Hua Yang Bhd chief executive officer Ho Wen Yan agreed that the property sector landscape continued to be challenging.
Nevertheless, he said affordable housing remained at the forefront of public discourse as demand continued to outstrip supply.
Hua Yang aims to bolster supply in the affordable segment to meet market needs.
“Affordability to Hua Yang is offering houses that are price- sensitive in strategic locations and without comprising quality,” he added.
The company’s focus this year will be on driving new sales to improve earnings visibility.
“We have plans to roll out new launches with an estimated total gross development value of RM322 million in the financial year ending 2018.
“This is in addition to the RM718 million new projects that were launched late in the financial year 2017 (ended March 31), giving us more than RM1 billion of new projects across our key regions,” Ho said in a statement.
so many sochai stil averaging dwn..tot it wil go up..so naive..once i intend to buy with pe 4...lucky din buy..with current 0.45x4=0.20...pe 20....50sen i wil consider....buy small lot oso lost a lot...who lost?no one wil admit
At first I want to be Rakuten trade customer. After think back Kenanga will short your counters better hold back. Save money in trading commission but lost when your ctrs shorted no point.
they're stilling on a pile of cash and inventory/landbank at 90 cents. if am a larger company i'd buy it. seems like a good discount from a valuation standpoint.
Posted by drkervokian > Jul 20, 2017 04:05 PM | Report Abuse they're stilling on a pile of cash and inventory/landbank at 90 cents. if am a larger company i'd buy it. seems like a good discount from a valuation standpoint.
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Hua Yang Bhd chief executive officer Ho Wen Yan agreed that the property sector landscape continued to be challenging.
Nevertheless, he said affordable housing remained at the forefront of public discourse as demand continued to outstrip supply.
Hua Yang aims to bolster supply in the affordable segment to meet market needs.
“Affordability to Hua Yang is offering houses that are price- sensitive in strategic locations and without comprising quality,” he added.
The company’s focus this year will be on driving new sales to improve earnings visibility.
“We have plans to roll out new launches with an estimated total gross development value of RM322 million in the financial year ending 2018.
“This is in addition to the RM718 million new projects that were launched late in the financial year 2017 (ended March 31), giving us more than RM1 billion of new projects across our key regions,” Ho said in a statement.