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chartistkao1 ( Date: 30-Mar-2022 06:13) Posted:
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3988hk
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/banking-finance/bank-of-china-sees-fastest-profit-growth-since-2013-on-recovery
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/banking-finance/bank-of-china-sees-fastest-profit-growth-since-2013-on-recovery
chartistkao1 ( Date: 30-Mar-2022 06:11) Posted:
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bank of china 3988hk
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bank-of-china-posts-2021-profit-beat-earnings-review-271648545003
http://aastocks.com/en/stocks/analysis/company-fundamental/dividend-history?symbol=03988
chartistkao1 ( Date: 29-Mar-2022 22:37) Posted:
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dairy farm is the short sellers done with their master work at usd 2.78
https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%80%A1%E5%92%8C%E6%B4%8B%E8%A1%8C#%E6%88%B0%E7%88%AD%E5%92%8C%E9%87%8D%E5%BB%BA
https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%80%A1%E5%92%8C%E6%B4%8B%E8%A1%8C#%E6%88%B0%E7%88%AD%E5%92%8C%E9%87%8D%E5%BB%BA
chartistkao1 ( Date: 29-Mar-2022 22:35) Posted:
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dairy farm usd 2.78
https://www.dividends.sg/view/D01
https://w.duboku.io/vodplay/2696-1-3.html
chartistkao1 ( Date: 29-Mar-2022 13:26) Posted:
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After china property stock in hk selldown it is a new chapter for spirit 0330hk
https://w.duboku.io/vodplay/2696-1-1.html
Ocbc should easily hit $15 as it is this price after its 2 for 1 split
Take the 2022 tiger year to load up ocbc and ride it till 2030
The way to play the bank play is sell one lot of Dbs in exchange for 3 lots of ocbc now
who buys what
https://investor.elitecreit.com/stock_insider.html
https://investor.elitecreit.com/stock_insider.html
chartistkao1 ( Date: 26-Mar-2022 15:30) Posted:
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after 2022 who will bid for uol again?
May 5, 2004 12:01 am ET
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SINGAPORE -- Temasek Holdings Pte. Ltd. made a hostile bid valued at about 710 million Singapore dollars, or about US$420 million, for United Overseas Bank Ltd. ' s property arm -- a move that could scuttle UOB' s own plan to divest itself of the unit and give the state investment company a stake in one of Singapore' s top lenders.
UOB, controlled by billionaire Chairman and Chief Executive Wee Cho Yaw, also reported first-quarter earnings Tuesday, saying net profit jumped 36% to S$357.2 million, helped by a steep drop in provisions and higher fee-based income. Temasek' s move was expected to overshadow the stronger-than-expected earnings.
The Temasek bid forces UOB' s board to choose between an uncomplicated sale of a noncore asset and a plan that would allow Mr. Wee to control the asset even after the bank has sold it. A UOB spokesman said the bank will study Temasek' s offer.
Temasek has offered to buy UOB' s 48.9% stake in United Overseas Land Ltd. for S$2.06 a share -- a premium of 7.9% over UOL' s closing price Tuesday of S$1.91 a share.
If UOB accepts the offer, Temasek can then make a general offer for all shares in UOL and gain full control of an undervalued property company.
" The offer was unsolicited. We are financial investors, and the offer is driven by commercial considerations," Temasek spokeswoman Rachel Lin said. " We see commercial merit. We hope the UOB board will give the offer due consideration."
The Temasek offer competes directly with UOB' s own last week in which the lender chose to sell a 36.9% stake in UOL to UOB shareholders for S$1.58 apiece -- an offer its minority shareholders have criticized.
" It' s definitely better for UOB to accept Temasek' s offer, instead of selling its UOL stake to its shareholders, but in doing so, Mr. Wee won' t be able to increase his own stake in UOL," Daiwa Institute of Research' s David Lum said. He said the UOB chairman likely is finding himself caught in a sticky situation.
If the deal succeeds, Temasek will end up controlling 4% of UOB, a stake valued at S$880 million. Though UOB can be seen as just another of Temasek' s banking-sector investments across Asia, the lender is a fierce competitor to Temasek-controlled lender DBS Group Holdings Ltd.
" Temasek obviously thinks, even at S$2.06, it' s a bargain to buy UOL shares," Mr. Lum said, adding that the state investment arm is likely looking at both UOL' s property assets as well as its 4% stake in UOB.
At S$2.06 a share, Temasek will pay about S$710 million for UOB' s UOL stake, less then what it would pay for a 4% direct stake in UOB.
Mr. Wee needs UOL to exert control over UOB. Though he directly owns 9.5% of the lender, he controls an additional 11% of the shares through UOL and other companies. Mr. Wee owns 8.8% of UOL.
The biggest casualty could be UOB' s own solution for disposing UOL.
That plan allows UOB stockholders to buy 165 UOL shares for every 1,000 UOB shares they own, for S$1.58 a share. The offer price is a 16% discount to UOL' s average share price during the past month and a 40% discount to UOL' s net tangible asset value of S$2.61 a share.
Ironically, the fewer shareholders who take up the UOB offer, the better for the 75-year-old Mr. Wee, who during recent years has been trying to consolidate control over his many business interests.
" There' s a lot of unhappiness about how the deal is being done," said a European fund manager whose fund owns some UOB shares but no UOL shares.
" What is clear is that only one person is going to benefit from the deal in the end -- and that is Mr. Wee," he added, echoing a view held by several analysts and market participants.
UOB says that sentiment is unfair, given that the deal " treats all shareholders in exactly the same way" and gives everyone an investment choice.
Standard Chartered Bank is advising Temasek on its offer, and ABN Amro Rothschild is UOB' s adviser.
Meanwhile, UOB said it set aside S$60.4 million in provisions during the first quarter, down 45% from S$109.3 million a year earlier, because of a decline in nonperforming loans.
Noninterest income rose 9.1% to S$293 million, driven by a 30% rise in fee and commission income to S$170 million.
The bank' s core lending business remained weak, with net interest margin sliding to 2.16% from 2.25%. Despite thinner margins, UOB said net interest income rose 1.1% to S$523.4 million because of higher income from interbank money-market activities and debt securities.
UOB Tuesday said its first-quarter net profit rose 36%, helped by a steep drop in provisions and higher fee-based income.
UOB, Singapore' s second-largest lender in terms of assets, reported a net profit of S$357.2 million for the latest quarter, compared with S$262.8 million a year earlier.
The results make UOB the second-most-profitable local bank behind DBS Group Holdings Ltd., which reported a S$488 million net profit for the same period. Rival Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. posted a net profit of S$256 million.
But UOB said that, like its peers, its core lending business remained weak, as its net interest margin slid to 2.16% from 2.25%. " The decrease in average interest margin was mainly due to the narrower spread on customer loans," the bank said in a statement.
UOB' s net interest margin, however, is still the highest among Singapore' s top three lenders. Last week, DBS and OCBC reported net interest margins of 1.79% and 1.9%, respectively.
Despite thinner margins, UOB said its net interest income inched up 1.1% to S$523.4 million, due to interbank money market activities and debt securities.
The bank added that its nonperforming loans fell to S$5 billion at the end of March, down 3.8% from the end of December, prompting a decline in group provisions. UOB set aside S$60.4 million in provisions in the quarter, down 44.8% from S$109.3 million a year earlier.
The bank' s noninterest income rose 9.1% to S$293 million.
May 5, 2004 12:01 am ET
UOB, controlled by billionaire Chairman and Chief Executive Wee Cho Yaw, also reported first-quarter earnings Tuesday, saying net profit jumped 36% to S$357.2 million, helped by a steep drop in provisions and higher fee-based income. Temasek' s move was expected to overshadow the stronger-than-expected earnings.
The Temasek bid forces UOB' s board to choose between an uncomplicated sale of a noncore asset and a plan that would allow Mr. Wee to control the asset even after the bank has sold it. A UOB spokesman said the bank will study Temasek' s offer.
Temasek has offered to buy UOB' s 48.9% stake in United Overseas Land Ltd. for S$2.06 a share -- a premium of 7.9% over UOL' s closing price Tuesday of S$1.91 a share.
" The offer was unsolicited. We are financial investors, and the offer is driven by commercial considerations," Temasek spokeswoman Rachel Lin said. " We see commercial merit. We hope the UOB board will give the offer due consideration."
The Temasek offer competes directly with UOB' s own last week in which the lender chose to sell a 36.9% stake in UOL to UOB shareholders for S$1.58 apiece -- an offer its minority shareholders have criticized.
" It' s definitely better for UOB to accept Temasek' s offer, instead of selling its UOL stake to its shareholders, but in doing so, Mr. Wee won' t be able to increase his own stake in UOL," Daiwa Institute of Research' s David Lum said. He said the UOB chairman likely is finding himself caught in a sticky situation.
If the deal succeeds, Temasek will end up controlling 4% of UOB, a stake valued at S$880 million. Though UOB can be seen as just another of Temasek' s banking-sector investments across Asia, the lender is a fierce competitor to Temasek-controlled lender DBS Group Holdings Ltd.
" Temasek obviously thinks, even at S$2.06, it' s a bargain to buy UOL shares," Mr. Lum said, adding that the state investment arm is likely looking at both UOL' s property assets as well as its 4% stake in UOB.
At S$2.06 a share, Temasek will pay about S$710 million for UOB' s UOL stake, less then what it would pay for a 4% direct stake in UOB.
Mr. Wee needs UOL to exert control over UOB. Though he directly owns 9.5% of the lender, he controls an additional 11% of the shares through UOL and other companies. Mr. Wee owns 8.8% of UOL.
The biggest casualty could be UOB' s own solution for disposing UOL.
That plan allows UOB stockholders to buy 165 UOL shares for every 1,000 UOB shares they own, for S$1.58 a share. The offer price is a 16% discount to UOL' s average share price during the past month and a 40% discount to UOL' s net tangible asset value of S$2.61 a share.
Ironically, the fewer shareholders who take up the UOB offer, the better for the 75-year-old Mr. Wee, who during recent years has been trying to consolidate control over his many business interests.
" There' s a lot of unhappiness about how the deal is being done," said a European fund manager whose fund owns some UOB shares but no UOL shares.
" What is clear is that only one person is going to benefit from the deal in the end -- and that is Mr. Wee," he added, echoing a view held by several analysts and market participants.
UOB says that sentiment is unfair, given that the deal " treats all shareholders in exactly the same way" and gives everyone an investment choice.
Standard Chartered Bank is advising Temasek on its offer, and ABN Amro Rothschild is UOB' s adviser.
Meanwhile, UOB said it set aside S$60.4 million in provisions during the first quarter, down 45% from S$109.3 million a year earlier, because of a decline in nonperforming loans.
Noninterest income rose 9.1% to S$293 million, driven by a 30% rise in fee and commission income to S$170 million.
The bank' s core lending business remained weak, with net interest margin sliding to 2.16% from 2.25%. Despite thinner margins, UOB said net interest income rose 1.1% to S$523.4 million because of higher income from interbank money-market activities and debt securities.
UOB Tuesday said its first-quarter net profit rose 36%, helped by a steep drop in provisions and higher fee-based income.
UOB, Singapore' s second-largest lender in terms of assets, reported a net profit of S$357.2 million for the latest quarter, compared with S$262.8 million a year earlier.
The results make UOB the second-most-profitable local bank behind DBS Group Holdings Ltd., which reported a S$488 million net profit for the same period. Rival Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. posted a net profit of S$256 million.
But UOB said that, like its peers, its core lending business remained weak, as its net interest margin slid to 2.16% from 2.25%. " The decrease in average interest margin was mainly due to the narrower spread on customer loans," the bank said in a statement.
UOB' s net interest margin, however, is still the highest among Singapore' s top three lenders. Last week, DBS and OCBC reported net interest margins of 1.79% and 1.9%, respectively.
Despite thinner margins, UOB said its net interest income inched up 1.1% to S$523.4 million, due to interbank money market activities and debt securities.
The bank added that its nonperforming loans fell to S$5 billion at the end of March, down 3.8% from the end of December, prompting a decline in group provisions. UOB set aside S$60.4 million in provisions in the quarter, down 44.8% from S$109.3 million a year earlier.
The bank' s noninterest income rose 9.1% to S$293 million.
chartistkao1 ( Date: 26-Mar-2022 15:28) Posted:
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uol $7
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/uol-attracts-attention-and-query-sgx
https://asia.nikkei.com/Companies/UOL-Group-Ltd
chartistkao1 ( Date: 26-Mar-2022 14:54) Posted:
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why invest in ellite commercial reit
https://sginvestors.io/sgx/reit/mxnu-elitecomreit-gbp/news-article
https://sginvestors.io/sgx/reit/mxnu-elitecomreit-gbp/news-article
chartistkao1 ( Date: 26-Mar-2022 14:53) Posted:
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ellite commercial reit=gbp0.64
Elite Commercial Reit had completed its maiden acquisition of 58 UK commercial properties on Mar 9, 2021. ELITE Commercial Reit achieved a distribution per unit (DPU) of 2.80 pence for the half-year ended Dec 31, up 12.4 per cent from 2.49 pence the previous year on higher revenue and distributable income.21 Feb 2022
chartistkao1 ( Date: 25-Mar-2022 07:02) Posted:
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fraser property at $1.07 buy
after share drops from the right issue
https://www.mingtiandi.com/real-estate/finance/singapores-frasers-property-launches-950m-rights-issue/
after share drops from the right issue
https://www.mingtiandi.com/real-estate/finance/singapores-frasers-property-launches-950m-rights-issue/
chartistkao1 ( Date: 24-Mar-2022 23:05) Posted:
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uol at $7.1
https://www.ig.com/sg/news-and-trade-ideas/why-uol-is-analysts-top-stock-pick-among-property-developers-210426
https://www.ig.com/sg/news-and-trade-ideas/why-uol-is-analysts-top-stock-pick-among-property-developers-210426
chartistkao1 ( Date: 23-Mar-2022 19:14) Posted:
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the 2022 tiger year make this privatisation execises more possible in days to come
https://sbr.com.sg/financial-services/in-focus/discover-firms-are-most-likely-get-delisted-sgx
https://sbr.com.sg/financial-services/in-focus/discover-firms-are-most-likely-get-delisted-sgx
chartistkao1 ( Date: 23-Mar-2022 19:12) Posted:
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buy Great eastern at $21.4
https://www.dividends.sg/view/G07
https://www.dividends.sg/view/G07
chartistkao1 ( Date: 22-Mar-2022 22:04) Posted:
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https://www.dbs.com.sg/treasures/aics/stock-coverage/templatedata/article/equity/data/en/DBSV/012014/CIT_SP.xml
chartistkao1 ( Date: 22-Mar-2022 22:03) Posted:
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