BTC USD 83,526.0 Gold USD 4,156.00
Time now: Jun 1, 12:00 AM

Initial Public Offering (IPO)

walaupun cds sayaosk punye bkan direct cimb

CDS saya pulak Kenanga. Saya bole pakai Kenwealth online utk monitor prestasi saham serta jual/beli. Kalu nak pakai remisier pun bole dgn caj yg tertentu. Sila bincang dgn remisier sdr pasal kaedah jual/beli online atau guna perkhidmatan beliau.:)
 
IPO kenny rogers roaster ni sesuai dibeli x????

murah 51 sen je..1 lot dlm rm51..

profit after tax for financial end 2010, is RM8.7 million down from 12.6 million in 2009. Price Earnings Ratio (PE Ratio) in the same period is 6.14 and 8.92 respectively.

PE ratio dia cm2 sesuai x nk bli???

Baca prospektus bro..ada dividen strategy tak? cuba compare dgn QSR..:)

p/s: analisis dulu, tunggu masuk di saat2 akhir nanti.
 
ada sesiapa beli IPO melalui broker?

Ada bro..terutmanya bagi IPO yg besar2 spt maxis, petronas chemical. Ia biasanya melalui tender oleh pihak broker( sykat bursa saham) dan tender ni kemudian ditawarkan pula kepada pelanggan sykt broker tersebut. Harganya pula lebih tinggi sedikit dari dari harga retail/runcit. Memang kebarangkalian utk berjaya lebih besar dari memohon IPO cara biasa cuma kosnya lebih sedikitlah.:">
 
Baca prospektus bro..ada dividen strategy tak? cuba compare dgn QSR..:)

p/s: analisis dulu, tunggu masuk di saat2 akhir nanti.

ni yg den kurang reti bace propektus..huhuhu

den punyo rujukan site labur niaga..kne blaja tgk propektus cmni..sape leh ajarkan???

bro ade niat masuk ipo ni x???
 
Baca prospektus bro..ada dividen strategy tak? cuba compare dgn QSR..:)

p/s: analisis dulu, tunggu masuk di saat2 akhir nanti.

Maknanya kalau kita beli ikut saham miti bumiputera, kita tak dpt tgk prospektus sebab bumi lot placement keluar sebelum prospektus keluar...:-?:-?:-?
 
Govt-owned CTRM defers IPO

Govt-owned CTRM defers IPO
By Izwan idris

MALACCA (Feb 20, 2011): Government-owned Composites Technology Research Malaysia Sdn Bhd (CTRM) has put off immediate plans to launch its initial public offering (IPO) as it seeks to triple the size of its revenue before selling shares to the public in five years.

"We want to strengthen and grow the company before going for listing on Bursa Malaysia," said chief executive officer Datuk Rusdi Mahmud.

"Our target is to hit RM1 billion in annual sales by 2015," he told SunBiz on Saturday.

To meet its longer-term objective, the company will spend between RM20 million and RM30 million a year on capital expenditure over the next five years.

"If we need more, we will go for commercial funding arrangements," Rusdi said when met at CTRM’s plant in Batu Berendam, Malacca after the ceremony to roll out its first fan cowl package for the new Boeing 787.

The contract for the composite jet engine cover was awarded by Boeing’s contractor Goodrich Aerostructures USA in September 2009. It was estimated to be worth RM3 billion with deliveries extending beyond the next decade.

"The work package is by far the biggest composite structure produced by CTRM," Rusdi said.

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the first composite-plastic airliner, is more than three years behind schedule, press reports said.

Boeing said recently that it was confident of delivering the new fuel-efficient commercial plane in the second half of this year.

Rusdi said CTRM will ship fan cowl packages for 22 Dreamliners this year.

CTRM is 98% owned by Minister of Finance Inc, with Petronas holding the remaining 2% stake.

The aerospace division is the group’s biggest contributor to revenue, with manufacturing track record for the top two global aircraft makers, Boeing and Airbus.

The company also makes radar domes and unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as supplying composite components for catamarans and monorails.

CTRM was identified by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak as one of several government-owned commercial entities to be privatised as part of his economic reform agenda.

It was previously reported that CTRM was slated for listing this year.

Rosdi said that while the company was ready to go public, it was not in a hurry to do so.

"We are already a profitable and self-sustaining business, but we need to be stronger and bigger in order to maximise value," he said. -- theSun
 
Back
Top
Log in Register