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23-Apr-2010 13:38 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   Cruising with the ship ..Yangzijiang       Go to Message
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SIAO LIAO

MUST BE THE DEAL CALLED OFF

From The Price Drop right from the YESTERDAY ......

DIE LIAO........
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19-Apr-2010 12:58 Ying Li Intl   /   Ying Li       Go to Message
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AVOID form NOW

What's New:
In the latest efforts to crack down on real estate speculation amid concern about asset bubbles, China has raised the down-payment requirement on second-home mortgages to at least 50% from 40%. In addition, the government also reiterated that an extra 10% should be adopted on interest rates for these homes.

The details were announced last night after a State Council meeting chaired by Premier Wen Jiabao on Wednesday. For first-time buyers of apartments larger than 90 sqm, a minimum 30% down payment must be paid. For those who are buying three or more houses, we understand that even higher requirements on both down payments and interest rates will be levied.

Our View:
We believe that the latest measures reflect Chinese government's lingering concern over surging property prices given its determination to squeeze out speculators from the overheated housing market. Moreover, the new policy would also help reduce banks' potential risks to bad loans in case of a market correction.

At the same time, China plans to more than double its land supply for housing development this year. Under an annual land plan announced yesterday by the Ministry of Land and Resources, more than 70% of the total will be for affordable housing, renovating shanty home areas and small- and medium-sized apartments. Further, it will continue to give credit support to first-time buyers, especially buyers of small and medium apartments.


According to the National Bureau of Statistics, China's urban property prices rose by 11.7% in March, which is the biggest YoY gain since July 2005. In Shanghai, average price of new homes stood at RMB19,767 (or US$2,894) psm in March while that of existing properties, mainly houses, climbed to a record RMB16,200 psm during the same period. Some industry analysts are speculating that  the central government may step in with other more drastic measures such as tightened credit policies and the introduction of a property tax going forward.

Action and recommendation:
As China faces increasing risks over asset-price bubbles, we think the Chinese government may be adopting a more hawkish stance towards its macro and real-estate polices. Already, we have seen knee-jerk reaction in some Chinese property counters such as Yanlord, Ying Li today.  Singapore developers which have big exposure to China's real-estate market such as Capitaland and Keppel Land may be affected as well.
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19-Apr-2010 11:39 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   HALT       Go to Message
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 YangZiJiang - Acquisition of minority stake in PPL Shipyard - BUY ($1.43) TP $1.80 by DMG

Proposed acquisition of PPL is a prelude to bigger things. YZJ and two partners have proposed to acquire PPL Holdings from Baker Technology for US$155m (S$216m). Under the structure of the deal and post-acquisition, YZJ will own an effective stake of 7.5% in PPL Shipyard, which is one of the world’s leading rig builder.

In our view, the deal is positive:

(1) Acquisition is fairly valued at 3x P/B vs. P/B valuation for listed rig builders of more than 4x.

(2) The deal is modestly EPS dilutive due to share placement to a Middle Eastern investor, but compensated by potential earnings growth when its offshore division is fully developed.

(3) The acquisition allows YZJ to tap into PPL’s expertise and helps develop YZJ’s offshore capabilities.

We believe this may lead to a yard setup in China to focus on the offshore market.

We maintain our earnings forecast but raise our TP to S$1.80 based on higher P/E multiple of 15x on FY10 EPS. Acquisition fully funded by share placement to Middle East investor.

Key details of the acquisition:

(1) YZJ, a Middle East investor and Mr. Yu Kebing (a non-executive director of YZJ) have offered to acquire PPL Holdings from Baker Technology for US$155m. Baker Technology has up to 4 May 10 to accept the offer. The crown jewel in PPL Holdings is the 15% stake in PPL Shipyard. The remaining 85% in PPL Shipyard is owned by Sembcorp Marine.

(2) Postacquisition, YZJ, the Middle East investor and Mr. Yu will hold 50.1%, 49% and 4,9% stake in PPL Holdings respectively.

(3) YZJ’s share of the acquisition at US$77.6m will be fully funded by a 83.5m share placement to an unnamed


Middle East investor at S$1.295/share. The new placement shares will dilute YZJ’s existing share base marginally by 2.3% and is subjected to acceptance of the offer by Baker Technology. (4) PPL Shipyard has a net book value of US$343m for FY09. The acquisition price values the shipyard at 3x P/B.


Valuation: target price raise from S$1.48 to S$1.80. Despite strong share price run-up of 23% since our initiation, we think there is more upside to the stock. We raise our TP from S$1.48 to S$1.80 based on higher P/E multiple of 15x on FY10 EPS compared to 12x previously. The higher P/E reflects the potential earnings from YZJ’s new pillar of growth in the offshore market. Our revised TP implies 4.1x FY10 P/B.

Key catalysts for share re-rating are:

(1) recovery of new orders;

(2) new income from business units under development.
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19-Apr-2010 11:34 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   Cruising with the ship ..Yangzijiang       Go to Message
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 YangZiJiang - Acquisition of minority stake in PPL Shipyard - BUY ($1.43) TP $1.80 by DMG

Proposed acquisition of PPL is a prelude to bigger things. YZJ and two
partners have proposed to acquire PPL Holdings from Baker Technology for
US$155m (S$216m). Under the structure of the deal and post-acquisition, YZJ
will own an effective stake of 7.5% in PPL Shipyard, which is one of the world’s
leading rig builder. In our view, the deal is positive: (1) Acquisition is fairly valued
at 3x P/B vs. P/B valuation for listed rig builders of more than 4x. (2) The deal is
modestly EPS dilutive due to share placement to a Middle Eastern investor, but
compensated by potential earnings growth when its offshore division is fully
developed. (3) The acquisition allows YZJ to tap into PPL’s expertise and helps
develop YZJ’s offshore capabilities. We believe this may lead to a yard setup in
China to focus on the offshore market. We maintain our earnings forecast but
raise our TP to S$1.80 based on higher P/E multiple of 15x on FY10 EPS.
Acquisition fully funded by share placement to Middle East investor. Key
details of the acquisition: (1) YZJ, a Middle East investor and Mr. Yu Kebing (a
non-executive director of YZJ) have offered to acquire PPL Holdings from Baker
Technology for US$155m. Baker Technology has up to 4 May 10 to accept the
offer. The crown jewel in PPL Holdings is the 15% stake in PPL Shipyard. The
remaining 85% in PPL Shipyard is owned by Sembcorp Marine. (2) Postacquisition,
YZJ, the Middle East investor and Mr. Yu will hold 50.1%, 49% and
4,9% stake in PPL Holdings respectively. (3) YZJ’s share of the acquisition at
US$77.6m will be fully funded by a 83.5m share placement to an unnamed
Middle East investor at S$1.295/share. The new placement shares will dilute
YZJ’s existing share base marginally by 2.3% and is subjected to acceptance of
the offer by Baker Technology. (4) PPL Shipyard has a net book value of
US$343m for FY09. The acquisition price values the shipyard at 3x P/B.
Valuation: target price raise from S$1.48 to S$1.80. Despite strong share
price run-up of 23% since our initiation, we think there is more upside to the
stock. We raise our TP from S$1.48 to S$1.80 based on higher P/E multiple of
15x on FY10 EPS compared to 12x previously. The higher P/E reflects the
potential earnings from YZJ’s new pillar of growth in the offshore market. Our
revised TP implies 4.1x FY10 P/B. Key catalysts for share re-rating are: (1)
recovery of new orders; (2) new income from business units under development.
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18-Apr-2010 19:06 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   Cruising with the ship ..Yangzijiang       Go to Message
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One thing for sure that Middle East People now are all eyes on YZJ .......

Most possibly that recent run up are from the Middle East Fun Manager........

So seat back, fastern your safety belt and hold tide.....

Wave up all the way........

Congratulate for those have vested......Sure worth the money investing in this counter......

CHEERS !!!
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17-Apr-2010 19:09 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   HALT       Go to Message
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PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF 50.1% INTEREST IN PPL HOLDINGS PTE LTD ("PPLH")


The Board of Directors of the Company is pleased to announce that the Company has:
(a) entered into a placement agreement ("Placement Agreement") dated 15 April 2010 with a Middle East investor ("Investor") in relation to the placement of 83,555,000 new ordinary shares in the capital of the Company (each, a "New Share") at the issue price of S$1.295 per New Share ("Issue Price") to the Investor ("Placement"), which proceeds are to be applied by the Company for the Acquisition (as defined below);
(b) entered into a joint investment agreement ("Joint Investment Agreement") dated 15 April 2010 with the Investor and Mediterranean Success Group Inc. ("MSG") (which is wholly owned by the Company's Non-Executive Director, Mr Yu Kebing) in relation to the acquisition of shares in PPLH by each of the Company, the Investor and MSG in the proportions of 50.1%, 45% and 4.9% respectively, and subsequent to completion of the Acquisition, to regulate the parties' rights and obligations as shareholders of PPLH ("Joint Investment"); and
(c) issued a binding letter of offer ("Letter of Offer") dated 16 April 2010 to Baker Technology Limited ("Vendor") pursuant to which the Company has made an offer to the Vendor to acquire the entire issued and paid-up share capital of PPLH on the terms and conditions contained therein ("Acquisition").
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16-Apr-2010 09:36 Ying Li Intl   /   Ying Li       Go to Message
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Another accumulating done....

Thanks....

Haut liao lai liao.....
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16-Apr-2010 09:26 Ying Li Intl   /   Ying Li       Go to Message
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So many q to buy at 585...

ME too q to wait for panic sellers
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16-Apr-2010 09:21 Ying Li Intl   /   Ying Li       Go to Message
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YES !!!

Thanks !

Get it at 585

Haut lar !!!

 
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16-Apr-2010 09:14 Ying Li Intl   /   Ying Li       Go to Message
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ACTION !!!!!

Before calling HALT........FMs are rushing in to buy up.....

CHEERS!!!
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16-Apr-2010 08:45 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   HALT       Go to Message
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They are planning to anounce two good news in this time halt.

Pai Sey if one release now and 2 days later another halt.

Contra ppls will die if every 2days halt once.

So give them two more days to kill all the contra ppls.
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15-Apr-2010 20:31 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   HALT       Go to Message
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First halt to tell ppls no news yet.........cos the BBs did not buy enough......

Just two day halt again.........cos the BBs buy enough liao......

If two day later another third halt ......... HAUT LAR............

BUT, when resume trade huh.........
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15-Apr-2010 20:28 Ying Li Intl   /   Ying Li       Go to Message
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Rumours going to HK dual listings from FM......

Anyone gotten any news.

Tomorrow if halt at 9am then can say that is confirmed liao.....
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15-Apr-2010 12:24 Ying Li Intl   /   Ying Li       Go to Message
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SOMETHING IS GOING TO HAPPEN !!!!!!

 

Time Last Vol
12:22:11  0.56  10000 
12:22:05  0.565  900000 
12:22:04  0.565  1305000 
12:14:09  0.565  1000 
12:11:44  0.56  20000
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15-Apr-2010 12:00 Jiutian Chemical   /   Jiutian to hit $1       Go to Message
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Avoid this counter......

Another counter will force by SGX to delist soon.

Good luck for those who still believe got hope.
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15-Apr-2010 11:30 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   Cruising with the ship ..Yangzijiang       Go to Message
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Subject: DJ Yangzijiang Plans Taiwan Depositary Receipts Issue - Report

 
 


 
 


 


DJ Yangzijiang Plans Taiwan Depositary Receipts Issue - Report (2010/04/15
                               09:19AM)



TAIPEI (Dow Jones)--Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd. (BS6.SG) has
begun discussions with the Taiwan Stock Exchange on its plan to issue
Taiwan depositary receipts, the Commercial Times reported Thursday, citing
unnamed sources.


Singapore-listed Yangzijiang expects to submit an application to the
bourse soon, the newspaper cited the sources as saying.


Japan''s Elpida Memory Inc. (6665.TO) is also interested in issuing Taiwan
depositary receipts, the newspaper reported, without citing sources.



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15-Apr-2010 11:27 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   Cruising with the ship ..Yangzijiang       Go to Message
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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding


Company update - Fundamental play - by Lim Siew Khee


(YZJ SP / YAZG.SI, OUTPERFORM - Maintained, S$1.43 - Tgt. S$2.10, Oil Equipment and Services)


 


Maintain Outperform, raised target price from S$1.50 to S$2.10, based on 14x CY11 P/E. Recent industry data showed that global new vessel orders have remained steady since 3Q09, suggesting that the worst for shipbuilding sector is over. We believe YZJ's have secured pockets of contracts progressively in 1Q10, especially from small-mid sized Chinese shipping companies. We are raising our order win assumptions for YZJ from US$1.2bn to US$1.6bn in total for 2010-2011, or about 20 new vessels p.a. Accordingly our earnings estimates have been raised by 9-12% for FY10-12. Our higher target price takes into account earnings upgrade and higher P/E of 14x (from 11x), in line with Chinese peers average. Stock catalysts include stronger-than-expected margins and share of profits from its new ship-breaking JV's.
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15-Apr-2010 11:21 YZJ Shipbldg SGD   /   Cruising with the ship ..Yangzijiang       Go to Message
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HOW YOU KNOW ?

WHERE IS THE FIRST NEWS THAT YOU GET FROM ?????

CAN SHARE :



yahoo.      ( Date: 15-Apr-2010 11:10) Posted:

Halt because listing in Taiwan.

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14-Apr-2010 13:27 Ying Li Intl   /   Ying Li       Go to Message
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Subject: (BN) China's March Property Prices Jump a Record 11.7% (Update2)



TIMES TO WATCH OUT FOR

YING LI 


China's March Property Prices Jump a Record 11.7% (Update2)
2010-04-14 02:35:50.611 GMT


    (Adds analyst's comments in the fourth paragraph, cities with
biggest price gains in sixth.)

By Chia-Peck Wong
    April 14 (Bloomberg) -- China's property prices rose at a record
pace in March, indicating government efforts to stem gains aren't
working and more drastic measures may be needed amid concern of a bubble
in the nation's housing market.
    Residential and commercial real-estate prices in 70 cities climbed
11.7 percent from a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics said
on its Web site. The data goes back to 2005.
    China has raised mortgage rates and re-imposed a sales tax on homes
in the first two months of the year to reduce the risk of asset bubbles.
The government announced in March developers will have to pay a higher
deposit for land purchases and banned banks from lending to builders
found to be hoarding land or holding back home sales in anticipation of
higher prices.
    "The property tax may come, and that would push some potential
buyers on the sideline," Lee Wee Liat, a Hong Kong- based analyst at
Nomura Holdings Inc., said before today's announcement. "If that's not
effective, they will impose some more measures."
    China has passed a plan to impose a property tax on home purchases
and may start a trial in Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing and Shenzhen,
Sina.com reported April 8, without saying where it got the information.
On the same day, the Shanghai Municipal Housing Support and Building
Administration Bureau said any study of a property tax in the city is
"entirely normal."

                      Haikou Leads Gains

    Haikou, a city on the southern island of Hainan, had the biggest
price gain, with a 53.9 percent jump, the statistics bureau data showed.
Sanya, also in Hainan, followed with a 52.1 percent increase.
    The property market in the world's third-biggest economy is in a
bubble that may burst by as early as this year, hedge fund manager James
Chanos said in an interview last week.
    China is "on a treadmill to hell," according to Chanos, who said in
January the nation is Dubai times a thousand. "They can't afford to get
off this heroin of property development. It is the only thing keeping
the economic growth numbers growing."
    Home prices in China may continue to rise between now and September
due to a shortage of supply, Nomura's Lee said.
    "Last year, some developers were skeptical about the price
increases and cut back on construction starts until the fourth quarter,
so there's no supply in the market," he said.
"Whatever the developers are putting out, people are grabbing."
    While home prices may cool in the fourth quarter, values may still
rise 15 percent for the full year, he said.

                          Sales Jump

    Chinese developers have announced increases in first- quarter
sales. Evergrande Real Estate Group Ltd. said April 2 sales jumped 175
percent in the first three months of this year to 8.53 billion yuan
($1.25 billion). China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd., a Hong
Kong-traded builder controlled by the Chinese construction ministry,
said on April 8 sales rose 48.3 percent to HK$13.7 billion.
    To damp speculation, the government in January re-imposed a tax on
homes sold within five years of their purchase, after having cut the
taxable period to two years in January 2009 to bolster a then flagging
market.
    The People's Bank of China is targeting a drop of 22 percent in new
lending this year from 2009's record 9.59 trillion yuan and told banks
twice this year to set aside more cash as reserves. The first quarter
result is due on April 15.

For Related News and Information:
China real estate market statistics: CNRE <GO> Top real estate stories:
TOPR <GO> Most-read stories on China: MNI CHINA 1W <GO> Most-read China
economy stories:
TNI CHECO MOSTREAD BN <GO>

--With assistance from Li Yanping in Beijing. Editors: Andreea Papuc,
Malcolm Scott.

To contact the reporter on this story:
Chia-Peck Wong in Hong Kong at +852-2977-6532 or cpwong@bloomberg.net

To contact the editor responsible for this story:
Andreea Papuc at +852-2977-6641 or
apapuc1@bloomberg.net

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14-Apr-2010 11:02 Sinotel Technolo Rg   /   breaking out       Go to Message
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Huge volumes accumulating at 555......

wu wu wu...........got got got.......

Potiential break out
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