Last year until end of December I made realised gains of RM140,157.02 from what I have sold. This month I made a further few thousand from sale of TA Enterprise and FGV.
If don't keep record of purchase and sale how to know how much gain is made. Biggest gain I made in a counter last year was MLab (around RM36,000). Supermax I sold at RM22.52 before the bonus. Very easy to make money if you have discipline and patience to buy low and sell high.
When lots of people were buying plantation as CPO breaches RM3,000/ton I sold my plantation shares and bought into steel cheaply. When steel suddenly spiked I sold steel and started to buy into Boustead. It's really easy to make money.
@TheContrarian > Jan 23, 2021 4:09 PM | Report Abuse
Sifu now many plt ctrs are very cheap Wtk tdm rsawit mhc golden land ioi and all very cheap Seem can add because normally next month all can get good results as price oil palm.is good
ivan9511, I don't think plantation is a good buy. Output is down. There's labour shortage harvesting the fruits, transportation problem due to MCO, flooding etc. The fruits are left to rot. Golden Land can buy below 40 sen.
BousteadInvestor, I see you started investing in Boustead since July. Hope you make a lot from Boustead for your patience and continued support. LTAT sends you their regards and will reward you greatly.
at first, I didn’t believe the news, it seems the announcements get more serious every month. august september I buy a bit. actually what is wrong with this ltat n boustead?
LTAT was unable to declare higher dividends for the past 2-3 years due to mark to market Boustead valuations write down under the new MFRS guidelines. Boustead is the biggest LTAT listed investment portfolio. Boustead shares was hammer down due to prevailing low CPO commodity price in 2018-2019 and large acquisitions cost for their Sabah land in 2018
Newsbreak: Sources: LTAT to take Boustead private via SCR and up takeover price
AFTER two deadline extensions, Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera (LTAT) has decided to take its listed flagship group Boustead Holdings Bhd private, say sources. The armed forces fund has until Feb 2 to make up its mind on the proposed privatisation.
Sources with knowledge of the matter tell The Edge that instead of LTAT making a general offer, the privatisation of its 59.43%-owned subsidiary Boustead can be done via a selective capital reduction and repayment (SCR) exercise. The armed forces fund is also likely to raise its indicative price of 80 sen per share that was proposed in May last year.
“The offer price could potentially be more than 90 sen per share, or maybe even RM1 per share, taking into account the fact that the value of Boustead’s stakes in three public-listed companies — Boustead Plantations Bhd (57.42%), Pharmaniaga Bhd (55.93%) and Affin Bank Bhd (20.73%) — have increased over the past few months,” says a source.
Since May 28 last year, shares of Boustead Plantations had risen 75% to close at 58.5 sen last Friday, while the share price of Pharmaniaga has more than doubled to settle at RM5.25. Affin Bank shares had gained 11% during that period to close at RM1.71 last Friday.
Boustead also holds 65% equity interest in Boustead Heavy Industries Corp Bhd, but BHIC’s share price had come off 21% since May last year to settle at 57 sen last Friday.
Over the last 12 months, shares of Boustead have declined by 29%. The stock closed at 66.5 sen last Friday, giving the company a market capitalisation of RM1.348 billion. The counter is currently trading at a price-to-book value of 0.38 times, against net assets per share of RM1.74 as at Sept 30 last year.
LTAT first confirmed on May 28 last year that it was considering taking Boustead private at an indicative price of 80 sen per share, although it also stated that there was no certainty that it would proceed with the proposal. Based on the indicative price, the proposed privatisation exercise would cost the armed forces fund about RM660 million.
In July 2020, the SC gave LTAT until Oct 27 that year to announce its firm intention on the proposed privatisation. The SC then granted an extension of four months, up to Feb 2 this year, for it to do so.
"" Sources with knowledge of the matter tell The Edge that instead of LTAT making a general offer, the privatisation of its 59.43%-owned subsidiary Boustead can be done via a selective capital reduction and repayment (SCR) exercise."' Any Sifus out there can Comment how SCR can take Boustead PRIVATE ? ( Buy Out all existing Share Holders ?? )
During the process of Capital reduction do they need SC and BN approvals ? After the Capital Reduction ... the Offer Price is determined by Who ? And what Happends if existing share Holders "Reject" the offer price ? Comments ....Sifus ?
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Posted by TheContrarian > 2021-01-22 19:29 | Report Abuse
Last year until end of December I made realised gains of RM140,157.02 from what I have sold. This month I made a further few thousand from sale of TA Enterprise and FGV.