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Initial Public Offering (IPO)

Div MSM No.3

Dear Sir/Madam,

We wish to inform you that the below net dividend due to you will be paid to your designated Bank Account as follows:

DIVIDEND MSM MALAYSIA HOLDINGS BERHAD (935722-K) DIV NO 2
DIVIDEND TYPE: FINAL DIVIDEND
BENEFICIARY BANK: CIMB BANK
PAYMENT DATE: 12 July 2012
CDS A/C NO.: XXXXX6588

The crediting of monies to your account will be subject to final clearance by the Clearing House & Beneficiary Bank.

In the event that the above transaction to your account is not successful, a cheque for the same amount will be issued and sent to you at your address as per the Record of Depositor. Please retain the tax voucher for submission to the Inland Revenue Department.

Should you have not receive the payment, please contact your Registrar accordingly.



Dear Sir/Madam,

We wish to inform you that the net dividend due to you will be paid to your designated Bank Account as follows:

DIVIDEND MSM MALAYSIA HOLDINGS BERHAD (935722-K) DIV.NO 3

DIVIDEND TYPE : FIRST INTERIM DIVIDEND
BENEFICIARY BANK : CIMB BANK
PAYMENT DATE : 28 December 2012
CDS A/C NO. : XXXXX6588


The crediting of monies to your account will be subject to final clearance by the Clearing House & Beneficiary Bank.

In the event that the above transaction to your account is not successful, a cheque for the same amount will be issued and sent to you at your address as per the Record of Depositor. Please retain the tax voucher for submission to the Inland Revenue Department.

Should you have not receive the payment, please contact your Registrar accordingly.

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p/s: cashflow again atau dividend gain; ada lagi rupanya yg masyuk akhir tahun ni..:)paid
 
IPOs to sustain in 2013, potential listings skewed towards infrastructure and industr

KUALA LUMPUR: Early indications show promising developments in maintaining the amount raised from initial public offerings (IPOs) next year, says Bursa Malaysia chief executive officer Datuk Tajuddin Atan.

“These potential listings are skewed towards the infrastructure and industrial sectors,” he told Bernama, adding that the local bourse would close the year with 17 new listings amounting to RM23bil.

Tajuddin was recently reported as saying that Bursa had sufficient listings in the pipeline for next year to match the value of listings recorded this year. However, the individual offering volume would not breach the ones achieved this year.

Companies en route for listing next year include Matrix Concepts Holdings Bhd, Felcra Bhd, CLIQ Energy Bhd and Malakoff Corp Bhd.

“As Bursa further expands the listing of quality and substantial companies, this would revitalise the capital market and help profile Malaysia as one of the top investment destinations.

“Furthermore, Malaysia and Asean countries have been increasingly enjoying the limelight of foreign direct investment following the current debt crisis in Europe and the United States' fiscal cliff,” he said.

Tajuddin said that given these factors, companies should, more than before, seize every chance to go the distance via IPOs.

“The Asean Exchanges, established among seven exchanges in the region, has given rise to the materialisation of the Asean Trading Link, putting in place a platform where brokers and traders from three exchanges Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand are able to perform cross-border trade in a direct market basis.

“With a combined market capitalisation of the said exchanges, as well as others joining at a later point, this will elevate the region to a level on par with some of the largest markets in Asia and even the world,” he said.

Based on current statistics, the successful listing of Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (FGVH) and IHH Healthcare Bhd has placed the country's capital market as the world's third and fourth largest IPO, respectively, this year.

FGVH's IPO raised about RM10bil while IHH Healthcare raised about RM6bil and Astro Malaysia Holdings Bhd, which was relisted on the local bourse in October, raised RM4.56bil.

Tajuddin said the country was now ranked fourth among the world's destinations for IPOs in terms of value (US$7.3bil), after the United States, China and Japan. “These milestones are important to substantiate Malaysia as one of the preferred listing destinations and we will continue to maintain that position,” he added. - Bernama
 
Dear Sir/Madam,

We wish to inform you that the net dividend due to you will be paid to your designated Bank Account as follows:

DIVIDEND MSM MALAYSIA HOLDINGS BERHAD (935722-K) DIV.NO 3

DIVIDEND TYPE : FIRST INTERIM DIVIDEND
BENEFICIARY BANK : CIMB BANK
PAYMENT DATE : 28 December 2012
CDS A/C NO. : XXXXX6588


The crediting of monies to your account will be subject to final clearance by the Clearing House & Beneficiary Bank.

In the event that the above transaction to your account is not successful, a cheque for the same amount will be issued and sent to you at your address as per the Record of Depositor. Please retain the tax voucher for submission to the Inland Revenue Department.

Should you have not receive the payment, please contact your Registrar accordingly.

This is a system generated email. Please do not respond.

p/s: cashflow again atau dividend gain; ada lagi rupanya yg masyuk akhir tahun ni..:)paid

berapa RM dividen per unit bro MSM tu??
 
berapa RM dividen per unit bro MSM tu??

8 sen per unit..:)paid

Date, Time Ref/ Cheque No. Description In(RM) Out(RM) Balance(RM)
28-Dec-2012,
18:02:20 200199190200 IBG CREDIT
MSMMHB M2e - eDividend via xxx.00
 
KUALA LUMPUR: Astro Malaysia Holdings Bhd made a net profit of RM118.1mil for its third quarter ended Oct 31, 14.1% higher than the net profit of RM103.5mil in the same period last year, boosted mainly by an unrealised forex gain of RM30.6mil.

The pay-TV operator's revenue stood at RM1.08bil for the quarter under review against RM995.3mil a year earlier.

Astro declared its maiden quarterly dividend of 1.5 sen per share which will be paid out on Jan 11, 2013.

“Astro's growth will be primarily driven by the young and increasingly affluent population here,” chief executive officer Datuk Rohana Rozhan said at a press conference here.

For the nine months ended Oct 31, Astro's customer base grew by 278,000 while average revenue per user grew 6% on the back of a higher take-up of its products and services.

Rohana said the company, which recently obtained the winning bid for the Barclays Premier League broadcast rights, had its content costs “comfortably within budget”

Up to the nine months of the current financial year ending Jan 31, 2013, Astro's content costs stood at 31% of revenue.

“We have good visibility of our content cost, particularly in light of the recent successful bid,” she said.

During major sporting years, content costs were generally higher and could go up to 35%, she said.

Chief operating officer Henry Tan said Astro was “open” to proposals from other providers who wished to share its content as long as such proposals “made economic sense”.

Currently, Astro has over 3.2 million subscribers, of which about 1.8 million are watching their TV content via the Astro B.yond set-top boxes.

Of the 1.8 million customers, about two-thirds subscribe to high definition (HD) content.

“The encouraging thing about the statistics is that we only had 22 HD channels and expanded to 27 recently. Once we have new capacity, we have every intention to increase the number of HD channels.

“We believe HD channels is one of our key differentiators against what is available out there,” said Rohana,

For the nine-month period ended Oct 31, Astro's net profit fell 29% to RM334.84mil from RM472.04mil earlier.

The decrease in net profit was mainly due to higher depreciation of RM113.2mil and increase in finance costs of RM70.1mil, which was partly offset by increase in finance income of RM33.6mil and lower taxation of RM57.7mil,

Its revenue rose 11.5% to RM3.133bil from RM2.811bil for the nine-month period mainly due to increase in subscription and advertising revenue of RM269.4mil and RM52.2mil respectively.

Astro's share price ended up yesterday to RM2.97, the highest since it was listed on Oct 19.

Its share price had generally been under the water since its initial public offering (IPO), falling to an all-time low of RM2.59 last month but had begun climbing in the week ahead of the announcement of its third quarter results.

Rohana said Astro's IPO was priced “at the right level” of RM3.

“We are a growth company and will continue to deliver growth to shareholders, balancing between a progressive dividend policy and capital appreciation,” she said.

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salam tn2...sy ni bru dlm IPO ni..mcmn nk beli IPO astronya ni??
 
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