Pasukhas also one of top 5 shareholders of meridian...
Meridian THIRTY (30) LARGEST SHAREHOLDERS AS AT 7 OCTOBER 2022 (BASED ON RECORD OF DEPOSITORS) No. Name of Shareholders No. of Shares Percentage (%) 1. AFFIN HWANG NOMINEES (TEMPATAN) SDN. BHD. 190,000,000 21.01 EXEMPT AN FOR LAZARUS SECURITIES PTY LTD 2. LIM KON LIAN 150,695,909 16.67 3. UOBM NOMINEES (TEMPATAN) SDN BHD 32,500,000 3.59 EXEMPT AN FOR SANSTON FINANCIAL GROUP LIMITED 4. LEE KOON WENG 31,130,000 3.44 5. PASUKHAS PROPERTIES SDN BHD 29,941,600 3.31 6. KONG KOK KEONG 28,000,000 3.10 7. HSBC NOMINEES (ASING) SDN BHD 26,246,900 2.90 EXEMPT AN FOR MORGAN STANLEY & CO. INTERNATIONAL PLC (IPB CLIENT ACCT) 8. CGS-CIMB NOMINEES (ASING) SDN BHD 25,769,200 2.85 EXEMPT AN FOR CGS-CIMB SECURITIES (HONG KONG) LIMITED (FOREIGN CLIENT) 9. MIDF AMANAH INVESTMENT NOMINEES (TEMPATAN) SDN BHD 22,389,624 2.48 PLEDGED SECURITIES ACCOUNT FOR TEOH SENG KIAN (MGN-TSK0015M) 10. AMSEC NOMINEES (TEMPATAN) SDN BHD 22,336,692 2.47 PLEDGED SECURITIES ACCOUNT- AMBANK (M) BERHAD FOR YAP TING HAU (SMART) 11. AFFIN HWANG NOMINEES (ASING) SDN BHD 20,805,800 2.30 EXEMPT AN FOR SANSTON FINANCIAL GROUP LIMITED (ACCOUNT CLIENT)
terbukti pasukhas takda perlu PP issued pd harga lantai kpd kroni... pasukhas kaya tunai dengan RM100 juta tunai dari right issue ,,, tetapi dah pakai berpuluh-puluh juta ringgit untuk membeli syer penny related parties macam meridian, permaju, dan banyak lagi.
top shareholder but money burn since meridian also propose consol ? kekekekekekek :)))) @good123 pasukhas would get contruction project from permaju and meridian as one of their top shareholders
All related parties penny stok dah locked in loss dah..
Coming quarterly results, pasti ada positive fair value adjustment in quited investment of related party stocks amounting to berpuluh-puluh juta dah invested hahaha
@good123 All related parties penny stok dah locked in loss dah..
Coming quarterly results, pasti ada positive fair value adjustment in quited investment of related party stocks amounting to berpuluh-puluh juta dah invested hahaha
Is penny stock and small-cap same? Penny stocks are low price and market capitalization, often traded over the counter instead of being listed on the exchange. However, small-cap stocks are based on a company's market capitalization, not on its price or where it is listed.
CIRCULAR TO SHAREHOLDERS IN RELATION TO THE: - PART A : (I) PROPOSED COLLABORATION; (II) PROPOSED SHARE CONSOLIDATION; (III) PROPOSED RIGHTS ISSUE WITH WARRANTS; (IV) PROPOSED DIVERSIFICATION; AND (V) PROPOSED ESOS (COLLECTIVELY, REFERRED TO AS THE "PROPOSALS") PART B: INDEPENDENT ADVICE LETTER TO THE NON-INTERESTED SHAREHOLDERS OF MERIDIAN BERHAD IN RELATION TO THE PROPOSED COLLABORATION
Pasukhas Group Berhad, an investment holding company, operates as a civil, mechanical, and electrical company serving various market segments in Malaysia. The company operates through six segments: M&E Engineering Services; Manufacturing of LV Switchboards; Trading; Property Development; Renewable Energy; and Rental Property. The M&E Engineering Services segment provides design, system integration, fabrication, installation, and testing and commissioning of electrical and mechanical works for water treatment and sewerage industry, palm oil and sugar mills and refineries, and other factories.
The Manufacturing of LV Switchboards segment is involved in sub-distribution for the generation, transmission, distribution, and conversion of electric energy and for the control of equipment that consume electric energy. The Trading segment trades in various goods. The Property Development segment engages in civil engineering and construction activities. The Renewable Energy segment is involved in electricity supply business, as well as owns a power plant.
The Rental Property segment rents investment properties. It also designs, builds, and manages mini hydro power plant and other related works. Pasukhas Group Berhad is headquartered in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
Price-To-Sales vs Industry: PASUKGB is good value based on its Price-To-Sales Ratio (0.3x) compared to the MY Trade Distributors industry average (0.5x)
Top Shareholders Top 25 shareholders own 34.97% of the company Ownership Name Shares Current Value Change % Portfolio % 13.66% Joe Holding Berhad 260,310,000 MYR3.9m 0% no data 5.15% Lazarus Corporate Finance Pty Ltd 98,091,100 MYR1.5m 0% 2.77% 3.22% Pak Hong Lim 61,441,900 MYR921.6k 0% no data 2.42% Siew Mak 46,070,000 MYR691.1k 0% no data 1.57% Tong Siew Chong 30,000,000 MYR450.0k 0% no data 1.19% Chong Yau Kho 22,670,000 MYR340.1k 0% no data 1.05% Yuen Sang Hee 20,000,000 MYR300.0k 0% no data 0.72% Ace Solution Investments Limited 13,800,000 MYR207.0k 0% no data 0.68% Kin Seng Tan 13,000,000 MYR195.0k 0% no data 0.61% Kin Chuan Chung 11,700,000 MYR175.5k 0% no data 0.48% Zhou Jen Goh 9,200,000 MYR138.0k 0% no data 0.48% Kong Han Tan 9,180,000 MYR137.7k 0% no data 0.41% Yin Mui Lum 7,750,000 MYR116.3k 0% no data 0.39% Chun Hong Heng 7,500,000 MYR112.5k 0% no data 0.36% Thai On Yoon 6,900,000 MYR103.5k 0% no data 0.36% Wan Chek Chu 6,900,000 MYR103.5k 0% no data 0.35% Kamaruzaman Bin Zulkafli 6,707,700 MYR100.6k 0% no data 0.34% Kie King Sia 6,501,300 MYR97.5k 0% no data 0.34% Hooi Liang Chia 6,500,000 MYR97.5k 0% no data 0.33% Choon Kwang Goh 6,373,000 MYR95.6k 0% no data 0.31% Teong Yew Ong 5,997,300 MYR90.0k 0% no data 0.3% Kin Loong Pau 5,740,900 MYR86.1k 0% no data 0.2% Kim Teoh 3,900,000 MYR58.5k 0% no data 0.00052% Thean Wan 10,000 MYR150.0 0% no data 0.00002% Nazaithul Binti Mukhtar 300 MYR4.5 0% no data
Investment tool: People walk towards the Merlion park along Marina Bay in Singapore. Favoured by investors for their dividends, REITs took a beating in 2022 as rising inflation and interest rates dented sentiment in the sector. — AFP
SINGAPORE: Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are looking to make a comeback in 2023 after a torrid 2022, with the pace of interest rate hikes in the United States expected to slow, say analysts.
Favoured by investors for their dividends, REITs took a beating in 2022 as rising inflation and interest rates dented sentiment in the sector. High interest rates make it dearer for REITs, which are debt-intensive, to repay their loans.
In Singapore, the iEdge S-Reit Index – the benchmark for Singapore-listed REITs (S-REITs) – fell by 12% year-on-year in 2022, according to data from the Singapore Exchange (SGX). In contrast, the Straits Times Index yielded total returns of 8.4%, including dividends, SGX data showed.
But Benjamin Tai, director of the global real asset securities group at BlackRock, said REIT valuations in many markets were becoming more attractive now, with the sector trading at a 30% discount to its net asset value.
“Historically, that is actually quite a nice mark of a rebound, which could take place in the following 12 to 18 months,” Tai said at a market outlook event organised by digital wealth platform Endowus.
DBS Group’s head of property research Derek Tan told The Straits Times that the overhang on the sector from US interest rate hikes was approaching its tail end and that historically, S-REITs have tended to outperform the market.
He added that while interest costs will continue to eat into S-REIT earnings throughout 2023, the markets have already factored in the impact of interest costs on REIT unit prices.
Still, Maybank Securities analyst Krishna Guha warned that, assuming interest rates stay elevated, the full impact of high interest rates in 2022 will be felt only later as the debt portfolios of REITs are repriced over time.
BlackRock’s Tai said S-REITs have relatively higher leverage, or debt versus assets, than their global peers.
Using total debt divided by total assets as a measure of leverage, he said S-REITs were somewhere closer to the 40% range, compared with their Australian and US peers which are around 20% leveraged.
He added that because of their relatively higher leverage, growth in the S-REITs’ distribution per unit – the dividends that a unit holder gets for each unit of the REIT – will be “a little challenged over the next few years”.
This is because there will still be upward pressure on their interest rates in 2023, so revenue growth will be limited, he added.
There were 40 S-REITs and property trusts listed on the SGX with an average debt-to-asset ratio of 37.2% at the end of 2022. They remain within the maximum leverage limit of 50% that the Monetary Authority of Singapore has set for S-REITs. — The Straits Times/ANN
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Posted by nightmare007 > 2023-01-25 09:06 | Report Abuse
Wait and see? kalau sudah beli harga 0.07..teruskan mengharap...hanya mengharap boleh sedapkan hati... wait and see kalau belum beli bolehlah :))))
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pasukhas tak berani meneruskan projek yayasan atm, terpaksa cari rakan usahasama.. wait n see dulu... usah kecewa