Thank SincereStock for giving the right info. I just overlooked as I am new to this counter.
Another thing I didn't get it is that since the market price of Asiapac now is below RM0.20 (RM 0.14 precisely), Isn't the original subscriber of the the ICULS who subscribed at RM 1 (One convert to 5 ordinary shares, i.e. cost of ordinary share = RM 1/5 =RM 0.20 per share) will lose as the market price of the ordinary share is RM 0.14?
Assuming one ICULS price now is RM 0.75. If one buy in this ICULS, then he can convert this one ICULS to 5 ordinary shares, the cost of this one ordinary share is RM 0.75/5= RM 0.15 per ordinary share. If he doesn't want to convert this ICULS, he (who bought at RM 0.75 per ICULS) will enjoy 3/750= 4% interest. Am I right? If it is correct, then buy in ICULS now is also not bad idea.
the amount of tourists or malls patrons is just to ensure full tenancy of the mall and it's parking lots (which currently has already very well achieved). there is no need to overload the mall with billion of patrons.
Since the current market share price for the ordinary shares is below RM0.20, the main shareholders is making a loss here (hold about 64% of ICULS). Therefore, it will be a wise move to buy in as the cost of your investment is below the main shareholder (for this ICULS subcription).
The ICULS is entitled to 3% interest rate p.a. which is roughly equal to monthly fixed interest rate but it is unsecured loan which mean the par value RM 1 pf ICULS will not be guaranteed. The question is why the main shareholder willing to loan the company and facing the risk of the ICULS value going down instead of just putting in the bank as a fixed deposit..?
from what I see, it is simply because the company's ordinary share worth way beyond RM0.20, refer to assets the company owns, or simply the NTA.
they introduced the ICULS just so that they can subscribes more ordinary shares of the company at the price of RM0.20 (with 3% annual interest), at the same time also funding the company for future projects.
when some retailers will choose not to subscribes to the ICULS, this will lead to increase in the % stacks of major shareholders in this company (by assuming all of them will fully subscribe the ICULS)
further more, by pushing down the price below rm0.20, at current state, they can buy back even more shares of the company from the retailers at even cheaper price. I suppose this is what major share holders trying to do.
but by doing so, this also open up chance for cash rich 3rd party to get involves and collect significant % of the company shares. look at the recent volume traded, roughly 15% of the company shares is traded in recent weeks. who is the major buyer or buyers?
So it is critical to buy below RM0.20. RM0.20 and below will consider to be quite safe unless the co goes liquidated (though it is quite unlikely as they have retained earning of RM 700 million and the co is profitable every quarter).
@Nepo indeed, if I had the money I will collect as much as possible ordinary shares of the company at below RM0.20, or even below RM0.25. I wonder why there is still no cash rich third party or company trying to take over this company at current price.
take over the company > sell the company assets > special dividend = quick money
@valour yeah just invest with cash fund that is not needed for long term, and never use borrowed money, to avoid being forced to sell prematurely (which I believe is 1 of the main reasons behind the recent panic sell)
From Kajang to Bangi, the distance is 9.1km, if MKH is benefited from ECRL(a station at Bangi), then I would say Labu is also benefited if it has a station at Nilai.
Calvin not here anymore. Maybe Maybe profit taken second time Or maybe go to oil cst or t7global destini velio I guess only la Calvin clever fast in fast out
Just pass through only so i don't really know much. If you see on google maps the position of Labu is beautiful, sandwiched between klia, nilai and seremban. Development surely coming. Airbus doing feasibility study, if kaotim the area gonna boom kao kao lah.
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Posted by Nepo > 2019-04-24 09:15 | Report Abuse
Thank SincereStock for giving the right info. I just overlooked as I am new to this counter.
Another thing I didn't get it is that since the market price of Asiapac now is below RM0.20 (RM 0.14 precisely), Isn't the original subscriber of the the ICULS who subscribed at RM 1 (One convert to 5 ordinary shares, i.e. cost of ordinary share = RM 1/5 =RM 0.20 per share) will lose as the market price of the ordinary share is RM 0.14?
Assuming one ICULS price now is RM 0.75. If one buy in this ICULS, then he can convert this one ICULS to 5 ordinary shares, the cost of this one ordinary share is RM 0.75/5= RM 0.15 per ordinary share. If he doesn't want to convert this ICULS, he (who bought at RM 0.75 per ICULS) will enjoy 3/750= 4% interest. Am I right? If it is correct, then buy in ICULS now is also not bad idea.