To summarise GHL and Revenue... the management in GHL know nuts whilst Revenue think 2-3 steps ahead of GHL. I seriously don’t understand why actis and apis want to stick with a no brainer company. They should ditch GHL and work with Revenue. Whatever actis and apis have in store, only Revenue can help then to double or triple their existing business/portfolio.
Yes, the speaker promote GHL instead of Revenue as Revenue seem run too fast ahead of GHL but he fail to explain why market give Revenue much higher PE compare with GHL.
Sailang? Not yet and don’t need to. Im still holding on to my 0.37 stock.
I just do not wish to see the retail investor being mislead by people who had no clue about good counter.
For example, it is not the CFO that sold his share, it is the Independent Director exited. Again, just prove how some retail investor doesn’t do their homework.
The promoter want a 500 follower only willing to share his “trade secret”. I have wasted a good 20mins on... “hi... how you doing...” “I’m doing a more frequent live than my usual live blog.” In then end, no subtance.
I have nothing against someone trying to make a living, but you have to be honest and give an impartial view.
YapJH: honest need a price.....you pay money for class....you get the honest....but actually the honest is all written in the news....lazy people only buy the news with money....this is why many social media sifu is very rich...
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 13): OCBC Bank (Malaysia) Bhd has partnered with Revenue Group Bhd to become the first foreign bank in Malaysia to offer all-in-one digital payment terminals.
In a joint statement today, OCBC Bank said the all-in-one digital payment terminal developed by Revenue Group would simplify the payment acceptance process as it enables physical retail merchants to accept both card and mobile wallet payments using a single digital payment terminal.
"The fashionable and compact payment device is powered by the Android operating platform. It comes with a high definition colour touch screen display and a super-fast thermal printer that is neatly hidden below to maximise screen usage for customers performing electronic transactions," it added.
The digital payment terminal has a wide range of connectivity, including 3G, 4G, WiFi and Bluetooth networks, enabling physical retail merchants to process electronic transactions wirelessly and offer their customers a fast and convenient service experience, according to OCBC Bank.
In addition, it also generates electronic transaction reports every business day to enhance operational efficiency.
OCBC Bank's head of consumer lifestyle finance Ryan Kong said the deployment of the all-in-one digital terminal enables OCBC Bank's merchant partners to accept multiple payment services such as major e-wallets as well as multiple card schemes.
"The Android-based terminal also allows OCBC Bank to maximise the potential of the application, with the option to expand to include features like reward points accumulation and redemption at merchant purchase points. This places us in the forefront of the development of payment technology," he added.
Kong also said OCBC Bank currently has more than 11,000 Electronic Data Capture (EDC) terminals nationwide through a diverse range of merchants spanning a variety of industries including food and beverage, retail, fashion, electronics, telecommunications and petrol stations.
Revenue Group managing director and group chief executive officer Eddie Ng Chee Siong said the company's all-in-one digital payment terminals can handle a myriad of mobile Quick Response (QR) code payment services including Alipay, Boost, Touch 'n Go, UnionPay and WeChat Pay, as well as MasterCard, MyDebit, JCB and Visa, making payment management simpler and more efficient for physical retail merchants.
"Through this digital payment terminal, physical retail merchants will be able to accept payment through multiple channels involving QR codes, near-field communications (NFC), chip cards and traditional magnetic strip cards," he said.
Ng added that this will augur well for Revenue Group as the deployment of more EDC terminals will translate to higher revenue for the group from the rental or sale of terminals as well as electronic transaction processing services.
Revenue Group's three business segments are the distribution, deployment, and maintenance of EDC terminals, electronic transaction processing services for credit and debit cards as well as solutions and services related to payment infrastructure.
As at October, Revenue Group managed more than 45,000 EDC terminals nationwide.
PETALING JAYA: There’s another push for Malaysia’s digital development with the government dangling a carrot to promote e-wallets.Malaysians aged 18 years and above and earning RM100,000 and below a year will be entitled to a one-off payment of RM30 that can be claimed from Jan 1 to Feb 29 next year.The RM450mil allocation will benefit 15 million Malaysians. To receive the payment, users will need a verified account with selected e-wallet operators.
“The e-wallet stimulus initiative will drive the adoption of e-wallets as a convenient method of payment for consumers, ” said Boost CEO Mohd Khairil Abdullah.
Many e-wallet users lauded the allocation.
This means that : 2020 ( a bright start ahead for Revenue) ...
Yes joyvest. Those negative commenters don’t know what is Revenue partners. Let don’t talk about banking. Commercial, Touch N Go and Grab. Those negative commenters, do you all know these 2 companies services? If don’t know, go Google it. Although the price cannot hit 2.3 after ex date, use your logic, after price being adjusted, it will be going up? The answer definitely is YES!
Just imagine if you and me double up the cards, e wallet, online banking transactions, how much impact on Revenue earning... And the trend are moving this way. For eg with TnG promotion, i will reload my e wallet with credit card and pay my petrol bil at shell by TnG due to the RM5 cash back promotion, i hv just double up the transaction which normally only using credit card..
tigerball 1.8 dont want buy. above2.0 all chase to buy and pawned 14/12/2019 8:58 AM
Tigerball : while it was at 1.8, people did not see the potential of revenue yet...
Once revenue hit 2.5 ( after bonus issue), people will chase up higher and higher. Why ? usually when people see revenue has more room to grow and higher potential, then people will chase higher. When revenue reach 3 next year, people will chase higher and higher again. Mid of next year, when revenue reach 5, people will again chase higher and higher....
That's how Vitrox reach 7 now.... Revenue will one day too...
Those think now PE 50 + can sit aside, wait for retreat of correction, those on the boat with paper gain may stay and ride the journey to gain more profit and participant in the changes of mode of transaction in our country ( from cash to cashless).
i think even after bonus issue given, the price will still shoot up due to year of 2020 because of government are highly promoting cashless society and BNM is enforcing terminal 5.0 (which revenue current terminal version)... it's kinda alipay's shadow to me, that moment alipay brought jack ma huge jump to the top.. correct me if i'm wrong. i'm willing to learn.
vlyk113 - if buy today still manage to get it,if 19th or 20th kinda risky, due to 20th at 5pm is closing. so better buy on 17th or 18th. because t+2 then should still entitled for bonus issue.
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To summarise GHL and Revenue... the management in GHL know nuts whilst Revenue think 2-3 steps ahead of GHL. I seriously don’t understand why actis and apis want to stick with a no brainer company. They should ditch GHL and work with Revenue. Whatever actis and apis have in store, only Revenue can help then to double or triple their existing business/portfolio.