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Same case as Singapore :)
pool100 ( Date: 26-Jul-2018 18:03) Posted:
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Bt buys it cheap....
Falcon just announced disposal of CH Offshore at 13 cent. That' s really low compared to the price they paid few years back.
I pity the investors that have held on the CHO shares.
The results of the company have plummeted since they engaged this highly-paid american CEO to run the company. Really don' t know what they' re doing. The retail investors have raised this several times during AGMs but not sure why the chairman didn' t take note of this. This is a classic example of a great company being destroyed by a poor leader in the company.
I pity the investors that have held on the CHO shares.
The results of the company have plummeted since they engaged this highly-paid american CEO to run the company. Really don' t know what they' re doing. The retail investors have raised this several times during AGMs but not sure why the chairman didn' t take note of this. This is a classic example of a great company being destroyed by a poor leader in the company.
This is the article - http://www.osjonline.com/news/view,dont-expect-a-pay-rise-or-upturn-in-the-osv-market-before-2019_49278.htm
Wonder why he didn' t offer to take a pay cut since the situation according to him is so bad...
Wonder why he didn' t offer to take a pay cut since the situation according to him is so bad...
pool100 ( Date: 28-Dec-2017 17:59) Posted:
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Just came across an article by CHO' s CEO... he actually disagrees with other industry veterens and thinks that there is not going to be a recovery in the near future. According to his analysis, the situation is really bad and he sounds extremely bearish.
My question then is - why is he still so highly paid? According to the latest annual report, he earns in excess of $750k/year and there is no performance incentives. That means he will collect a fat salary regardless of performance? Doesn' t sound right to me at all. Imagine how much the bottomline can improve if the company puts in a cheaper local CEO with performance incentives?
My question then is - why is he still so highly paid? According to the latest annual report, he earns in excess of $750k/year and there is no performance incentives. That means he will collect a fat salary regardless of performance? Doesn' t sound right to me at all. Imagine how much the bottomline can improve if the company puts in a cheaper local CEO with performance incentives?
CH Offshore is fundamentally a solid company with no long term liabilities. If you compare all the O& G companies, this is one of the strongest.
I believe O& G sector has bottomed out and we should see recovery soon. When it happens, CHO will be in a solid position to capitalise.
CHO cash balance cannot support that 2.5cts dividend. Strange????
bishan22 ( Date: 01-Feb-2016 22:19) Posted:
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PaPa said give me the money!!
bishan22 ( Date: 01-Feb-2016 22:19) Posted:
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This work horse still can give 2.5 cents dividend despite a great drop in profit due to low oil price.... small ang pow after LNY.........
if buy now can get the 14 cents?after that what are they doing?
I will be getting this special dividend, which is very high indeed, as I only partially accepted the offer when Chuan Hup threw in the towel.
Special and Final dividend $0.145 payable 13/10/2015. Song boh... dont forget 0.09 paid earlier this year.
PT has gobbled the cash in CHO for his jackup rig orders which are in dole drums. He will ruin CHO also more faster now that he has got rid of good people like Gary koh and replaced with others who do not know the business.
Hope there will be a special dividend from the law suit victory of US$60 million. There are about 16% of holders (outside Falcon) that stand to benefit.
Some people may go in the market and buy some more, still good price at 51 cts.
0.085 US cents per share, will Falcon share it with minority shareholders as special dividend?
CHO won $60 million law suit. Congrats to those still holding, quite unlikely as Falcon should be holding most of the shares now but if for some reason you are still hold on to the shares, not bad!
HVRRVH ( Date: 28-Feb-2015 08:48) Posted:
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think the london thingy out already right?
what will ch offshore do after falcon takes over?
anyone?
lynn89 ( Date: 08-May-2015 21:01) Posted:
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Still underpriced at 53 cts., in my view.
If we assume the legal action in London is successful, then CH Offshore should be 70 cts.
i c... very lucky those who bought ealrlier...now got 9 cents plus capital appreciation when take over... congratulations!
adviceng ( Date: 08-May-2015 03:09) Posted:
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