BTW, don’t find excuses to explain why CIMB is disposing their shares, CIMB is no so broke to sell shares from revenue to fund the losses by borrowing to Hin Leong. If CIMB believed this time around there will be good QR result from revenue, why they don’t wait after QR announcement only to dispose?
Can anyone explain to me what will happen after Revenue give special issuesordinary shares to bumiputera ?
I knew the EPS will diluted due to increasing number of shares. So the Revenue share price will drop after the special issues share entitlement date ? If want to buy Revenue price better wait after the entitlement date ?? Thanks in advance.
@ch0805, timing to buy is an ART, better learn TA. QR will be published very soon, my advice is better wait and see the result. Although I have sold Revenue, but if there’s a great results and showing that the company is doing well to sustain and overcome the crisis, then only I will consider to buy some. Better trade extra carefully during crisis ... Not a buy/sell call, tq.
ch0805 " Can anyone explain to me what will happen after Revenue give special issues ordinary shares to bumiputera ?" REVENUE is planning to be listed in the Main Board. In the case of a transfer of listing, the Company is required to comply with the 12.5% Bumiputera equity requirement at the point of transfer. Let's say Bumiputra currently holds only 2.5% shares in REVENUE, REVENUE would have to place out additional new shares to Bumiputras such that they jointly own at least 12.5% share. The additional new bumi shares, BNEW can be calculated from ( BNOW+BNEW ) / (389+BNEW) = 12.5% BNEW = 1.143x(48.63 – BNOW) For Example, if BNOW is 20m (about 5.1%), BNEW to be issued would be 32.7m. The enlarge shares would be 389m + 32.7m = 421.7m (CASE 1) If BNOW is only 10m (about 2.6%), BNEW would be 44.2m. The enlarged shares would be 389m+44.3m = 433.2m (CASE 2). It can be concluded that the increase in additional shares (share dilution) is quite small in either case. On the positive side, additional new bumi shares would bring in additional share capital in the form of cash injection into the Company. Assuming that the new Bumi shares are issued at a typical 10% discount to current market price, RM1.18x(100%-10%)=RM1.06, Case 1 would add RM21m cash whilst Case 2 would add RM46.9m cash to REVENUE. Base on Q2 2020 report as at 31 Dec 2020, REVENUE had net cash of about 30m. The net cash as total working capital would increase very substantially to RM51 m in Case 1 and RM76.9m in Case 2. This should strengthened REVENUE for faster expansion and bigger business undertaking looking forward. The net cash per share in Case 1 would be 51m/422m = 0.12 cent/share and in Case 2, RM77m/433m = RM0.18 per share.
The other major plus side is once the Company is listed on the Main Board, Fund managers would more likely invest in the Co. Currently, I don't think EPF and other major funds can invest in REVENUE even it is a good growth company as there are guidelines that restrict them from investing in non main Board companies. So it is very likely that REVENUE could become a target for investment by some big fund managers. The impact on the share price, in my view, is therefore very positive.
GHLSYS' quarter report should provide us a hint that Revenue' qr will be bad too. Once QR is out, im seeing that the price is going to drop further. Im waiting to accumulate. Be patient
GHL dropped is mostly because of impairment. And they reported growth in revenue in TPA which is Revenue's core. I believe these two are oversold right now.
GP margin increase, Operating CF increase, management no explanation on the extra 3M of admin expenses (quite worried in terms of the integrity of the management as no explanation) resulted in drop of profits. Overall, long term still intact. Those hoping to finally buy on weakness, now may be your chance, unless there is another melt down of financial crisis. Price volatility is expected but long term growth story still intact. Proceeds from new share should have enough money for expansion, company is heavily investing in IT which they are aware is important, hope for good news to come.
Taking back my statement above. Management has explained.
The lower PBT recorded for the current financial quarter ended 31 March 2020, on the back of a relatively flat revenue, was mainly due to the increase in the administrative expenses such as connectivity expenses (e.g. SIM cards, lease line) by approximately RM0.59 million, expenses relating to the digital payment services and procurement & logistic services by RM0.62 million, as well as the increase in the staff cost by approximately RM1.23 million due to the increase in the headcount.
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BTW, don’t find excuses to explain why CIMB is disposing their shares, CIMB is no so broke to sell shares from revenue to fund the losses by borrowing to Hin Leong.
If CIMB believed this time around there will be good QR result from revenue, why they don’t wait after QR announcement only to dispose?