Mui Cash in hand Rm241million, borrowing Rm115m, net cash=Rm126m. If can sell Corus Hyde Park London for Rm1.0billion. Total cash=1.126b. That is 38.4 sens per share. Mui is selling at only 20 sens. Excluding Corus Hyde Park Mui still has 7 more hotel in UK and another two corus hotels in Malaysia. Mui has other landed properties in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia and the US. Mui holds Laura Ashley London and Metrojaya Malaysia. Mui is a major shareholder in PMC, PMH and Mui Property. You can buy Mui for 20 sens only. I remember Calvin has an article on Mui quite sometimes ago.
In April Mui appointed Rothschild & Sons UK as its adviser on the sale of Corus Hotel Hyde Park. 6 months has passed since then, just wonder what is the progress now. But for sure Mui will fly at the opening bell once the sale is announced.
FoolsGold : you are right. From the Annual Report 2019 released on 31/10/2019 which I have overlooked ( I received the report with CD only this morning, really, just now only from the postman) but I could have gone to the Bursa website to get it on 31/10, total borrowing is indeed Rm822m.
So my figure of Rm115m is from where? I got it from the quarterly report for quarter ending 30/6/2019 released by Mui on 30/8/2019. I don't understand why there is such a great discrepancy of Rm707m in borrowing? I am still cracking my head, but figures from the annual report for the AGM must be the correct figures. Thank you for pointing out the mistake. It is a sin to mislead any forum participant. Thank you.
The Group recorded a higher revenue of RM97.4 million and a PBT of RM0.6 million in the current quarter compared with a revenue of RM90.1 million and a LBT of RM77.9 million in the preceding quarter.
mui will benefit a lot through its subsi, muiprop, major project in NS.
Report: Putrajaya’s proposed new economic corridor could revive HSR project sooner Wednesday, 20 Nov 2019 10:20 AM MYT
BY R. LOHESWAR
Johor Immigration Director Baharuddin Tahir briefs Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad during a site visit to the Sultan Iskandar (BSI) Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex in Johor Baru October 31, 2019. — Bernama pic Johor Immigration Director Baharuddin Tahir briefs Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad during a site visit to the Sultan Iskandar (BSI) Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex in Johor Baru October 31, 2019. — Bernama pic KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 20 — The federal government could resume the postponed high-speed rail (HSR) project with Singapore sooner than expected if a new planned development blueprint is passed by the national Economic Action Council (EAC), according to The Straits Times (ST)
Citing anonymous government officials, the Singapore daily said the new plan aims to create a network of economic centres stretching from Bandar Malaysia — the Malaysian end of the shelved HSR project — here all the way south to Johor.
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Sources told ST the NEC could begin as early as next year if it gets the green light from the EAC, chaired by Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
“The technical assessment is nearly complete, but the commercial one is the actual test, as the economic viability of the project must be justified,” a top Putrajaya official told ST on condition of anonymity.
The plan is still in its infancy and remains hush-hush; it has currently been given the working name New Economic Corridor (NEC).
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If the plan goes through, it would connect existing developed centres like the Aeropolis around the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, the Vision Valley industrial park in Negri Sembilan, Iskandar Malaysia in Johor and smaller towns across the west coast of the peninsula as well as the central interior region to grow their potential.
Economic Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Azmin Ali had hinted at this new project during the recent Tanjung Piai by-election when he announced plans to create new development “nuclei” beyond the Klang Valley and other cities that can be new engines of economic growth.
The HSR, shelved for two years due to is prohibitive RM110 billion cost, will be coming up again for bilateral discussion between Malaysia and Singapore on May 31.
Government sources also told ST that Putrajaya has been looking at ways to trim the project, with land acquisition and station design identified as key areas where cost can be reduced.
“Many of the stops were allocated more than S$100 million (RM305.6 million) and we believe we can more than halve the amount,” a source was quoted as saying.
A spokesman for Singapore’s Ministry of Transport told ST that Putrajaya requested that both sides discuss the way forward for the HSR project during the suspension period, with the aim of reducing costs.
“Singapore has not received any formal proposals from Malaysia on the HSR project to date,” the spokesman added.
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Armada fly from 15 to 45 now and cold eye bot around 20, i believe muiind will fly too very soon!!