Hi Siva, there is all posibility that GST can be implemented in the forth coming budget.If this happens, both mother and warrant should go up if Time Eng is awarded for the software.But if any sort of MGO or GO given to Censof by any interested party, holding warrant wont be impressive, infact sometimes may drop drastically but the mother share will react vigprously to the news. Censof giving a MGo for Time Eng is not a great news as far as Censof is concerned.
coming soon ...dato Nazri is already kipas Censof / myeg in the edge last week on GST. Time have already put in retender for Kastam becoz if any changes to new vendor at least 1 year before expiry of contract to allowed new vendor to come in for migration and Blue print ....
Take it easy .....No MGO for Time becoz it need to remains as Public listed to maintain the contract with KAstam
Implementation of GST would require dev of application to cater for it. Censof would be in a idle position to take advantage of it, as they are already providing extensive software apps to govt agencies.
Published: Tuesday October 8, 2013 MYT 12:00:00 AM Updated: Tuesday October 8, 2013 MYT 11:21:24 AM
Economists urge Govt to implement goods and services tax
Kenanga Research economist Wan Suhaimi (right) says Singapore's GST implementation led to substantial reduction in corporate and income tax, tripling of per capita income and drew large investments and human capital, while Kenanga head of research Chan Ken Yew thinks the introduction of GST might even lead to a rally on the local bourse.
Kenanga Research economist Wan Suhaimi (right) says Singapore's GST implementation led to substantial reduction in corporate and income tax, tripling of per capita income and drew large investments and human capital, while Kenanga head of research Chan Ken Yew thinks the introduction of GST might even lead to a rally on the local bourse
KUALA LUMPUR: The sooner the better. That’s how economists feel about the goods and services tax (GST), whose unveiling is widely anticipated in Budget 2014.
Kenanga Research economist Wan Suhaimi Saidie said a comparative study on the broad-based tax in Australia, Singapore and Thailand showed a positive wealth effect, with the three countries experiencing three- and even four-fold increases in gross domestic product (GDP) per capita post-GST.
“It’s basic economic theory. As the system becomes more efficient across the supply chain, wages, prices and wealth can be distributed more evenly,” he said at a briefing yesterday.
Wan Suhaimi cited Singapore as having the best model for the GST implementation, which saw the city-state substantially reducing corporate and income tax, tripling per capita income and attracting large investments and human capital.
Kenanga Research is expecting an initial GST rate of between 4% and 7%, with 5% being the most likely.
The consumption-based tax, on which basic necessities would be exempted, could be introduced next July at the earliest or January 2015, the local research outfit said.
But Wan Suhaimi suggested that a quick implementation was crucial if the Government intended to stick to its deficit reduction target of 3% by 2015.
Rating agencies, which have been keeping close tabs on Malaysia’s debt situation and dwindling current account surplus, are also in favour of the Government cleaning up its fiscal house, rather than being fixated on growth, which should come naturally with the recovery in external demand, Wan Suhaimi said.
Kenanga Research said a January 2015 timeline for the GST would result in an end-2015 deficit of 3.5%, off the Government’s target by 0.5%.
If the tax took effect next July, however, then the fiscal deficit is likely to be pared down to 3.1% by the end of 2015, its numbers show.
The GST introduction might even lead to a rally on the local bourse, if the stock markets of Australia, Singapore and Thailand were any indication, Kenanga head of research Chan Ken Yew said.
Their benchmark indices soared shortly before the tax came into effect, as consumers hoarded goods and services to avoid paying higher prices, giving markets a short-lived sugar rush.
On his outlook for the market, Chan said he was adopting a “cautiously optimistic” approach, advising clients to buy on weakness – especially if the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KL Composite Index plunges below 1,745 points – and be selective in their stock picks.
And despite the impending pullback of the US Federal Reserve’s easy money policies, which fear-mongers said would drive an unprecedented exit of foreign capital from emerging markets, Chan is taking a contrarian view.
“Foreign investors are returning to Bursa Malaysia. They turned net buyers again recently,” Chan said, noting that the still near-zero interest rates in most Western countries were a boon to monetary expansion
All this news are positive and shows that it shall happen.The only concern is that this counter is not reacting to all we read and hear.Only 16 days to go for the budget and announcement. Shoukd it react by now?
Censof can start integrating with DN for a bigger GST implementation. The saas business model will rack in strong cashflow from FY15. Hope to hear dividend payout policy then.
News To recap, CENSOF had on 12th of September entered into a conditional share sale and purchase agreement (“SSA”) with Khazanah Nasional Bhd to acquire 45.03% or 349,112,731 shares of RM0.20 each in TIME Engineering Bhd (“TEB”, NOT RATED) for a cash consideration of approximately RM69.82m.
Yesterday, CENSOF was granted approval from Bursa Malaysia to proceed with the takeover offer within two
months from the completion date of the acquisition.
In addition, CENSOF also received concurrence from Securities Commission Malaysia that the offer would not result in a significant change in the business direction or policy of CENSOF upon the acquisition
excel >>> you seems to have good infor on insider buying ...than inider should have bought when share is very low why only now???/What kind of insider is this ???.
MGO would not result in a significant change in the business direction or policy of Censof and therefore are not subject to the SC’s approval under section 214(1) of the Capital Markets and Services Act, 2007 (“CMSA”).
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open. Shares in Europe strong opening, taking a cue from Asia & boosted by the news that the House GOP leadership is meeting with President Barack Obama in a bid to resolve the budget deadlock.
KIBB TP of RM 0.610 is conservative. They have not factored in the GST awards. Revenues could come by the 100 millions. Imagine a proprietary saas business model, the margin can be very high. MYEG ,with business coming mainly from JPJ and immigration, is trading at 23x; I cannot see why analysts do not see the gem in Censof. I like to compare Censof with Bank of Commerce (BOC). In those days when Khazanah cleaned up Bank Bumi (BB) and sold its stake in BB to BOC. It was very clear cut that Khazanah wanted to help BOC.The profitable BOC grew and then merged with CIMB Today I see the same intention of Khazanah making Censof the king maker in the ICT infrastructure (one of the 12 NKEA). So guys look forward, think of good steady growth with good dividend payout and many bonus issues, you will get fund managers in the beeline. Dont think of RM 0.61 or RM 0.88. Think of 1000% gain in the next 5 years!!
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anyone, bought warrant at 0.31, any target price? should keep or not?