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wooncs8870
    04-Mar-2024 09:56  
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No one continues to chase the share even though the company was making money from one-off sale of its assets.
 
 
Joelton
    02-Mar-2024 14:01  
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Chasen confirms sale of regional operating units to Kuehne+Nagel for $67.4 million
Chasen Holdings has confirmed the sale of a group of its logistics subsidiaries to Switzerland' s Kuehne + Nagel for $67.4 million and will pocket a net proceed of $57.2 million.
 
Chasen first flagged the possible sale, which consists of operating entities in Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and China last December.
 
On a pro forma basis, Chasen' s NTA as at March 31 2023 would be 25.49 cents per share, versus the actual 15.4 cents reported.
 
Chasen believes that the sale is " in the best interest" of itself and to unlock shareholders' value. 
 
" It is also in line with the company&rsquo s strategic plan to rationalise its investments."
 
The deal will be put before shareholders at an EGM for their approval.
 
 
Godwinlow
    05-Oct-2023 10:07  
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Speech
 
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22 SEP 2023 

Speech by MOS Low Yen Ling at the Chasen Groundbreaking Ceremony

Mr Justin Low, Managing Director and CEO of Chasen Holdings Limited

 

Mr Eddie Siah, Executive Director of Chasen Holdings Limited

 

Distinguished Guests

 

Ladies and Gentlemen

 

Introduction

 

1. Good morning. Thank you for inviting me to join you today.

 

2. This groundbreaking ceremony marks an important milestone in the growth journey of Chasen Logistics Services (CLS). The company is enlarging its capabilities by offering additional specialised storage services to its semiconductor clients and providing modularised cleanrooms for customers needing such facilities. This positive expansion reaffirms Singapore&rsquo s role as a key node in the global semiconductor supply chain and enhances our value proposition to both existing and potential investors looking for a rich ecosystem to plug into.

 

Continuous Transformation to Seize Global Opportunities

 

3. To stay ahead of the curve, logistics companies must be willing and hungry to seize emerging opportunities. In this respect, I commend CLS for its unwavering entrepreneurial spirit and strong investment in capability-building.

 

CLS started with humble roots in general warehousing and moving services. In the 1990s, they saw an opportunity to support the increasing number of MNCs that had established semiconductor manufacturing operations in Singapore. This sparked a strategic shift towards providing value-added logistics services for the semiconductor sector. There was then a growing demand for such services but relatively limited competition due to the higher entry barriers. Undeterred by the high costs and steep learning curve, CLS began investing in specialised storage technology and training of staff to handle sensitive equipment. The business grew steadily and in 2019, the company worked with  EnterpriseSG  to enhance their warehouse and inventory management processes.

 

4. Today, CLS continues to grow their business as a leading service provider to semiconductor clients. The new integrated facility at this site will offer 390,000 square feet of warehouse space, tripling CLS&rsquo current storage and goods-handling capacity. Three floors of the five-storey warehouse will be air-conditioned and humidity-controlled for the storage of high-value, sensitive goods. In addition, the ground floor will have 65,000 square feet of cleanroom-ready space. Designed to withstand ground vibrations, CLS will be able to offer modularised and customised cleanrooms that meet the exacting demands of their clients.

 

Enhancing Productivity to Enable Efficient Movement of Goods  

Cultivating Talent to Stay Relevant and Competitive

 

5. The success of companies like CLS contributes to Singapore&rsquo s status as a globally competitive trade and supply chain hub. While Singapore has ranked among the top of the World Bank Group&rsquo s  Logistics Performance Index  for the past decade - we must not rest on our laurels. Let&rsquo s always remember that our strength lies in our workforce. Our people form the backbone of the smooth day-to-day logistics operations. It is essential to equip workers with up-to-date skills and to motivate them with meaningful career growth opportunities.

 

6. I am excited to hear that CLS has plans to redesign job roles and provide additional training to upskill workers. At the same time, it is also working to create more than 60 new roles by 2028 so that both new and existing employees can look forward to many exciting career development opportunities. These new positions include managerial roles to run supply chain operations, as well as specialist functions to support value-added services for cleanroom clients.

 

7. Logistics companies which are keen on restructuring their approach to talent development may learn about current industry trends from the  Supply Chain Management Jobs Transformation Map  launched earlier in July this year. The roadmap covers topics like how supply chain management roles will transform, and how employees can be trained in preparation for such changes.

 

The Importance of Sustainability

 

8. In today&rsquo s business landscape, where best-in-class companies are increasingly adopting stringent sustainability practices, including in their procurement requirements, it is vital to invest in sustainability to remain competitive within the global value chain. Some MNCs have already started to request their suppliers to track their emissions based on the  Greenhouse Gas Protocol.

 

9. CLS is now reaping the benefits of its foresight in implementing sustainability measures early. Since 2018, the company has been monitoring the carbon emissions of its transport fleet and utilities usage. Its proactive adoption of robust sustainability reporting has helped the company not only secure but also nurture valuable partnerships with key clients. Furthermore, CLS has been diligently managing its greenhouse gas and exhaust air pollutant emissions. CLS is progressively electrifying its transportation fleet and upgrading its vehicles for compliance with Euro 5 and 6 emission standards and greater carbon efficiency. To date, the company has acquired two electric vehicles and five Euro 6 heavy vehicles ranging from 14- to 20-foot trucks. CLS has also taken measures to ensure that its new facility will attain the BCA Green Mark certification. Together, these efforts will help differentiate CLS&rsquo offerings from competitors and allow the business to maintain a strong competitive edge.

 

10. Companies looking to embark on their sustainability journey may start by familiarising themselves with the  Sustainability Playbook for Enterprises. Jointly developed by EnterpriseSG, SBF and SSG, this playbook helps businesses to assess their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) readiness. It provides a list of resources which companies may use to kickstart their sustainability journey. EnterpriseSG is also working with the Singapore Logistics Association to co-develop a  Logistics Sustainability Playbook. This will consist of sector-specific strategies which companies can adopt to further their sustainability journey. The playbook is targeted for release by Q1/ 2024.

 

Conclusion

 

11. I&rsquo d like to convey my heartiest congratulations to CLS. I look forward to your new integrated facility taking the logistics sector in Singapore to greater heights!

 

12. Thank you.



https://www.mti.gov.sg/Newsroom/Speeches/2023/09/Speech-by-MOS-Low-Yen-Ling-at-the-Chasen-Groundbreaking-Ceremony
 

 
Godwinlow
    18-Aug-2023 17:39  
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Really  很   臭 的 鱼

Godwinlow      ( Date: 05-Aug-2023 16:31) Posted:

臭 的 鱼

 
 
Godwinlow
    18-Aug-2023 17:39  
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True

eddyeddy      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 17:32) Posted:

Usually result no good , they will delay or skip if they are allowed to . .

 
 
eddyeddy
    18-Aug-2023 17:32  
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Usually result no good , they will delay or skip if they are allowed to . .
 

 
Godwinlow
    18-Aug-2023 17:27  
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It' s just so this year they never report 

Godwinlow      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 12:49) Posted:



Why  still havent report first quarter results , 18 august already. 

 

 

Chasen reported first quarter earnings before

12 August 2022

10 August 2021

6 August 2020

14 August 2019

14 August 2018

11 August 2017

11 August 2016 

13 August 2015 

14 August 2014

 
 
ahberngh
    18-Aug-2023 17:20  
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????

Penny share only need to report half year and full year reports !!!

Godwinlow      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 12:57) Posted:

That means they missed the deadline. Wa. That means something not good. 🫢 🫢

eddyeddy      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 12:51) Posted:

Q result must be released by 15/8 .


 
 
Godwinlow
    18-Aug-2023 13:17  
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Every year they have been reporting first quarter results. Cant be this year they omitted. This year especially late. Wonder it' s good or bad? Too much money to count? 😂  

eddyeddy      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 13:10) Posted:

Because small companies only need to report 6m and 12 results .

Godwinlow      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 13:07) Posted:

They have to report first quarter earnings 


 
 
eddyeddy
    18-Aug-2023 13:10  
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Because small companies only need to report 6m and 12 results .

Godwinlow      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 13:07) Posted:

They have to report first quarter earnings 

eddyeddy      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 13:01) Posted:

Can chasen choose not to report


 

 
Godwinlow
    18-Aug-2023 13:07  
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They have to report first quarter earnings 

eddyeddy      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 13:01) Posted:

Can chasen choose not to report ?

Godwinlow      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 12:57) Posted:

That means they missed the deadline. Wa. That means something not good. 🫢 🫢


 
 
Godwinlow
    18-Aug-2023 13:02  
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But SingPost today then reported results

eddyeddy      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 13:01) Posted:

Can chasen choose not to report ?

Godwinlow      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 12:57) Posted:

That means they missed the deadline. Wa. That means something not good. 🫢 🫢


 
 
eddyeddy
    18-Aug-2023 13:01  
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Can chasen choose not to report ?

Godwinlow      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 12:57) Posted:

That means they missed the deadline. Wa. That means something not good. 🫢 🫢

eddyeddy      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 12:51) Posted:

Q result must be released by 15/8 .


 
 
Godwinlow
    18-Aug-2023 12:57  
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That means they missed the deadline. Wa. That means something not good. 🫢 🫢

eddyeddy      ( Date: 18-Aug-2023 12:51) Posted:

Q result must be released by 15/8 .

 
 
eddyeddy
    18-Aug-2023 12:51  
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Q result must be released by 15/8 .
 

 
Godwinlow
    18-Aug-2023 12:49  
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Why  still havent report first quarter results , 18 august already. 

 

 

Chasen reported first quarter earnings before

12 August 2022

10 August 2021

6 August 2020

14 August 2019

14 August 2018

11 August 2017

11 August 2016 

13 August 2015 

14 August 2014
 
 
Godwinlow
    05-Aug-2023 16:31  
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臭 的 鱼
 
 
Godwinlow
    05-Aug-2023 11:35  
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As the time past, this stock is really dead. Lower and lower: When suspension? 
 
 
checkmate
    28-Jul-2023 22:38  
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Thick skin is a prerequisite when providing this answer.
 
 
Godwinlow
    28-Jul-2023 22:24  
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Agree with you. They are just milking the cow. Yet results are just lackluster. 

ahberngh      ( Date: 28-Jul-2023 20:56) Posted:

There are many companies in SGX which are barely making

money, or even making losses year in and year out.

Yet, the CEOs and directors of these companies pay themselves salaries

year in and year out not commensurate with the performance of the comapnies.

When queried, they claim that their experience and abilites command such salaries.

Yet, why are the companies performing unsatisfactorily year in and year out.

These managements drain the companies of their life juices until they become dry 

and broken.

Shareholders of such companies can only blame their bad luck and/or poor 

choices.

 
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