support may be coming for pos malaysia share for higher mark-to-market price for expected impairment loss for DRB's quoted investment in pos malaysia as follows:
For FYE 31.12.2019, external auditor is expected to urge DRB to provide for impairment loss for pos malaysia (quoted investment), prolonged 5 quarterly loss reported by pos malaysia and quoted investment in pos malaysia should mark to market price of pos malaysia. DRB group of companies and Syed mokhtar could do the same like VT and berjaya group of companies to buy more pos shares to support its market price. Total impairment loss as follows:
23.4% x 782 mil shares issued x [RM3.33 - RM1.39] = RM251.02mil 32.2% x 782mil shares issued x [RM3.60 - RM1.39] = RM346.41mil ***Total impairment loss expected=RM597.43mil
*Total impairment loss in pos malaysia pending for DRB if mark to current market price of pos malaysia at RM1.39 now.
(Year 2015) The acquisition, subject to the complete capitalisation of RM552.9 million owed by KLAS to DRB-Hicom and the transfer of 100 acres of land in Kedah from Konsortium Logistik Bhd (owned by KLAS) to DRB-Hicom, would be satisfied via the issuance of 250.8 million new ordinary shares in Pos Malaysia at an issue price of RM3.33 a share.
According to Hong Leong Investment Bank Bhd in a note dated Dec 11, upon the completion of the exercise, DRB-Hicom may own up to 55.6% stake in Pos Malaysia (based on current share price), and Pos Malaysia will become a subsidiary of DRB-Hicom, from being a 32.2% associate.
DRB-Hicom will apply for exemption from the Securities Commission Malaysia from undertaking a mandatory takeover offer of Pos Malaysia, after the disposal exercise.
(Year 2011) DRB will purchase Khazanah's 32.2% stake in POS for RM622.8m or RM3.60/share.
See how Syed Mokhtar plays with the expected DRB's impairment loss due to quoted investment in pos malaysia pula :)
Syed Mokhtar a key player in ECW-UEMS merger? Emmanuel Samarathisa | 29 Nov 2019 00:30
A+ A A- Three years ago, Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin was a jubilant man. After getting out of a corporate tussle involving property giant SP Setia Bhd, he immediately found his footing and made a mer- curial comeback through a pair of property ventures: EcoWorld Development Group Bhd (ECWD) and its sister EcoWorld International Bhd (ECWI).
Such was the brisk growth of the EcoWorld group of companies that Liew was confident of fielding questions from the local press. That was what he did on Jan 23, 2016. Among the earliest questions posed to Liew was how he obtained a plot of land for his maiden development.
Without hesitation, the property developer name-dropped one of the most important figures in Corporate Malaysia: Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar Albukhary.
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 2): The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry (KPDNHEP) through the National Cost of Living Action Council, plans to enhance the efficiency of the e-commerce delivery system in an effort to reduce costs related to business.
Its minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said such an efficient delivery system was important because the e-commerce platform could bypass the conventional business network, which normally involved high costs of workers’ salary, utilities and delivery.
"We should make use of existing technology that is e-commerce to increase efficiency (of delivery system) because we see that this aspect is part of the information technology mastery.
“Imagine if we can open an e-commerce platform for perishable items like fish and vegetables, definitely the aspect of delivery system is the most important (to ensure quality of the goods)," he said when appearing as a guest of the Bicara Naratif: Pencapaian KPDNHEP Sepanjang Tahun 2019 which was telecast live on TV1 tonight.
He said KPDNHEP planned to follow in the footsteps of China’s e-commerce company JD.com, which uses a smart delivery system involving robots and drones in its business operations.
In the 60-minute programme, Saifuddin also spoke of the ministry’s achievements this year, including the Food Bank Programme which has benefited 400,000 households and the My100 and My50 unlimited travel pass initiative involving more than 900,000 users of public transport.
He said among the most satisfying achievements was that serious complaints from consumers were almost unheard of following the implementation of the Festive Season Maximum Price Control Scheme (SHMMP).
"This is because almost all traders observe the price we set in conjunction with festivals...the level of compliance is high so consumers feel relieved.
"Previously the number of days allocated for SHMMP was 51 but we increased it to 102 because we found the level of compliance by traders is very positive,” he added. — Bernama
5G will bring e-commerce to a new level. Good for pos too. :)
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 2): The ASEAN Makerthon 2019 is unique in that it will for the first time run on the closed 5G network.
The three-day event, from today until Dec 4, requires participants to produce physical prototypes related to 5G, in line with the theme: 'Impact of the 5G Revolution towards Industrial Revolution 4.0'.
It serves as a platform for those involved to gain experience in coming up with innovative solutions, featuring the benefits of 5G.
It is organised by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) in collaboration with ARM, Celcom Axiata Berhad, Ericsson Malaysia and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM).
“This year, the big difference is that we're having 5G infrastructure and services to support the Makerthon and we hope to see more collaborations on the 5G (technology) in the future,” MCMC chief corporate officer Datuk Mohd Ali Hanafiah Mohd Yunus said after launching ASEAN Makerthon 2019 here today.
Taking place at the Innovation Centre of 5G (IC5G) UTM-Ericsson at UTM Kuala Lumpur campus, the competition is open to members of ASEAN as well as ASEAN TELSOM Dialogue Partners such as China, Japan, South Korea, India, the European Union and the United States.
Prototypes made by the participants will be evaluated by a panel of judges consisting of companies or institutions with expertise in the field of Industrial Revolution, 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT), based on four main criteria — ideas presented, prototypes, business model and presentation.
In a statement, MCMC said the winner will take home a US$5,000 cash prize, while those placed second and third will get US$3,000 and US$1,000 respectively.
Any further update on synergistic sharing of assets and new product development? :)
KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 2): Pos Malaysia Bhd has inked a collaboration agreement with China-based STO Express International Co Ltd to jointly explore cross-border cooperation.
In a joint statement today, the firms said the cooperation will provide the businesses in South East Asia (SEA), especially small and medium enterprises (SMEs) within the region, an end-to-end logistics platform with improved efficiency in international courier services at an affordable rate, positioning Malaysia as a gateway to the ASEAN region.
Pos Malaysia group chief executive officer Syed Md Najib Syed Mohd Noor said the tie-up will only strengthen Pos Malaysia's position through the exchange of best practices and technology in establishing an end-to-end logistics platform for SMEs as well as individual consumers, thus providing a one-stop solution platform for international courier services.
He said this will help SMEs accelerate the growth of e-commerce in the country and contribute positively to the nation's gross domestic product (GDP).
"Both parties will fully realise their common vision and goals in building a faster, stable, transparent, comprehensive and customised product and service offerings via cross-leveraging their current infrastructures from logistics, warehousing and best practices in SEA. In time, the services will be offered to other countries including the USA and Europe.
"This serves as a catalyst of business growth in the area of e-commerce and it will further propel SME businesses to expand in the SEA market. In fact, it will be an excellent ground to promote Malaysian products into China and vice versa," he said.
Pos Malaysia said the project kick-off will include the integration of information technology system between both companies, and the launch of the pilot delivery model plan by mid-August 2019.
It said the next phase will be expanded into synergistic sharing of assets and new product development.
At 11.36am, Pos Malaysia shares dipped 0.58% or 1 sen to RM1.72 for a market capitalisation of RM1.35 billion.
Even if they increase the postage rates it will not have significant impact on the earning. People are moving into paperless communication and for parcel so many competitors offering same services.
Postmen salary also will need to be revise if not how to retain staff when foodpanda grabfood out there offer better incentives
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support may be coming for pos malaysia share for higher mark-to-market price for expected impairment loss for DRB's quoted investment in pos malaysia as follows:
For FYE 31.12.2019, external auditor is expected to urge DRB to provide for impairment loss for pos malaysia (quoted investment), prolonged 5 quarterly loss reported by pos malaysia and quoted investment in pos malaysia should mark to market price of pos malaysia. DRB group of companies and Syed mokhtar could do the same like VT and berjaya group of companies to buy more pos shares to support its market price. Total impairment loss as follows:
23.4% x 782 mil shares issued x [RM3.33 - RM1.39] = RM251.02mil
32.2% x 782mil shares issued x [RM3.60 - RM1.39] = RM346.41mil
***Total impairment loss expected=RM597.43mil
*Total impairment loss in pos malaysia pending for DRB if mark to current market price of pos malaysia at RM1.39 now.
(Year 2015)
The acquisition, subject to the complete capitalisation of RM552.9 million owed by KLAS to DRB-Hicom and the transfer of 100 acres of land in Kedah from Konsortium Logistik Bhd (owned by KLAS) to DRB-Hicom, would be satisfied via the issuance of 250.8 million new ordinary shares in Pos Malaysia at an issue price of RM3.33 a share.
According to Hong Leong Investment Bank Bhd in a note dated Dec 11, upon the completion of the exercise, DRB-Hicom may own up to 55.6% stake in Pos Malaysia (based on current share price), and Pos Malaysia will become a subsidiary of DRB-Hicom, from being a 32.2% associate.
DRB-Hicom will apply for exemption from the Securities Commission Malaysia from undertaking a mandatory takeover offer of Pos Malaysia, after the disposal exercise.
(Year 2011)
DRB will purchase Khazanah's 32.2% stake in POS for RM622.8m or RM3.60/share.