AFTER launching a takeover on OSK Ventures International Bhd, people are interested to know what shrewd businessman Tan Sri Ong Leong Huat is up to next.
He emerged in PJD as a substantial shareholder last November and was subsequently appointed non-independent and non-executive chairman on Dec 23.
He is also the managing director and chief executive officer at OSK Property Holdings Bhd. Ong has a 21.4% stake in PJD while he owns 57.8% of the latter.
Following the divestment of OSK Investment Bank Bhd to RHB Capital Bhd, the seasoned stockbroker had expressed OSK Holdings Bhd’s focus on property, among others, to develop the land next to OSK Plaza with a gross development value of RM1bil.
“Due to the lukewarm sentiment in the property market now, it could be a good time for him to carry out a merger and acquisition or some form of restructuring among the entities he own,” observers say.
PJD’s net asset per share was RM2.17 as of Sept 30, 2013, implying a discount of 38% compared to its share price.
Recently, the property player announced the sale of Menara PJD along Jalan Tun Razak, which will see it bag RM101mil that translates into earnings per share of 22 sen.
Catalysts
– Possible merger and acquisition play.
– Disposal of Menara PJD that translates into EPS of 22 sen.
Sepiroth, thank you for your chhb feedback. My remisier and Tan Sri Ong are same church members. Merger is definately on before Tan Sri embark to build more hotels compare to resindential properties. Many may not know Tan Sri Ong has many hotels in Malaysia that provide recurring incomes. I am amateur in stock market, i hope Sepiroth and others provide feedbacks? Thank you.
why not do own homework instead of relying on investment house coverage? by the time it gets house exposure, pjd's valuations may be a little too rich for the savvy investor. spot the hidden gem early, not buy the polished jewel.
what i saw was they cant suppress the uptrend , too many buyers coming in and i think todays closing should be 45 and above, more excitment comes in at tomorrow .
the stated tp for wc, in the above article looks realistic and i refuse not to believe in it, if osk take over pjd and they go ahead with the 1b project, these double + news will push shares prices up to a respectable high level.
tat rubbish Iris stock oso can rise tat much...Full of high borrowings and high P/E too...NTA just at 0.26 with low profits also can rise to 0.40...really bursa is a real gambling table...i am speechless...
I sold the mother shares (@RM1.1) & doubled my investment in WC (average @32Sen) last October. The results so far look good:)
On the other hand, I also sold Unisem and bought Unisem-WA last year but the results are totally different. While the mother shares are moving up, the warrants are not moving :(. Hopefully. Unisem-WA is my next golden-egg laying goose !
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10. PJ Development Holdings Bhd
AFTER launching a takeover on OSK Ventures International Bhd, people are interested to know what shrewd businessman Tan Sri Ong Leong Huat is up to next.
He emerged in PJD as a substantial shareholder last November and was subsequently appointed non-independent and non-executive chairman on Dec 23.
He is also the managing director and chief executive officer at OSK Property Holdings Bhd. Ong has a 21.4% stake in PJD while he owns 57.8% of the latter.
Following the divestment of OSK Investment Bank Bhd to RHB Capital Bhd, the seasoned stockbroker had expressed OSK Holdings Bhd’s focus on property, among others, to develop the land next to OSK Plaza with a gross development value of RM1bil.
“Due to the lukewarm sentiment in the property market now, it could be a good time for him to carry out a merger and acquisition or some form of restructuring among the entities he own,” observers say.
PJD’s net asset per share was RM2.17 as of Sept 30, 2013, implying a discount of 38% compared to its share price.
Recently, the property player announced the sale of Menara PJD along Jalan Tun Razak, which will see it bag RM101mil that translates into earnings per share of 22 sen.
Catalysts
– Possible merger and acquisition play.
– Disposal of Menara PJD that translates into EPS of 22 sen.
– Discount of 38% to net asset per share.
Risk
– Slowdown in property market.
- By Ng Bei Shan