pipeline is expected to start materialising in 2024 as the group benefits from better project pipeline visibility and value unlocking initiatives, says Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research. The research house said the construction and property group’s pipeline visibility is strong, anchored by projects such as the Light Rail Transit Three (LRT 3) phase two, and the redevelopment of Shah Alam Stadium and KL Sentral. As MRCB’s pipeline is estimated to be formalised in 2024, HLIB Research noted the lowest hanging fruit could be the reinstated scopes of the LRT 3 phase two. This was judged based on its targeted operations timeline of the second quarter of calendar year 2027 for phase two, in which the research house reckons formalisation of the enlarged scope will happen soon. HLIB Research noted the move would add more than RM1.5bil to MRCB’s active order book of RM1.5bil, as at end-September 2023. The Shah Alam Stadium redevelopment, worth some RM1bil, will likely be split into several phases to aid land monetisation with demolition phase expected to commence in 2024 and reach completion by mid-2025. HLIB Research noted other higher value phases will commence post-demolition, which is expected by the second half of 2025. The progress timeline of the project is rather fluid and could remain so considering 100% land consideration. “The commercial viability of proposed land parcels will have to be considered prior to finalisation,” the research house added. On a brighter note, MRCB has continued to benefit from its track record with KL Sentral, where it was the transit-oriented development or TOD developer of the project. HLIB Research estimates that MRCB’s appointment as the contractor for the rejuvenation of KL Sentral will be formalised by midyear and based on previous guidance, it could add about less than RM1bil to MRCB’s order book. Due to KL Sentral’s overcapacity situation and need for expansion, MRCB was chosen as the contractor for its revitalisation last year. Development rights over KL Sentral’s airspace will be provided to MRCB as part of this proposal. HLIB Research stated that in order to augment fare revenue, the consortium will need to work out an equity participation structure in addition to various non-fare revenue streams including property and media rights. As for MRCB’s property projects, launches worth RM4bil are slated for financial year 2024, with sales target standing at RM800mil, driven mainly by domestic projects. HLIB Research maintained a “buy” call on MRCB with a higher sum-of-part driven target price of 70 sen per share, after increasing construction target price earnings multiple to 16 times.
Those IB issued lots of CWs, they may have been making big money from it. They can distribute(sell off) their CWs to investors, usually CWs hard to trade, so only investors will buy, and it is a high risk product, got to do lots of homework (proper) and with guts.
So, it doesn't hurt IB at all, if IB issued CWs, the mother share price up or down, their research reports, their articles, their news, they are hoping the CWs r out of money and they gained fully from it. Tricks and traps r everywhere.
HSR will have to go ahead since govt already given the nod... they will eventually have to fund this mega project partially at least.... wait for the twists and turns.
It is good news if MRCB don’t get HSR project. There’s already Billions of projects coming into MRCB such as LRT3 extra 5 stations, KL Sentral 1b redevelopment, Shah Alam 1b stadium, flood mitigation, PBH Sabah, etc
Q4 result will be out anytime this week. From last week, company with good result will go up around 8% to 12% on next day after announcement. So, time to accumulate.
Celcom Tower sale completed in December will contribute appx RM100mil profit for Q4. Projected operating profit is around RM30mil to RM50mil ….based on LRT3 progress. Profit upto date Q3 is appx RM20mil. So, total profit for year 2023 is around RM150mil to RM170mil (assuming no other revaluation profit and forex exchange adjustment from Gold Coast project)
KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 26): TH Properties Sdn Bhd and Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB), through a 70:30 joint-venture company named 59 Inc Sdn Bhd, officially launched serviced apartment Padang Residences on Monday, according to a press statement.
Padang Residences is part of the RM3.09 billion Kota Semarak mixed development in Jalan Sultan Yahya Petra, Kuala Lumpur. Kota Semarak is a 27-acre (10.93-hectare) leasehold mixed-development project to be developed in three phases. It will comprise serviced apartments, shop offices and a retail mall. The entire development is expected to be completed by June 2027.
TH Properties board member Datuk Wan Hashimi Albakri W A A Jaffri said, “The appetite for our products stays strong, as demonstrated by sales of our industrial and residential products in Bandar Enstek and Warisan Puteri 2, Seremban. We plan to sustain this momentum with better products, and we hope to continue receiving robust support from buyers and investors alike.”
MRCB: TH Properties and MRCB launch Padang Residences in RM3.09b Kota Semarak mixed development in KL. TH Properties SB and Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB), through a 70:30 joint-venture company named 59 Inc SB, officially launched serviced apartment Padang Residences. Padang Residences is part of the RM3.1bn Kota Semarak mixed development in Jalan Sultan Yahya Petra, Kuala Lumpur. Kota Semarak is a 27-acre (10.93-hectare) leasehold mixeddevelopment project to be developed in three phases. It will comprise serviced apartments, shop offices and a retail mall. (The Edge)
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