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09-Jun-2010 10:37 SMRT   /   SMRT       Go to Message
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They thought it was

the admen who did it ...

Imelda Saad

imelda@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE

That was why the alarm was not raised until May 19, two days after staff members first noticed the graffiti.

“They (staff) thought it was a commercial wrap, likewise several members of the public also spotted the graffiti but we did not receive any report,” said Mr Choy Kin Chong, SMRT deputy director of security and emergency planning, yesterday.

It was only when the MRT train was recalled to the workshop for scheduled maintenance at 4pm that day that the act of vandalism was recognised for what it was.

The police have said that 33-year-old Swiss Oliver Fricker and his accomplice, Briton Lloyd Dane Alexander, had broken into Changi Depot and spray-painted two train carriages between May 17 and 18.

SMRT reported the incident only on May 19.

Fricker was arrested on May 25 while Alexander is believed to have left Singapore before the vandalism was reported.

When asked why it took about three weeks before news of the security breach was made public, Mr Choy said: “During that period, the case was under police investigation and we could not reveal too much about the incident.”

SMRT has since taken several steps to enhance security, including raising the number of security personnel and patrols at its depots.

It will also more than double the number of CCTVs.

Mr Choy said the train operator plans to mount cameras and a lighting system at the reception track so that its staff can monitor the exterior of all the trains that depart a depot for service.

Meanwhile, in response to media queries on the police’s follow-up action with regard to Alexander, the police said yesterday that they had “alerted all the Interpol member countries to look out for the said accomplice and to render us information should he be found in their jurisdiction”.

In consultation with the Attorney- General’s Chambers, the police have applied for a warrant of arrest against Alexander, who is now believed to be in Hong Kong.

If arrested, he can be brought back, as Singapore and Hong Kong have an extradition treaty.— The graffiti on the train at the Changi Depot appeared to have been done so artistically that SMRT staff thought it was an advertisement, not an act of vandalism.

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09-Jun-2010 10:17 RafflesEdu   /   Raffles Edu       Go to Message
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Raffles Education:

Thai unit not served any writ nor fined
Fri, Jun 04, 2010
The Straits Times
 
  


 

RAFFLES Education said it has complied fully with Singapore Exchange rules on disclosure after a report emerged that its unit in Thailand - Raffles Design Institute (RDI) Bangkok - had run into trouble with the Thai education authorities.

In a statement yesterday, Raffles Education said that it takes very seriously compliance with the laws of countries it operates in and will do whatever is needed to comply with these conditions.



The Straits Times had reported yesterday comments by the Thailand's Higher Education Commission (HEC) that

the institute was operating without its permission and that the HEC has taken action against it.
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09-Jun-2010 10:10 RafflesEdu   /   Raffles Edu       Go to Message
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I thought it ever HiT the HiGH of S$3 ? ? ? ?

Before the USA Credit Sub-Prime Crisis, an analyst recommended that Raffles Education would be a World Class MNC ? ? ? ?



alooloo      ( Date: 09-Jun-2010 09:21) Posted:

Scary... last time i notice this stock, it is still $1.4
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08-Jun-2010 15:35 Healthway Med   /   healthway, healthy?       Go to Message
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Peter LIM raises Healthway Medical stake
Lee Yen Nee
Tue, Jun 08, 2010
The Straits Times
 
  


 

FORMER remisier king Peter Lim has become a substantial shareholder in Healthway Medical by increasing his stake from 4.96 per cent to 6.03 per cent.

 

Last Wednesday, Mr Lim bought 14.56 million shares on the open market through his firm Kestrel Capital Partners. Prior to this purchase, he held 90.78 million shares, or 4.96 per cent.

 

Click here to find out more!
He paid 15 cents apiece, a price which works out to $2.18 million for the purchase.
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08-Jun-2010 15:28 Others   /   DOW & STI       Go to Message
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befOre the PIIGS  are Over

a piglet is  HUNGARY
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08-Jun-2010 15:25 Healthway Med   /   healthway, healthy?       Go to Message
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nExT  pOtential  AcquisitiOn  Target  at  such  lOw  PRiCE ? 



myjw2010      ( Date: 08-Jun-2010 09:36) Posted:

RESEARCH ALERT-DMG reiterates 'Buy' on Healthway Medical

SINGAPORE, June 7 (Reuters) - Following is a list of

Singapore stock price target changes and rating changes on

Monday.

 

COMPANY RIC BROKER RATING (PVS) TARGET PRICE (PVS)

HEALTHWAY DMG BUY (BUY) S$0.30 (S$0.30)

MEDICAL

 

STATEMENT:

Former remiser king, Lim Eng Hock (also known as Peter Lim),

has increased his deemed stake in Healthway Medical.

Mr. Lim bought 14.6 million Healthway shares from the open

market, at S$0.15 each, through Kestrel Capital Partners Pte Ltd.

This brings his deemed interest to 5.75 percent from 4.96

percent. Mr. Lim is known to be a savvy investor, and we think

this would attract more interest in this stock.

We believe that Healthway has sound fundamentals and it is on

track to grow its business. It recently expanded its specialist

and wellness services in several areas, positioning itself as a

leading specialist healthcare provider.

Its expansion plans in Shanghai are also on track, which

would pave the way for more medical centres in other key cities

in China. Hence, we are maintaining our view there is still value

in Healthway, as its expansion is expected to boost growth. We

are estimating earnings of S$16.0 million ($11.32 million) and

S$27.0 million in financial year 2010 and 2011 respectively. At

S$0.155, the stock is trading at 17 times 2010 financial year

earnings.


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07-Jun-2010 21:38 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   Cruising with the ship ..Yangzijiang       Go to Message
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Yangzijiang

Hold | $1.26

While China-based shipbuilder’s orderbook and execution track record remain unblemished with no contract cancellations yet, concerns over its exposure to Europe — which accounted for bulk of its revenue in the last two years — have surfaced. “A full-blown crisis in the eurozone will affect the broader economy and European ship owners will not be spared,” says OCBC Investment Research, which has “Hold” call with $1.60 target.

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04-Jun-2010 09:53 RafflesEdu   /   Raffles Edu       Go to Message
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Raffles Education clarifies

its position in Bangkok

Jo-Ann Huang

joannhuang@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE

Raffles Education’s chief executive officer Chew Hua Seng said in a statement yesterday that RBK was in talks with Thailand’s

Higher Education Commission (HEC) to meet these regulations, which were brought to its attention last November.

According to media reports, the HEC alleged that the school did not obtain permission to run its top-up degree programmes.

HEC also reportedly took legal action after a warning issued to RBK to cease operations last November was not heeded.

The institute conducts distance learning for a bachelor’s degree top-up programme from the Raffles College of Design and Commerce, which is based in Sydney.

RBK faces a fine of up to 500,000 baht ($20,400) and/or a jail sentence of up to one year, according to media reports.

Mr Chew explained that since 2001, RBK has been operating under a vocational licence as it is a design institute, and was told by the HEC last November to register as a university in order to continue its top-up degree programmes.

He said RBK’s premises lacks the amenities and land size required by Thai law governing universities, such as four acres of land, a canteen, a football field and other recreational facilities.

RBK promptly stopped accepting top-up degree students and held discussions with HEC to meet the land size and amenity requirements.

It also sourced for the land and explored potential collaborations with three Thai universities.

“The HEC’s disclosure of this issue to the media was unexpected as our dialogue with them is still ongoing. Moreover, RBK has, to-date, neither been served any writ nor fined by HEC,” said Mr Chew.

He assured shareholders that only 30 of the 390 student enrolled are affected by the new HEC ruling — a small number considering Raffles Education’s overall operations.— Raffles Design Institute (RBK), the Bangkok unit of Raffles Education Corporation, said it is working towards complying with regulations set out by Thai education authorities to operate as a university.

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02-Jun-2010 17:43 BakerTech W121116   /   BAKER TECH * YANGZiJIANG 15% PPL*       Go to Message
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02-Jun-2010 17:40 BakerTech W121116   /   BAKER TECH * YANGZiJIANG 15% PPL*       Go to Message
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BakerTech W121116 Symbol:
JQ5W 		Currency:
Singapore Dollar
Last: 0.15 + 0.04 Vol (K): 1851.0
Trading
Updated Time 02-Jun 17:05
Open 0.11 High 0.155 Low 0.11
Prev Close 0.11 Buy - Sell -
Volume(K) 1851.0 Buy Vol(K) - Sell Vol(K) -
All Time High 0.225 All Time Low 0.055    

Intraday Chart

 
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02-Jun-2010 17:38 Baker Technology   /   It's time to rebound ????       Go to Message
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02-Jun-2010 17:33 Baker Technology   /   It's time to rebound ????       Go to Message
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BakerTech Symbol:
568 		Currency:
Singapore Dollar
Last: 0.42 + 0.1 Vol (K): 64678.0
Trading
Updated Time 02-Jun 17:05
Open 0.32 High 0.425 Low 0.32
Prev Close 0.32 Buy - Sell -
Volume(K) 64678.0 Buy Vol(K) - Sell Vol(K) -
52 Wk High 0.565 52 Wk Low 0.21 52 Wk Avg Vol 5236.188
All Time High 6.3 All Time Low 0.02    
Comments No Info

*Reporting Currency in SGD
Important: ShareJunction obtains our finance data from a third party. Check financial year before use. EPS values are recorded up to two decimal points.
Financials
Date Updated 31-May-2010 Financial Year 31-Dec-2009
Current Year Profit
(After Tax) $'000,000		 38.569 Previous Year Profit
(After Tax) $'000,000		 18.818
Net Asset Per Share 0.13 Turnover $'000,000 343.54
Current Year EPS
(After Interest and Tax)		 0.06 Previous Year EPS
(After Interest and Tax)		 0.03
PE Ratio (After Tax) 5.5 Times Covered 2.6
Price (at update time) 0.33 Dividend Yield 0.07

*Technical Analysis Information is updated Daily
Technicals
RSI 33.3 Williams %R -85.71
Comments (RSI) No Info Comments (W%R) Oversold

Intraday Chart

 
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02-Jun-2010 13:15 Others   /   DOW & STI       Go to Message
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Tuesday: 1st JUNE 2010

DOW            -112.61   on  EURO BANKS PROBLEMS

                                      and CHINA GROWTH SLOWDOWN

 

What have all these excuses got to do with AMERICA ?     
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01-Jun-2010 20:15 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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This is the second leg ?
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01-Jun-2010 20:11 Z-Obee   /   Z-obee Chart Updates       Go to Message
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marubozu1688      ( Date: 31-May-2010 20:01) Posted:


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01-Jun-2010 20:09 Hong Leong Asia   /   Hong Leong Asia       Go to Message
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marubozu1688      ( Date: 01-Jun-2010 17:10) Posted:


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01-Jun-2010 20:07 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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marubozu1688      ( Date: 01-Jun-2010 17:14) Posted:


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01-Jun-2010 10:30 Midas   /   Midas       Go to Message
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01-Jun-2010 09:53 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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01-Jun-2010 09:10 Seatrium   /   Sembmarine       Go to Message
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