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For this stock,... I think it' s better to let it list first, then only buy when the time is right !
Why do Telco invest heavily in 4G or 5G for no revenue return from WhatsApp or Wechat or Skype?
It seems everyone that draw high pay is not worth their salt? Why? Only businessman can earn big buck but once you are associated with a 'public' entity or establishment cannot?
MarcPh ( Date: 29-Jun-2017 14:40) Posted:
You are contributing to her salary. $6.56mio a year.
http://www.marketing-interactive.com/singtel-ceo-takes-home-sg6-56m-for-fy2017-on-the-back-of-digital-growth/
Her take-home pay is $18000 a day, including weekends and public holidays.
If Netlink Trust gives a 5% dividend, you need to invest $360,000 to get $18000 a YEAR.
She don' t even understand the IT impact on her business, happily thinking of charging additional for Skye & Whatsapp use just 3 years ago.
SingTel draws flak for proposal to charge challengers WhatsApp, Skype for network usage
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/singtel-criticised-for-proposal-to-charge-whatsapp--skype-for-network-usage-030719966.html
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I heard from remisiers that they can get placement shares easily because of the huge public float. Price not firmed until July.
Like HPH Trust, Singtel is expected to offload 70-80% of their shares in Netlink Trust to public. Li Ka Shing retained about 30% control in HPH Trust,
Singtel can learn from Digi.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4077676/+1240
investshare ( Date: 29-Jun-2017 21:08) Posted:
| Actually in Malaysia I know some broadband such as Digi do not support VOIP. Subscriber need to purchase top up to use FaceTime , WhatsApp call etc. |
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Actually in Malaysia I know some broadband such as Digi do not support VOIP. Subscriber need to purchase top up to use FaceTime , WhatsApp call etc.
You are contributing to her salary. $6.56mio a year.
http://www.marketing-interactive.com/singtel-ceo-takes-home-sg6-56m-for-fy2017-on-the-back-of-digital-growth/
Her take-home pay is
$18000 a day, including weekends and public holidays.
If Netlink Trust gives a 5% dividend, you need to invest $360,000 to get
$18000 a YEAR.
She don' t even understand the IT impact on her business, happily thinking of charging additional for Skye & Whatsapp use just 3 years ago.
SingTel draws flak for proposal to charge challengers WhatsApp, Skype for network usage
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/singtel-criticised-for-proposal-to-charge-whatsapp--skype-for-network-usage-030719966.html
Frankly,... I see everywhere in the net mentioning this trust is similar to HPH Trust,... haha, really a bad role model for Netlink Trust to emulate,... I' m kinda put off by this IPO already !
Hope Netlink Trust will share more about their dividend policy.
Assuming no special business expansion and a weaker income projection for long-run, are they going to be paying dividends that are greater than EPS, like Hutchison Port Holdings Trust?
IMDA reviews Netlink Trust' s wholesale prices https://www.telecompaper.com/news/imda-reviews-netlink-trusts-wholesale-prices--1195211
IMDA reviews NetLink Trust' s prices every three to five years & ldquo to ensure its reasonableness and cost efficiency. IMDA said most of NetLink Trust' s wholesale prices to the industry will be reduced from their current levels. https://www.imda.gov.sg/about/newsroom/media-releases/2017/imda-finalises-review-of-prices-in-netlink-trusts-interconnection-offer
Switching a fibre-internet ISP in Singapore can take 4-8 weeks for businesses in Singapore.
Quote - NetLink Trust, which announced Monday the government has cut most of its prices, has been discussing a potential annual dividend yield of about 4 percent to 5 percent, the people said, asking not to be identified because the information is private.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-05-09/netlink-said-to-brief-analysts-on-s-2-billion-ipo-as-fees-cut
Singtel' s NetLink Trust launches up to US$1.95b Singapore IPO
http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/singtels-netlink-trust-launches-up-to-us195b-singapore-ipo
NetLink is offering 2.9 billion units in an indicative range of S$0.80 to S$0.93 each, putting the total deal at up to S$2.69 billion, added IFR, a Thomson Reuters publication.
Singtel, South-east Asia' s largest telco, did not respond to a Reuters phone call seeking comment on the IPO.
REUTERS
