a company with NTA 2.54, profit making company, i dont see any losses in any quarter before. stable dividend. temporary drop means to collect more if you have guts. the recent drop is just not justifiable, its almost 20% drop in a month time.
hmmm. any idea where we can obtain those info? btw, thanks for enlighten.. although the overall market sentiment is weak, but almost 35 cents / 20% drop after a good quarter report is just too hard for us to digest.
@thinkbig..i use hlebroking which show every single transaction..there is a 3k cross trade shown there.....stock money..easy come easy go..nothing we can do..
Can click on street view to have 360 degree view of the land. Looks like a commercial land instead of residential development. Anyone can advise on the impact to NTA after they successfully buy over this land?
Tomorrow i will buy... maybe the bad time is pass... uptrend will happen.... continue three day normal volume.... enter time... can wait also... see the volume is ok or not...
I actually decided not to buy this counter anymore after selling it earlier. Yesterday's drop was so much that I could not resist the temptation. Eventually I bought some at 1.74. Hope I have made the right decision!
The Board of Directors of PJ Development Holdings Berhad wishes to inform that the resolution as per the Notice dated 24 September 2014 was duly passed at the Extraordinary General Meeting of PJ Development Holdings Berhad.
Highlight: PJ Development, OSK Property will merge soon, says Ong Leong Huat
Written by Liew Jia Teng of theedgemalaysia.com Thursday, 09 October 2014 19:57
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 9): Veteran stockbroker Tan Sri Ong Leong Huat is ready to merge PJ Development Holdings Bhd (PJD) and OSK Property Holdings Bhd in a move to create a first-tier property giant.
“We have that in mind. I think it will be quite soon. You will hear from me,” Ong told a news conference after PJD’s extraordinary general meeting here today. He opined that the consolidation of the property companies can create stronger financial power, higher efficiency and economy of scale.
Ong is the group managing director of OSK Property, as well as the non-executive chairman of PJD. He emerged as a substantial shareholder of PJD in November 2013 with a 21.31% stake, taking the place of older brother Wong Ah Chiew. He also controls 71.65% of OSK Property.
Ong also said PJD is expected to see a profit growth of 20% in the financial year ended June 30, 2015 (FY15), up from RM224 million in FY14. Earlier at the meeting, shareholders gave PJD the green light to acquire a freehold land measuring about 2.026ha in Southbank, Victoria, Australia from Dynasty Falls Pty Ltd for A$145 million cash.
Published: Friday October 10, 2014 MYT 12:00:00 AM Updated: Friday October 10, 2014 MYT 8:34:04 AM
PJD-OSK Property merger ‘quite soon’, no privatisation of merged company
by wong wei-shen
“If you have two companies doing the same thing, and if it can be consolidated into a bigger entity, you can have more power, more efficiency, and more economies of scale,” Ong (pic forefront) said. “It is not our intention to privatise but rather to synergise.”
“If you have two companies doing the same thing, and if it can be consolidated into a bigger entity, you can have more power, more efficiency, and more economies of scale,” Ong (pic forefront) said. “It is not our intention to privatise but rather to synergise.”
KUALA LUMPUR: A merger and consolidation exercise between PJ Development Bhd (PJD) and OSK Property Holdings Bhd is expected to materialise soon.
Veteran stockbroker Tan Sri Ong Leong Huat said the exercise “will be quite soon”.
Ong is chairman of PJD as well as the managing director and chief executive officer of OSK Property.
He added that once consolidated, the entity would be able to do bigger things and deliver better results.
“If you have two companies doing the same thing, and if it can be consolidated into a bigger entity, you can have more power, more efficiency, and more economies of scale,” he told a press conference after PJD’s EGM yesterday. “It is not our intention to privatise but rather to synergise.”
The consolidation will result in the creation of a first-tier property developer.
“At the moment, we are second-tier developers, but combined, we will be a first-tier property developer,” he said.
‘First-tier’ constitutes a company with an annual turnover of RM3bil, Ong said.
Talks of the merger first surfaced when Ong emerged as the largest shareholder in PJD in November 2013. Ong has a 21.4% stake and 62.65% in PJD and OSK Property respectively.
Meanwhile, he expects PJD’s net profit to grow by 20% for the financial year ending June 30, 2015. “This will be backed by the advancement of certain projects, with the majority of it coming from YOU City @ Cheras, among others,” he said.
He added that PJD had RM1bil in unbilled sales, which would be realised within the next two years.
The company, with total gross development value (GDV) currently at between RM5bil and RM6bil, is expected to launch a few projects in Kuantan, Gohtong Jaya, as well as the third phase of YOU City in the next few months.
PJD has some 1,000 acres of landbank, which will be developed over the next five years.
“We have got enough for us to continue launching projects, while not being over burdened by landbanking costs,” said Ong.
Yesterday, PJD received unanimous shareholder approval to purchase about 2ha of freehold land in Melbourne, Australia for RM432.1mil, equivalent to RM21,307 per sq m. The land, which is its first major project overseas, has been earmarked as a mixed development with a GDV of between RM8bil and RM9bil, said Ong.
He added that the project would comprise residential blocks, office towers, a retail mall and a boutique hotel. He expected development works to commence late next year and be completed within five to seven years
Ong said once completed, PJD would retain some of the commercial units to generate recurring income for the group.
He said PJD would be funding the acquisition primarily via internally generated funds while the remainder would be through bank borrowings. Ong said that historically profit margins were much higher in Australia. “In Malaysia now, they are between 15% and 20%. Margins are much higher there,” he said.
He added the company would continue looking for opportunities around the region.
“The movement of people is very fluid these days. Businesses have to follow where the demand is. We want to go to areas where we can get better pricing and demand for our projects,” he said.
DJIA fell 335 last night, u will think today go up? go holland baru betul....wakakaka laughdie me....OTB still ask u to buy? that old fool...ask u buy and let him sell at higher price ...smart ass
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drop drop drop. everyday drop. run and stay sideway better