this kinda report is a failed and bias one. no risks mentioned, everything is perfect. use of wording is also inappropriate. "grossly unjustified"!! ptuiii TP 2.10 somemore
seems like alliance bought a lot and desperate to sell off many other good companies do not have the current valuation of this stock. terribly overvalued you really think those mainland Chinese who come to Malaysia are filthy rich? can afford 40-80 usd to watch a show? very rosy picture painted by the management rich mainlanders go to Europe and US.. not SEA
haha, tp rm5 is super duple long term. hope we can see that in our life time. instead of so high target, better hope for bonus issue and share split. then can goreng up easier. lol
Honest and hardworking. That's what Mr Boo's friends' comment about him. I heard he is still staying in a very simple house. I also invested in this company based on the management quality not the financial figures.
Does anyone know - is this overpriced or not? Co-prosperity bought over from Sino Haijing at RM1.10 - whether YongTai is financially strong enough to counter headwinds - is Co-prosperity a good institute? it seems it is now the biggest shareholder
now definitely not a harvest season for yongtai. yt is disposing his dormant business and just started the property sector. money need to pour into the new business. buying yt now means you need to hold for a few quarters before you can see good and steady profit in yt. the big leap in NTA shows that the boss acquired alot of assets. one good thing is he knows how to channel in the funding to the business without accumulating high debt to the company.
In reference with Adam Khoo's post, we would like to reiterate that SVI is not a major shareholder of Yong Tai. Being a company listed on Bursa Malaysia, anyone can purchase shares from the market and become a shareholder of the company. The pictures posted on SVI's website only refers to SVI’s indication of their interest to purchase part of Yong Tai's shares (not exceeding 10%) whereby such intention was not further executed subsequently. It's not a joint venture agreement between Yong Tai and SVI. Therefore, SVI has not become the company’s shareholder and more so not as a major shareholder.
Yong Tai Berhad (Yong Tai or the Company) would like to clarify that SV International (SVI) is not a major shareholder in Yong Tai and does not own the "Impression City" and "Impression Melaka" projects as claimed by the latter on their social media platform and website.
As to date, Yong Tai has not entered into any joint venture agreement or done any business transaction with SVI for its property development particularly the Impression City and Impression Melaka projects.
Also, SVI's development "Fortune City" in Klebang, Melaka is not in "Impression City" and it is not related to Yong Tai.
Yong Tai will not hesitate to take legal action against company that uses Yong Tai's name or the property development projects under Yong Tai in any context that may mislead the public about their affiliation with Yong Tai.
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Posted by powerak > 2017-02-28 09:36 | Report Abuse
Fck..Good result also drop...Wat happen huh