Still puzzling who is Velesto next buyer? I realized not ABL group actually, my assumption is wrong...indeed they're paid to move Velesto rigs out of Malaysia boarder.... like Vietnam and Thailand. Bilis now like walking on thin line...umpama telur dihujung tanduk 🙆🙇
Good news is foreign fund are actively buying since past few weeks... 1) Fidelity fund - around 163mil of shares , Vanguard invs - around 24mil, RHB asset - 5.5mil and Dimensional fund 2.3mil respectively.
This is intentionally bring down...someone in corporate looking for cheap ticket I guess...they target 0.23c to collect. This is our bursa. Bursa boleh!
Not PNB only the entire BOD must go and swab with highly capable team. Exciting one don't know how to manage the organisation very...semua tidooo! Useless fella.
ONG sector continue to have roller coaster ride. Post cobit hype of high oil price have gone and now most econ pepo said recession coming. they said the same last year. Those can tahan continue. amin
I know bro no need to remind me...but don't excited quickly, in stock market anything can happen in split seconds...like weather forecast. Stay alert hope for the best 🤑
royalinvestor
Macgyver11 Amanah acquired 70mil
PNB just give the hint the 3rd Quaters will be better from previous results ... my guest s
Rumors says PNB want to sell all shares but in actual fact they sapu 70 mils as announced ! What the F are they doing ? To confuse public and whack them ??
O&G sector good bet on strong oil prices Besides a capacity shortage, crude oil prices are expected to remain elevated for a longer time due to the heightened geopolitical risks in Europe and the Middle East.
“Yes, O&G activities are likely to remain robust and not affected by weak consumer sentiment. We foresee oil prices remaining elevated on supply challenges amidst heightened geopolitical tension,” says Azim Faris Ab Rahim, BIMB Securities’ O&G analyst.
Brent crude oil price has averaged at US$82.68 so far this year, peaking at US$96.55 on Sept 27. While this is still far from the US$120 per barrel level seen in 2022, the World Bank Group has warned that crude oil prices could soar to US$150 per barrel.
However, that level can only be reached if the Israel-Hamas war escalates into a regional conflict in the Middle East.
“We think offshore activities will remain robust if oil prices can maintain above US$50 to US$60 per barrel,” says Azim. He is bullish on the upstream services as a whole, with top picks being MISC Bhd, Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings Bhd and Velesto Energy Bhd.
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SinGor
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Posted by SinGor > 2023-11-06 22:42 | Report Abuse
Maybe PNB is arm-twisting Petronas Hands---pay more or No Rigs