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SEATRIUM LTD. - ROCKETING TO THE MOON BY 2028 !!!!

I think the very day Seatrium starts to report a quarterly net profit (afrer 4 years of straight losses) even if it just few millions bucks. Stock price will run to 2 dollars immediately.

Stocky901      ( Date: 17-May-2024 09:52) Posted: No one wants to post here? Here can see the true share price.. 😉 😉 very soon you will see 1.68.. 1.75.. 👍

 

Don' t be naughty, stay focus...

 

Haha! 
I am laughing till crying  because you are on board.

Our main rocket is still in storage until end May. One trial rocket is already orbitting the earth. But it is falling fast as it does not have enough power to orbit at the required speed.

Time is indeed running short. 

But your presence is so appreciated LOGIN20.

I give you a BIG 

Login20      ( Date: 18-May-2024 08:04) Posted: I am taking a ride in your rocket, no more SIA flight, please make sure it does not explode. Thank you. MrBear12      ( Date: 18-May-2024 07:59) Posted: Thanks Login 20 for gracing our posts here. SIA from where u come has taken off. This has not. Why so? Is it because no revenue? Cannot be. Seatrium has billions of revenue. I believe that Seatrium is still building up its capabilities in some areas like renewables. Seatrium needs to improve its cost efficiency and deliver its projects in time and within budgets.

 

I am taking a ride in your rocket, no more SIA flight, please make sure it does not explode.

Thank you.

MrBear12      ( Date: 18-May-2024 07:59) Posted: Thanks Login 20 for gracing our posts here. SIA from where u come has taken off. This has not. Why so? Is it because no revenue? Cannot be. Seatrium has billions of revenue. I believe that Seatrium is still building up its capabilities in some areas like renewables. Seatrium needs to improve its cost efficiency and deliver its projects in time and within budgets.

 

Thanks Login 20 for gracing our posts here. SIA from where u come has taken off. This has not. Why so? Is it because no revenue? Cannot be. Seatrium has billions of revenue.

I believe that Seatrium is still building up its capabilities in some areas like renewables. Seatrium needs to improve its cost efficiency and deliver its projects in time and within budgets.

 

HF 23 revenue was a mere $2.9 bn, assuming an average of $1.45 bn per these 2 quarters, while FY 23 revenue was $7.3 bn, assuming an average of $2.2 bn per these 2 last quarters. Management did comment in early last year that revenue will be significantly increase from mid 23 as more works is starting or commencing in the yards. This coming Q1 24 revenue should be closed to or better than the first Half FY 23 of $2.9 bn. Let see.

SBB is not activated could be either price is not low enough to SBB or Q1 24 updates has more revealling numbers to avoid the conflict of interest. Just a thought.

Numbers is improving, the best is more huge contract wins or contract wins consistently, leading to improve net profit significantly, later with good dividents over the years. These will attract some or more Institutional buying, but short selling will be as mighty as before since last September.

We might have to live with pump and dump to some like, or hold it for long term investing for long term valuation to individual risks appetite.

DYODD.

Happy Investing.

 

 

The shame of 3 years of consecutive losses is about to be forgotten. This stock is poised to be restored to its glory days, even greater glory will descend upon it. We need a Pentecostal revival in every being, especially all in Seatrium. Accordingly, let everything be renewed on the face of the earth. Let us all be reenergised with regards to Seatrium because of a common Hope.

Hope makes all things new.

 

Looks like will continue to bleed till 2027.

 

If the numbers is right, won?t be surprised Seatrium Q1 update might come with more encouraging numbers to show, instead of the usual muted update.

 

I' ve put my rocket into storage for preservation from corrosion. I' ll keep it safe for the next launch.
1st opportunity is after 1Q business update end May.
Stay tuned.

Good nite!

MrBear12      ( Date: 17-May-2024 22:25) Posted: 😀 thank you🐻 PiRPiR      ( Date: 17-May-2024 22:12) Posted: https://www.upstreamonline.com/field-development/petrobras-eyes-seven-more-fpsos-designed-for-the-future-/2-1-1644796

 

😀 thank you🐻

PiRPiR      ( Date: 17-May-2024 22:12) Posted: https://www.upstreamonline.com/field-development/petrobras-eyes-seven-more-fpsos-designed-for-the-future-/2-1-1644796

 

https://www.upstreamonline.com/field-development/petrobras-eyes-seven-more-fpsos-designed-for-the-future-/2-1-1644796

 

?Large? orders for floating production systems coming soon
MARKET OUTLOOKS
May 14, 2024, by Melisa Č avč ić


https://www.offshore-energy.biz/large-orders-for-floating-production-systems-coming-soon/

 

No one seems to believe in a journey to the moon anymore 

But the price is here!

Stocky901      ( Date: 17-May-2024 09:52) Posted: No one wants to post here? Here can see the true share price.. 😉 😉 very soon you will see 1.68.. 1.75.. 👍

 

 

GIC does not want to duplicate investments of Temasek (which owns many SGX counters) in SG. I think still better for them to diversify outside Singapore like Norges Bank Investments invests outside Norway. Also, GIC is more conservative investor cf. Temasek. Will it want to risk investing in high risk equities on SGX?

PiRPiR      ( Date: 17-May-2024 09:49) Posted: ?No better player? than GIC to help revitalise fortunes of Singapore stock market: observers BUSINESS TIMES Navene Elangovan Published Fri, May 17, 2024 AS DEBATE over the need for a revitalisation of the Singapore Exchange (SGX) heats up, most market watchers that spoke to The Business Times believe it is time to ?think out of the box?, and seriously consider the use of GIC funds for investments in the local stock market. Some analysts said a small portion of the sovereign wealth fund could be allocated to the local bourse to boost valuations and investor confidence, although at least one felt that there was no need to do so. To be clear, it is not the first time that market observers have called for funds from GIC ? the Singapore sovereign wealth fund that manages the country?s foreign reserves ? to be used to lift the stock market?s flagging fortunes. The Singapore Business Federation raised the topic in 2016, while The Society of Remisiers (Singapore) suggested it earlier this year. The conversation over whether GIC should expand its portfolio to include the Singapore market resurfaced again after Financial Times last week reported that SGX is reviewing a document by the Singapore Venture and Private Capital Associationthat puts forth several proposals to boost the local bourse. According to the report, one of the proposals is to allow pension and sovereign money to be invested in the stock market. Two of Singapore?s investment entities ? GIC and Temasek ? invest their funds into markets, but in different portfolios. While Temasek?s portfolio includes local listed companies, GIC invests only internationally outside Singapore. This is in line with its mandate to preserve and enhance the international purchasing power of the Singapore reserves it manages over the long term. One of the sources of funds managed by GIC is the proceeds from the Special Singapore Government Securities, in which CPF (Central Provident Fund) monies are invested. Why reconsider now? RHB analyst Vijay Natarajan said that while Singapore?s gross domestic product has grown ?significantly better? than other markets since GIC was set up in 1981, the local stock market has not grown in the same size and vibrancy in the same period. ?And that is where I think the opportunity comes, because GIC knows this market better,? said Natarajan. S Nallakaruppan, president of The Society of Remisiers (Singapore), noted that many local companies were trading below book value, even with Temasek?s investments in the local bourse. Pointing out how the Japanese government?s intervention had helped to improve its market, Nallakaruppan said that as one of the more undervalued markets globally, it was ?long overdue? for the Singapore government to step in as well. However, Cheng Chye Hsern, who heads the investment team at wealth management company Providend, felt that it ?does not make sense? for GIC to step in given that Temasek is already doing so. Moreover, doing so would run counter to GIC?s mandate, which is to ensure Singapore?s international purchasing power over the long term. ?It cannot be a case of ?let?s just put the money in and push up the value?,? he said. Instead, the authorities should look to attract ?more exciting? companies to list on the SGX to develop a more vibrant market, he added. This would lead not just sovereign wealth funds, but also fund managers, to consider investing in Singapore as they can now have access to companies that are not available anywhere else globally, said Cheng. However, Paul Chew, head of research at Phillip Securities, felt that GIC?s entry would help to ?inject new money? into the market. On a strategic level, if GIC were to invest in local companies, the valuations of companies can also rise to better reflect the fundamentals of the company, he said. In turn, these companies can then become acquirers of other businesses, further adding value to the Singapore market. Otherwise, these companies become targets themselves, and investors lose out on the potential value appreciation of the company, he added. Moving the needle with GIC funds Natarajan said that the aim of investing GIC funds should be to unlock the value in the market and boost long-term returns, as well as inject liquidity and confidence into the market. He suggested that investing a low, single-digit percentage of GIC?s portfolio funds locally could ?sizeably move the needle? of the SGX. Last year, GIC invested 20 to 30 per cent of its portfolio in developed market equities. Allocating a portion of this towards Singapore should not disrupt its overall portfolio and adhere to GIC?s approach to maintaining a diverse investment approach, he added. To ensure liquidity and holistic growth across the Singapore market, GIC can create several funds across various sectors such as real estate, technology and renewable energy, said Natarajan. These funds should be actively invested with clear objectives, such as unlocking the value of the sector. To ?jump-start? the market, Nallakaruppan suggested that GIC allocate 10 per cent of its portfolio to Singapore equities. This figure is lower than the 28 per cent that Temasek allocates to Singapore in its portfolio. GIC can start off by investing in the FTSE STI Index stocks before broadening its investments to mid and small-cap stocks, he added. Chew said that an exchange-traded Fund (ETF) focused on small or mid-cap companies that meet environmental, social and governance criteria could be set up as part of a public-private partnership. Having a sovereign wealth fund invest in an ETF, rather than individual stocks, would help to reduce controversy over the choice of companies it chooses to invest in, he said. Market watchers also disagreed that it could be politically sensitive to invest GIC funds in the local market, given that part of the funds are from the CPF. They noted that GIC is already investing funds, albeit in overseas markets. So long as the sovereign wealth fund adopted basic investment principles and invested in worthy companies, there would not be a conflict of interest, they said. Investing in Singapore would also reduce investment risks as a local sovereign wealth fund such as GIC would know the landscape here better, said Chew. Natarajan added: ?There is no better player to unlock the value of this market than a local sovereign fund compared to any other players.? https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/no-better-player-gic-help-revitalise-fortunes-singapore-stock-market-observers

 

No one wants to post here? Here can see the true share price.. 😉 😉 very soon you will see 1.68.. 1.75.. 👍

 

?No better player? than GIC to help revitalise fortunes of Singapore stock market: observers

BUSINESS TIMES

Navene Elangovan
Published Fri, May 17, 2024


AS DEBATE over the need for a revitalisation of the Singapore Exchange (SGX) heats up, most market watchers that spoke to The Business Times believe it is time to ?think out of the box?, and seriously consider the use of GIC funds for investments in the local stock market.

Some analysts said a small portion of the sovereign wealth fund could be allocated to the local bourse to boost valuations and investor confidence, although at least one felt that there was no need to do so.

To be clear, it is not the first time that market observers have called for funds from GIC ? the Singapore sovereign wealth fund that manages the country?s foreign reserves ? to be used to lift the stock market?s flagging fortunes.

The Singapore Business Federation raised the topic in 2016, while The Society of Remisiers (Singapore) suggested it earlier this year.

The conversation over whether GIC should expand its portfolio to include the Singapore market resurfaced again after Financial Times last week reported that SGX is reviewing a document by the Singapore Venture and Private Capital Associationthat puts forth several proposals to boost the local bourse.

According to the report, one of the proposals is to allow pension and sovereign money to be invested in the stock market.

Two of Singapore?s investment entities ? GIC and Temasek ? invest their funds into markets, but in different portfolios.

While Temasek?s portfolio includes local listed companies, GIC invests only internationally outside Singapore. This is in line with its mandate to preserve and enhance the international purchasing power of the Singapore reserves it manages over the long term.

One of the sources of funds managed by GIC is the proceeds from the Special Singapore Government Securities, in which CPF (Central Provident Fund) monies are invested.

Why reconsider now?

RHB analyst Vijay Natarajan said that while Singapore?s gross domestic product has grown ?significantly better? than other markets since GIC was set up in 1981, the local stock market has not grown in the same size and vibrancy in the same period.

?And that is where I think the opportunity comes, because GIC knows this market better,? said Natarajan.

S Nallakaruppan, president of The Society of Remisiers (Singapore), noted that many local companies were trading below book value, even with Temasek?s investments in the local bourse.

Pointing out how the Japanese government?s intervention had helped to improve its market, Nallakaruppan said that as one of the more undervalued markets globally, it was ?long overdue? for the Singapore government to step in as well.

However, Cheng Chye Hsern, who heads the investment team at wealth management company Providend, felt that it ?does not make sense? for GIC to step in given that Temasek is already doing so.

Moreover, doing so would run counter to GIC?s mandate, which is to ensure Singapore?s international purchasing power over the long term.

?It cannot be a case of ?let?s just put the money in and push up the value?,? he said. Instead, the authorities should look to attract ?more exciting? companies to list on the SGX to develop a more vibrant market, he added.

This would lead not just sovereign wealth funds, but also fund managers, to consider investing in Singapore as they can now have access to companies that are not available anywhere else globally, said Cheng.

However, Paul Chew, head of research at Phillip Securities, felt that GIC?s entry would help to ?inject new money? into the market.

On a strategic level, if GIC were to invest in local companies, the valuations of companies can also rise to better reflect the fundamentals of the company, he said.

In turn, these companies can then become acquirers of other businesses, further adding value to the Singapore market. Otherwise, these companies become targets themselves, and investors lose out on the potential value appreciation of the company, he added.

Moving the needle with GIC funds

Natarajan said that the aim of investing GIC funds should be to unlock the value in the market and boost long-term returns, as well as inject liquidity and confidence into the market.

He suggested that investing a low, single-digit percentage of GIC?s portfolio funds locally could ?sizeably move the needle? of the SGX.

Last year, GIC invested 20 to 30 per cent of its portfolio in developed market equities. Allocating a portion of this towards Singapore should not disrupt its overall portfolio and adhere to GIC?s approach to maintaining a diverse investment approach, he added.

To ensure liquidity and holistic growth across the Singapore market, GIC can create several funds across various sectors such as real estate, technology and renewable energy, said Natarajan. These funds should be actively invested with clear objectives, such as unlocking the value of the sector.

To ?jump-start? the market, Nallakaruppan suggested that GIC allocate 10 per cent of its portfolio to Singapore equities. This figure is lower than the 28 per cent that Temasek allocates to Singapore in its portfolio.

GIC can start off by investing in the FTSE STI Index stocks before broadening its investments to mid and small-cap stocks, he added.

Chew said that an exchange-traded Fund (ETF) focused on small or mid-cap companies that meet environmental, social and governance criteria could be set up as part of a public-private partnership.

Having a sovereign wealth fund invest in an ETF, rather than individual stocks, would help to reduce controversy over the choice of companies it chooses to invest in, he said.

Market watchers also disagreed that it could be politically sensitive to invest GIC funds in the local market, given that part of the funds are from the CPF.

They noted that GIC is already investing funds, albeit in overseas markets. So long as the sovereign wealth fund adopted basic investment principles and invested in worthy companies, there would not be a conflict of interest, they said.

Investing in Singapore would also reduce investment risks as a local sovereign wealth fund such as GIC would know the landscape here better, said Chew.

Natarajan added: ?There is no better player to unlock the value of this market than a local sovereign fund compared to any other players.?





https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/no-better-player-gic-help-revitalise-fortunes-singapore-stock-market-observers

 

Good morning Mr Bear,

God bless you, all the investors and Seatrium always !!!

MrBear12      ( Date: 17-May-2024 06:20) Posted: Good morning Eagle, Most welcome! Hope to hear and see you soaring amongst our midst. God bless you! Eagle88      ( Date: 17-May-2024 01:02) Posted: Tqvm for sharing.

 

Good morning Eagle,
Most welcome!
Hope to hear and see you soaring amongst our midst.

God bless you!

Eagle88      ( Date: 17-May-2024 01:02) Posted: Tqvm for sharing. MrBear12      ( Date: 16-May-2024 13:02) Posted: I take a particular 24 hour period, say on Tues 14/5 11pm to Wed 15/5 11pm, take the difference between the page views at those times and VIOLA! You have the estimated no. of views a day (24 hours).