Yes.. looking at the financials i dont think there will be any long term impact on the business. This 21mil is the only borrowing of the company and the company is generating cash quarter after quarter, even during MCO.
On monday maybe there might be panic selling in the morning, but the gap will likely be closed in the 2nd half. Worst case scenario is closing at share price of 0.12-0.125.
Cheh...Before this I heard a lot of rumours defaming Ageson, probably will suffer and inherit material litigation caused by previous mgmt. Just RM21mil term loan, I thought what is so appalling.
Based on latest few quarter results, it achieved huge improvement on profit margin and cash flow under new management. Net profit for FY20 hit RM37mil and operating cashflow improved to RM33mil. Therefore it is just a piece of cake to settle the total borrowing of RM21mil. After that, AGESON will become a net cash company.
Scrown, I held the stocks since early June..for more than 3 months no movements, rather dropped a few cents, therefore I decided to sell and move to Arbb, seems also not so right ..haizzz
Simple logic, if Ageson is under corporate guarantee, despite the facts that it was made by previous owners, Ageson is still liable. If Ageson is in good talk to RHB, you think this writ of summond be issued?? They must be talking and negotiating for some times yet no material developments. Therefore share price is dead. Therefore RHB took legal action. Whether it relates to subsidiary or not, so long Ageson signed as a Corporate Guarantor, they cannot run away until the term loans are settled amicably. Now the fact is that, is it included as Contingent Liabilities in Ageson book?????????
The target is Ageson, listed company, not the stupid subsidiary or even now its no longer a subsidiary. However it was signed as a Corporate Guarantor. Its dead case unless and until you settle with RHB.
@goodiewilly The term loan is included under current liability of Ageson's book. The quarterly report is on consolidated basis. Brush up your accounting knowledge first
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@onionchong @goodiewilly I am not accountant/auditor, anyway, I checked annual report, in 2016 AR, it did record rm33, 000,000 term loan under bank borrowings. So I believe that the loan from RHB is included under current liabilities. Sad to see many negative news and comments regarding AGES recently.
Tomorrow AGES likely will drop, last week already witnessed large volume of 0.155,0.15,0.145 sold.
I am not pro in shares investment, any suggestion? Hold? Cut loss? Buy in more while it drops? This counter really testing patience... Perhaps need 10years until its PA expires.
I'm definitely holding for long term. There are many encouraging signs in this company, decreasing bank borrowings being one of them. The drop in share price last week is caused by a general retrace of global stock market so not a worrying issue.
Anyways nobody knows what will happen tomorrow. Let's see how.
Also, having worked in bank for years, I'm confident to say that banks won't force borrowers to vomit the full term loan amount in one go. Instead the bank will work out a new payment term with the borrower to stretch the repayment for multiple years until it is fully settled.
For those who worried, just wait until Ageson announce that they have worked out a payment term with RHB and then the share price will fly.
I will cut loss tomorrow. This counter is too risky. Dont understand why they are sued by RHB. By right after the rights issue, they should be able to repay a large portion of the existing loan as per the prospectus.
Only logical reason they are sued is because Banks is not confident any more.
The problem with this counter is that everytime release so called good news,directors queqe to sell their shares n looks like they got nothing better to work!
Agree with onionchong. banks won't force borrowers to vomit the full term loan amount in one go. Instead the bank will work out a new payment term with the borrower to stretch the repayment for multiple years until it is fully settled. The reason for the bank to take action and want to terminate old loan may due to the fissy term after realized old owners dishonesty. It is good sign for new management to move forward.
Anybody who accidentally takeover this kind of company will have lots of headaches. For us speculators, well we might lose a few hundreds if we ain't greedy. Good luck guys. There are other stocks more worthwhile of your time in the market.
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NTA is 44cts n financially strong balance sheets...this loan is taken under previously management in 2015