It was done pretty fast via the open market to someone haha. Lkl family needs money for oversea. Oversea is planning right issue now as per the announcement. Lkl family still hold 4.9%++ stake in pasukhas, also tak payah laporkan sebarang related party transactions jika < 5% haha
@One director of Pasukhas had dumped 128m shares in Pasukhas . This shows that director are not interested to keep the shares for long term. That shows Directors have no confident in his own company $8b speculative funds are avoiding 60 penny stocks infected with covid19-kia . Dont buy company with MOU-kia19, ESOS-KIA19, PP-KIA19,RI-KIA19 virus. Wait till they are removed or sacked from the company. Any PP iis NOT for directors to keep the share, but for them to DUMP to newbies and collect money fromprinted toilet papers
Aiyoh, projek kondo kat KL, jualan dah mau dilancarkan... Warga asing boleh masuk dah Dan Kian Naik :)
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd's (MAHB) network of airports nationwide posted a 52 per cent increase in international traffic in March compared to February.
The airport operator said this was driven by the implementation of various Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) programmes.
"The increase recorded by the 420,000 international passenger movements was due to the implementation of various VTL programmes between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, Bangkok, Phuket and Phnom Penh as well as between Penang and Singapore," MAHB said today.
Managing director Datuk Iskandar Mizal Mahmood said MAHB was encouraged by the gradual increase in international passenger traffic at its local airports with the reopening of the borders on April 1.
Iskandar said the group had been recording a daily average of 20,000 international movements since the reopening of borders.
"We are expecting a further increase to this number once Kota Kinabalu International Airport (BKI) begins to receive international passengers this month. Prior to the pandemic, BKI was our third busiest airport for international traffic with an average of 8,460 international passenger movements per day," he said.
MAHB said on March 28, Kuala Lumpur International Airport welcomed a new international airline, Air India Express, which flies three times a week from Tiruchirappalli International Airport in Tamil Nadu, India.
"It is the only foreign carrier with a scheduled service between Tiruchirappalli and Kuala Lumpur," it said.
MAHB said its partner airlines had also resumed other international routes, such as Malaysia Airlines and Malindo Air, flying to Perth after Australia's borders reopened on March 3.
Malaysia Airlines also resumed flights to five cities in India namely New Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad in March.
Last month, MAHB recorded a total of 5.31 million passenger movements with its local airports in Malaysia serving the majority of 57 per cent or 3.03 million passengers.
Its Turkish asset, Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen International Airport, served a total of 2.29 million passengers with 1.15 million international and 1.14 million domestic passengers respectively.
For Malaysia, the overall passenger movements increased 19 per cent in March from February.
Its domestic passenger traffic movements rose 15 per cent at 2.61 million passengers from the previous month.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) has achieved positive earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) of RM433 million for the financial year ended December 31, 2021 (FY21) from a loss of RM1.76 billion a year ago.
MAG said the group had reduced its loss for FY21 by 60 per cent compared to FY20, following sustainable strategies underlined in its enhanced Long-Term Business Plan 2.0 (LTBP2.0).
This was achieved through strong cargo performance by Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAB) Kargo, generating revenue of RM3 billion as a result of high global demand, allowing increased freighter and belly utilisation via passenger-to-cargo flights.
"Despite lower passenger traffic and reduced capacity for Malaysia Airlines (MAB) by 62 per cent and 71 per cent respectively in 2021, MAB recorded 57 per cent higher yield in passenger revenue.
"This was assisted by its Airline Revenue Maximisation Solution (ARMS) which provides a complete and comprehensive picture of an airline's revenue and cost ecosystem, personalising fares and offers to customers at a willing-to-pay rate using predictive forecasting features," it said.
According to MAG, the restructuring the group undertook in 2021 had offered the opportunity to holistically repair its balance sheet and address decades-long legacy issues.
"This has resulted in a reduction in the group's liabilities of over RM15 billion, and eliminating RM10 billion in debt.
"Lower operating cost from its cost savings/avoidance initiatives across the group as well as lower leasing cost post its successful restructuring further contributed to the improved performance in 2021," it said.
With the gradual reopening of international borders, MAG is seeing strong uptake in passenger demand and sales contributing to the group's cash balance which remains solid.
It expects the cargo operations to continue to lead the market as the demand for cargo movement in the APAC region is expected to grow by five per cent.
"MAB and its sister airlines will gradually add capacity for both domestic and international routes, expecting to achieve more than 70 per cent capacity to pre-pandemic level," it said.
MAG said the current Russian-Ukraine conflict had raised concerns and challenges in managing operational cost, which was directly impacted by the escalating fuel price.
Fuel price at current levels of US$110-US$130 per barrel makes up to 40-45 per cent of the group's total operational cost, an increase of about 35-40 per cent from a year ago.
"All companies within the group have taken immediate steps to manage the impact of higher fuel cost.
"Safety remains the top priority for MAG and measures have been taken to avoid the conflict zone," it added.
THE Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement entered into force for Malaysia on March 18.
It is a treaty between 15 countries: Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
It is the largest free trade group of countries.
Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) is an international treaty between Japan and another country that gives commitment to eliminating or reducing tariffs and non-tariff barriers on exports and imports of goods as well as regulations on service sectors.
THE Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement entered into force for Malaysia on March 18.
It is a treaty between 15 countries: Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
It is the largest free trade group of countries.
Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) is an international treaty between Japan and another country that gives commitment to eliminating or reducing tariffs and non-tariff barriers on exports and imports of goods as well as regulations on service sectors.
he started call all those scam stk before consol......pity those follow him loss more then 90% lol.....now near raya also need to work harder to pass day.... :)
We do see real returns from investments lowering and this is factored into return expectations going forward,” he said. “We’re into health care, financial institutions that can benefit from this and making sure we’re also into real assets as well.”
Here are some other comments he made on Chinese investments and cryptocurrencies:
China Khazanah has “significant exposure” to China and is “kind of overweight” on the market, he said, adding that China is a market that cannot be ignored by long term investors such as Khazanah. Still, valuations “look pretty low, but it is a bit uncertain now”.
Digital assets Khazanah will not be looking at investing in digital assets in the immediate term given its risk appetite and priorities, he said.
“This is an area that we are keeping watch, but I think we are monitoring particularly the innovation that is happening around the digital assets,” he said.
#NSTregion The popular Thai island of Koh Phangan hopes to promote long term sustainable tourism to attract more tourists with the aim of 100,000 arrivals this year.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) in March 2022 rose by 2.2 per cent to 125.6 against 122.9 in March 2021, surpassing the average inflation for the January 2011-March 2022 period which stood at 1.9 per cent, said the Statistics Department today.
In a statement, chief statistician Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin said the rise in headline inflation was mainly driven by the 4.0 per cent year-on-year (y-o-y) increase in food and non-alcoholic beverages.
"Food inflation remained as a major contributor to inflation. The 4.0 per cent growth in the food and non-alcoholic beverages group was largely due to an increase in the food at home component which rose by 4.3 per cent compared to 4.1 per cent recorded in February 2022,” he added.
Mohd Uzir said the meat subgroup continued to be the main contributor to the food inflation, rising by 7.6 per cent in March 2022.
"Chicken, the biggest component in the meat subgroup, expanded 10.5 per cent, while beef rose by 4.3 per cent,” he added.
Meanwhile, the rise in furnishings, household equipment and routine household maintenance (3.0 per cent), restaurants and hotels (2.9 per cent) and transport (2.6 per cent) had also contributed to the overall CPI.
Miscellaneous goods and services also grew by 1.9 per cent, while recreation services and culture expanded by 1.1 per cent.
Both housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels index, as well as education, registered an increase of 0.9 per cent, respectively, while the alcoholic beverages and tobacco index, as well as health, increased marginally by 0.5 per cent and 0.2 per cent, respectively.
On a monthly basis, the March 2022 CPI increased 0.3 per cent compared to February 2022, attributed to the growth in transport (1.1 per cent) and miscellaneous goods and services (0.6 per cent).
Mohd Uzir said all states recorded increases in inflation, with Selangor and Putrajaya rising above the 2.2 per cent national inflation level at 2.9 per cent.
Core inflation registered an increase of 2.0 per cent y-o-y in March 2022, with the transport group recording the highest increase at 3.9 per cent.
Other groups which recorded an increase were the food and non-alcoholic beverages group (3.5 per cent), furnishings, household equipment and routine household maintenance (3.0 per cent); restaurants and hotels (2.9 per cent), miscellaneous goods and services (1.9 per cent) and recreation services and culture (1.1 per cent). - Bernama
Bangkok is city of juxtapositions. The Chao Phraya River, older buildings, canals and age-old temples are surrounded by modern skyscrapers.
The same applies to its property landscape. The city offers a wide range of residential developments, from mid-range terraced homes and bungalows to luxury penthouses. Its condominium segment, in particular, has gained traction in the past decade, especially among foreign buyers.
Despite having taken a hit from the Covid-19 pandemic, Bangkok’s condo market is becoming active again with the loosening of restrictions. According to Knight Frank Thailand deputy managing director and head of Phuket operation Nattha Kahapana, the segment performed well in FY2021.
“The supply for sale in 2021 was 20,015 units. The number of condos for sale in 2021 were [mostly] located in the suburbs of Bangkok, which accounted for 72% of all [condominium] units sold,” says Kahapana via email.
“As for the units, 7,315 were sold, representing a rate of 36%. The sales rate is low because the buyers are a group of residents focusing on purchasing completed projects that are ready to move in.”
He adds that due to the government’s measures on transfer and mortgage fees for homes worth not more than THB3 million (RM380,000), and the easing of the loan to value ratio limit, finished condos have a better sales prospect than new projects.
“In addition, the demand for working from home has increased, causing some residents to turn to buying more low-rise homes … For 2022, we believe that the condo market is likely to gradually recover and become more active. As large operators have plans to launch additional projects, it is expected that about 10,000 units will be launched in the first quarter of [this] year,” he says.
Key drivers, challenges According to Knight Frank Thailand, the Bangkok condo market has a few main drivers.
“A key aspect is economic recovery. We also have measures to reduce the [quarantine] period in the form of [the] Test & Go [programme]. This is to
allow normal entry-exit and international tourism. We also anticipate [the] good purchasing power of foreigners, especially the Chinese, who used to be the main purchasers in the market,” Kahapana says.
The condo segment in Bangkok attracts predominantly owner-occupiers. “Investors are increasingly turning to suburban condos to attract tenants.”
The segment still faces several challenges. He adds that the main risk factors are the outbreak of the Covid-19 Omicron variant and the price of consumer goods, including the expected rise in the price of construction materials during the economic recovery period.
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units from 31 projects. During that period, only one super prime condo project was launched, namely the Scope Promsri, with 146 units.
Most of the super prime units are located in the Sukhumvit area, accounting for 48% of the supply, followed by the Lumpini area and the area around the Chao Phraya River, at 26% and 21% respectively. Only 5% of such units are in Sathorn/Silom.
The prime condo supply as at 1H2021 was 4,696 units from 21 projects.
“During 1H2021, there were no prime condos launched. Most of the prime condos are located in the Sukhumvit area, which accounted for 37% of the supply, followed by Sathorn/Silom and Lumpini, at 29% and 26% respectively. The area along the Chao Phraya River only housed 8% of the prime condos,” says Kahapana.
What is the purpose of the Guidelines on Investor Protection? Select one: a. To promote the capital market’s services only to high net worth individuals who are able to take the risks b. To ensure financial institutions does not make excessive profits at the expense of the investors c. To preserve market integrity and promote confidence in the capital market d. To ensure investors are able to have access to the best performing products and services
Which of the following scenario would be considered as non-compliance of Section 178 (Fraudulently inducing persons to deal in securities) in Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (CMSA)? Select one: a. Promising the return on an investment product will be higher than fixed deposit rate even though the return could potentially be zero b. Promising a fixed return on an investment product that is held to maturity on the assumption there is no default by the issuer c. Explain the products performance with the help of historical price charts that shows positive returns without guaranteeing the same returns d. Explaining to the investor that the principal sum invested is not covered under PIDM.
Khong meanwhile says he expects the secondary market’s property prices within prime freehold areas to hold up well in 2022.
“There will still be many buyers looking to buy prime real estate. Furthermore, the reopening of international borders as Malaysia transitions into endemicity will also bode well for the property market in general.”
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