Revenue, ROE, EPS all very depressing. If you compare with the same quarter last year, of course it is good as the same quarter last year, the company suffered a very rare loss.
Anyway, it all depends on how Pengorengs want to market this news.
Not bad wor, although depressing but in a positive way at least still profit...Not many companies can do that during those period. Oh ya 1 sen dividends can buy you a coffee. Consider good already times like this.
JOHOR BAHRU (July 29): Tomorrow, the Johor Causeway will once again become the location for a symbolic agreement between Malaysia and Singapore, to proceed with the Rapid Transit System (RTS) project connecting Johor and the republic.
The Causeway was also the venue for a historic meeting on Sunday when Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein and his Singaporean counterpart Dr Vivian Balakrisnan met and agreed on cross-border travel between the two countries.
Tomorrow’s meeting is considered historic and symbolic as this will be the first time Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyddin Yassin will be meeting Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on the Johor causeway.
This will also be their first face-to-face meeting since Muhyiddin was appointed as the 8th Prime Minister on March 1, while Lee himself was just sworn in for another term as Prime Minister on July 27, following the victory of his party, People’s Action Party (PAP), in the recent general election.
After three postponements, Malaysia and Singapore are expected to finally agree to proceed with the RTS construction tomorrow.
RTS, a four-kilometre line connecting Bukit Chagar in Johor Bahru and Woodlands in Singapore, will help reduce congestion on the Johor Causeway, which has been listed as one of the busiest land border crossings in the world.
Before the Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented on March 18, the Johor Causeway was used by about 350,000 travellers daily.
The RTS project has gone through a series of discussions under three Malaysian Prime Ministers and is expected to cost about RM3.7 billion, with the specifications having been agreed upon by Malaysia and Singapore.
The two-phase project is expected to begin in 2021 and be completed by the end of 2026.
Hard to guess its closing price. Most probably investors still not able to look into the real picture. If they realise, it will move. Keep for its value.
Is not a good sign when company directors and big share holders are dumping Gadang shares. Why are they getting out ? Only fools get in when insiders getting out .
@BenPg: The directors disposed of the shares basically are quantity they bought during MCO period which was cheap. So it make sense when they keep disposing when it's higher. I have asked before here and they pointed on this. Hence I have checked back those transactions so it's as what is said. Therefore the disposal deemed ok.
Other counter like healthcare are not save to hold right now. The only safest now are construction, property, plantation ... buy now and wait for the ride..
Buy before too late. With MCO still able to generate profit and issue dividend, and also contract on hand that’s sufficient to generate income to the company for next few years, sky high is just the matter of time. Buy before too late
While others are now in the Gloves and Healthcare frenzy, take some position in Gadang. This is good company... But of coz Infra and property counters are always relying on Gov stability..
Gadang is still a very good share. Of course always remember to maximised your profit so buy as low as possible. Gadang is still my no 1 pick in construction sector.
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