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Announcement Date For Release Of Hutchison Port Holdings Trust's Financial Results For The Period Ended 30 June 2013
fingers crossed holding onto this since ipo
Yes.
Power of CD coming!!!!!!
chinhomia ( Date: 21-Jul-2013 01:43) Posted:
the good news is it will chiong vy soon.....will reach 80 cents within 2-3 weeks time...
teny123 ( Date: 18-Jul-2013 09:38) Posted:
hi chinhomia,
any good news?
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the good news is it will chiong vy soon.....will reach 80 cents within 2-3 weeks time...
teny123 ( Date: 18-Jul-2013 09:38) Posted:
hi chinhomia,
any good news?
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hi chinhomia,
any good news?
please buy more.....it will chiong soon!!!!! huat ar!!!!!!
Power of CD!!!NoMoney ( Date: 11-Jul-2013 17:44) Posted:
standard Aug got 2nd dividend
Flyordie ( Date: 11-Jul-2013 17:36) Posted:
" Something" is brewing...
Dividend coming.... |
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standard Aug got 2nd dividend
Flyordie ( Date: 11-Jul-2013 17:36) Posted:
" Something" is brewing...
Dividend coming.... |
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" Something" is brewing...
Dividend coming....
Any idea why this counter suddenly got so high volume:10555k w buying vol:1565k?
that is ture tons of people looking for job
Sept11 ( Date: 30-Apr-2013 16:04) Posted:
HPH Trust says it will not be cowed by strike
SINGAPORE] Li Ka-shing's right-hand man Canning Fok made it clear yesterday that if port workers want to go on strike, there are other people willing to take their place in the hustle-town that is Hong Kong. Following a strike by some 400 port workers - mostly crane operators and stevedores - at Kwai Tsing Container Terminals in late-March, 26 people have jumped at the chance to train with Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) as crane operators, Mr Fok revealed yesterday afternoon in Singapore. Mr Fok chairs Hutchison Port Holdings Trust (HPH Trust), whose Hong Kong unit, HIT, runs five of the nine terminals at the affected port. Currently running at 80-90 per cent of normal operations post- strike, HIT aims to reach 100 per cent in six to eight weeks' time. This new crane operators' training class, a direct result of the strike, is bigger than the usual class size of five to 10 people. While the port worker's average take-home pay of HK$20,000 (S$3,180) a month has been cause for some to strike, other people see it as a step up in life, Mr Fok said.
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HPH Trust says it will not be cowed by strike
SINGAPORE] Li Ka-shing's right-hand man Canning Fok made it clear yesterday that if port workers want to go on strike, there are other people willing to take their place in the hustle-town that is Hong Kong.
Following a strike by some 400 port workers - mostly crane operators and stevedores - at Kwai Tsing Container Terminals in late-March, 26 people have jumped at the chance to train with Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) as crane operators, Mr Fok revealed yesterday afternoon in Singapore.
Mr Fok chairs Hutchison Port Holdings Trust (HPH Trust), whose Hong Kong unit, HIT, runs five of the nine terminals at the affected port. Currently running at 80-90 per cent of normal operations post- strike, HIT aims to reach 100 per cent in six to eight weeks' time.
This new crane operators' training class, a direct result of the strike, is bigger than the usual class size of five to 10 people. While the port worker's average take-home pay of HK$20,000 (S$3,180) a month has been cause for some to strike, other people see it as a step up in life, Mr Fok said.
wa 23% pay rise ? i also wan can give o not zzzz.... such a big organization just fire a group of them so show what is bussiness and hire new people
http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/breaking-news/singapore/hph-trusts-hit-workers-reject-pay-raise-widen-protests-20130418
HPH Trust's HIT workers reject pay raise, widen protests
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Hundreds of dock workers at Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) surrounded Li Ka Shing's Cheung Kong Centre headquarters in the city's business district earlier to protest against a pay raise that fell short of their demand.
HIT is run by Singapore-listed HPH Trust, which is majority owned by the Hong Kong billionaire's Hutchison Whampoa Ltd.
In attempting to end three week of demonstrations, employers and workers have met, mediated by Hong Kong government representatives, but ended with the employers offering only a 7 per cent wage increase, versus workers' demand for a 23 per cent raise.
tomorrow going to switch from long to short position.
not bad closed at 0.86 hope can break 0.86 then all the way to ipo price
took profits last week... good dividend also... next dividend is around July/August... so, still got time to buy when the price is right...
SG My investment is good
SG My Life is good
A minor glitch - if it drops I may take opportunity to load more.
I well at least it did hit 86 but might b short back down to 85 but still a good Ending
Might see 0.86 today up up the way more to come if next report shows increase of profit
