I am new learner here. Mind to share with us what is sell fast?
Ans : Buy share can queue, sell share must give to buyer. It is a psychological game. Once you miss the high price, You will end up never sell the share and end up suffer higher loss. Thank you
Ans : Buy share can queue, sell share must give to buyer. It is a psychological game. Once you miss the high price, You will end up never sell the share and end up suffer higher loss.
KK Times Square Imago Mall Inks Key International Brand Names posted on Mar 19, 2014
Residents and tourists in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah will soon be spoilt for choice with well-known international and local labels added to IMAGO Mall, a lifestyle luxury mall in East Malaysia. Scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2014, this world-class shopping destination offers international fashion labels such as Burtons, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, Swarovski, Topman/Topshop, Tumi and Victoria’s Secret with some making their very first appearances in the neighbourhood.
The mall has over 300 retail outlets across a net leasable area of approximately 800,000 square feet. Developed by Syarikat Kapasi Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Asian Pac Holdings Bhd (“Asian Pac” or “Company”), IMAGO Mall is expected to change the Kota Kinabalu city skyline with its recently signed prestigious fashion and lifestyle companies, namely Aeon Fantasy, Bonia Group, DNP Clothing, MBO, Padini Group, Parkson, Swarovski and Valiram Group.
On a mission to create a more wholesome shopping experience, the Group Managing Director of Asian Pac, Dato’ Mustapha bin Buang revealed to the press that it is an honour to have both international and local fashion brands signing on and putting their trust in the company.
“We are indeed excited with the signing on of our new partners as it marks a major milestone in realising our vision for KK Times Square. When we first conceptualised IMAGO Mall, we focused on creating an urban hub to add vibrancy and enhance the value of the surrounding areas. Our goal was simple – maximise opportunities for shoppers to enjoy an exciting yet therapeutic retail experience, right here in Kota Kinabalu. This is now becoming a reality,” said Dato’ Mustapha.
With this mission in mind, visitors to the mall will now be able to find several other popular fashion, F&B and lifestyle brands including CYC Mega Leisure, DC Super Comics, Etude, Kitschen, SenQ, Starbucks, Sticky and more, all under one roof within their neighbourhood.
“IMAGO Mall is truly the crowning jewel of KK Times Square. Located at one of the most sought-after pieces of prime retail real estate, it will be the first non-strata fully leased shopping mall in Kota Kinabalu and also professionally managed. This in turn allows us to have complete control over the tenancy mix, facilities and amenities of the mall. It is essentially part of our strategy to diversify into more recurring income as it will provide us with better earnings growth. With expected rental yields of five per cent per year, IMAGO Mall is expected to contribute 25% of overall revenue by year 2016. We believe that we are close to achieving our targets as more than 65 per cent of IMAGO Mall has been leased out,” explained Mr. Raymond Yu, Group Chief Executive Officer of Asian Pac.
To further complement the existing areas surrounding the development, IMAGO Mall will also have its very own dining boulevard, ranging from restaurants and cafés to alfresco street walk areas, giving its customers unobstructed views of the South China Sea and the Sutera Harbour Golf Course. Going the extra mile to ensure connectivity and accessibility, Asian Pac has also built a bridge that links the mall directly to the city centre.
The development of IMAGO Mall fits into Sabah’s overall economic outlook as it continues to remain on track, especially in the last two years. In the retail sector, among the features that are most sought after include easily accessible locations, design, layout, mall management and even tenant retention. Cognisant on this, Asian Pac’s KK Times Square development has been designed to fulfil this criterion, thus giving Kota Kinabalu its very own lifestyle hotspot while delivering a brand new world-class experience to Sabahans and tourists.
With the proliferation of local and foreign companies opening in the state, Sabah’s real estate has also experienced heighten activity, growing 10 to 13 per cent every year with more Malaysians and foreigners moving there. As such, Asian Pac believes that their integrated development at KK Times Square will experience further growth, especially with the introduction of the latest phase of The Loft and IMAGO Mall.
KUALA LUMPUR: Asian Pac Holdings Bhd may replicate its KK Times Square Phase II (KKTS), which is under construction in Sabah, in other locations following encouraging response.
Chairman Tan Sri Megat Najmuddin Megat Khas said the company is scouting for land in Penang, Johor, Sabah, and Sarawak.
“We’ve been looking around but good land is hard to come by these days. We are looking to replicate the KKTS project in Miri but nothing is on the cards yet.
“We believe that there is good opportunity to grow in Miri, thanks to the oil and gas operation. Miri is also a developed market and close to Brunei,” he told Business Times in an interview, here, recently.
Syarikat Kapasi Sdn Bhd, a unit of Asian Pac, is developing KKTS in Kota Kinabalu.
The project comprises signature offices, 631 luxury apartments and the 800,000 square feet Imago mall.
KKTS’s total construction cost is estimated at about RM700 million.
The signature offices were completed in 2007 while the apartments and mall are slated for completion by late-2014.
“When we bought the 6ha to develop KKTS several years ago, everyone thought it was a bad idea. But we planned the development carefully using world-class materials and engaging top architects to produce a first-of-its kind development for Sabah.
“The signature offices and apartments are now fully sold. The development, although not fully completed, has changed the landscape of the Kota Kinabalu city centre,” said Megat Najmuddin.
He said the apartments, which were worth RM600 million, were sold out within 18 months. With an average selling price of RM983 per square foot, they came to about RM754,000 to RM2,818,000 per unit.
The buyers were locals and investors from Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, and Brunei.
- Malaysia Property News
ASIAPAC has many other projects in line other than Imago Mall!!! Look and see for yourself! Asiapac will be the darling stock of Bursa 2014!!!
With all the positive news from so many experience people here, I have confident in this counter. Share is a buy n sell game. Without seller, you won't get to buy. As long as the sellers think they have make a contented profit, they will sell . But without the buyers, they won't be able to sell. Therefore buy and sell as you wish and you are lucky sometime n unlucky another time. Cheers n have a great weekend as there Is no buy n sell to worry about.
Can see some systematic sellings today exspecially in the morning. Maybe some parties clearing the holdings for now. However Asiapac has a very strong FA, relatively, the price is very cheap now, waiting for the sellings end to in again.
Dont buy n sell to often u will regret. Operator dare not do in this way. Will make player run. They only test buy n sell. Where the buy n sell come from. I think many ppl hand is rubing this weekend to buy or not buy this Monday. My answer is to buy below .275. ASIAPAC is going to double storey house first b4 to super line house.
MACD and RSI also show bearish signal. Next week is another show! Fortunefullz is so smart sold today! Thanks to OTB for the Hint earlier and thanks to Fortunebullz foe shedding lights to us continually!
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Exciting days ahead for Asiapac!!! Hold on tight to your ride!!! Do not let go!!!