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| 16-Apr-2008 09:26 |
First Resources
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today..upside |
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| 14-Apr-2008 11:53 |
China Energy
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panic selling pressure now..cut .. may dip 0.50 |
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| 13-Apr-2008 20:22 |
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Acc/Dis : Heading North MACD: -0.042 (3/Apr was -0.109) Price Momentum : Heading North Peice Oscillator : Heading North Volume : Top 20 since 24/Mar Weighted AVG Price : 0.5555 Can it breakout 0.60 soon ? |
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| 12-Apr-2008 15:43 |
Tiong Woon
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Time for Breakout
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One-stop integrated heavy-lifting service provider. Tiong Woon Corporation (TWC) is one of the leading one-stop integrated service providers in heavy lifts, heavy haulage, marine transportation and equipment installation works operating in numerous countries in the Asia Pacific region. TWC currently owns more than 300 cranes and transport equipment, including various types of cranes, crawlers, hydraulic trucks etc with capacities ranging from 20-1250 tonnes. TWC was ranked the 11th largest crane owning company worldwide by International Cranes, a reputed trade magazine, in its 2007 IC50 survey. Heavy lift and haulage still main contributor. TWC derives the bulk of its revenue from its Heavy Lift and Haulage segment, which contributed some S$44.2m (or 67%) of its 1HFY08 revenue of S$65.8m, fueled by the increased construction activities both domestically and from emerging markets such as Indonesia, Vietnam and the Middle East. Going forward, TWC plans to actively seek business opportunities in the emerging markets as well as invest in higher capacity and specialized equipment. For example, TWC became the first Singapore company to be awarded an investment licence to operate a 100% foreign-owned entity in Saudi Arabia in 2007, which it will use as a base to springboard into the region. We understand that TWC has deployed about 60 cranes there and plans to add another 100 to its fleet in the Middle East in the next two years. O&G fabrication and engineering competency. And in view of the good growth prospects in the oil-rich regions, TWC also plans to develop its fabrication and engineering competency for marine, oil & gas projects. TWC Oil & Gas Services was set up to spearhead the offshore services sector, with expertise in O&G offshore platform, marine vessel fabrication & repair services, and heavy steel module fabrication. TWC landed its maiden project in Sep 2007 worth S$64.8m from Norce Offshore Pte Ltd to build a 46.3-metre derrick pipe-lay barge, which it targets to deliver in Dec 2008 or Jan 2009. Although this new business segment suffered a loss of S$2.8m on revenue of S$9.1m in 1HFY08, it was mainly due to start-up costs incurred for yard development. But as TWC will recognise about 40% of its S$64.8m contract in 2HFY08, the segment is likely to return to the black. Going forward, TWC also remains confident and will continue to work hard to grow its new income stream from fabrication and engineering projects. We do not have a rating on the stock currently By Carey Wong ( OCBC ) Thu, 3 Apr 2008, 11:00:34 SGT |
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| 12-Apr-2008 15:33 |
Synear
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Won Olympics sponsorship deal
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BT Singapore Companies Published April 8, 2008 S-shares poised for recovery Factors like earnings growth, compelling valuations, strong economy cited By LYNETTE KHOO THE poor broader market sentiment this year has not spared S-shares or Singapore-listed Chinese companies, with even the high- quality counters having been beaten down to single-digit price-earnings valuations. Year to date, the FTSE ST China Index has shed 35.3 per cent to 496.2 points, and the Prime Partners China Index (PPCI) has slipped 30 per cent to 168.88 points, outpacing the 8.2 per cent fall in the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI). But these S-shares could be poised for a recovery on the back of undemanding valuations and decent earnings growth, some analysts say. In fact, over the past three weeks, when the market regained some ground, the high-beta nature of the S-shares has led them to a faster pace of recovery than the broader market, with the FTSE China Index and the PPCI growing by 24.4 per cent and 25 per cent respectively, compared with 14 per cent for the STI. 'Coupled with China's strong domestic economy, compelling valuations, yuan appreciation and attractive earnings growth, we believe that many S-chips are poised for a recovery in valuations, ' said Prime Partners research manager Lim Keng Soon. 'Many S-chips are now trading at 5 times FY08 PE. Even if we assume a pessimistic scenario whereby margins are further squeezed and corporate earnings decline by another 30 per cent, an FY08 PE of about 7 times would still be undemanding,' he added. UOB-Kay Hian recently upgraded its rating for S-chips from 'market weight' to 'overweight' in view of attractive valuations. 'Compared with China domestic A-shares and H-shares, S-chips have been trading at deep discounts after a severe correction in the second half of 2007,' the brokerage said in a recent report. 'We believe investors' concerns over China's economic slowdown have been overdone. It is time for smart money to move around.' Some S-shares have been plagued by earnings concerns as costs ran ahead of revenue. Among them was frozen food supplier Synear, which issued a profit warning for its fiscal first quarter, triggering some analysts' downgrades. Mr Lim of Prime Partners predicts that there could be a handful of S-chips that will still be affected by earnings concerns and margins squeeze as China's export growth decelerates further. This could result in cautious sentiment in the second quarter, with a full recovery unlikely to take place until the second half of the year. UOB-Kay Hian said it believes that earnings growth in S-shares in the second quarter will remain strong and will restore investor confidence. It expects the Chinese economy to ride out this difficult period with 10 per cent GDP growth and CPI growth of below 5.5 per cent. 'We believe the fundamentals of China's economy and the ingredients for a bull market - including China's robust domestic demand, strong corporate earnings and growth, and yuan appreciation - remain intact,' it added. 'We remain positive on the earnings growth of S-chips, especially from a mid- to long-term perspective.' |
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| 11-Apr-2008 16:11 |
China Energy
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power up++++ think it closed 0.560 ~0.570 |
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| 11-Apr-2008 09:59 |
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up...0.565 |
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| 11-Apr-2008 09:35 |
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moving up.. 0.56 |
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| 11-Apr-2008 08:54 |
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Encouraged by below factors, today looks positive to rally Wall Street DOW +54.72 +0.44% Nasdaq +29.58 +1.27% S&P500 +6.06 +0.45% BT April 10, 2008, 8.07 am (Singapore time) Last updated at 12.02pm S'pore's economy grew 7.2% in Q1 SINGAPORE - Singapore's economy grew an annual 7.2 per cent in the first quarter, faster than the 5.4 per cent expansion recorded in the previous three months, the government said on Thursday. Last quarter's performance was also better than economists' average growth forecast of 6.4 per cent expansion. |
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| 10-Apr-2008 14:55 |
China Energy
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Falling Knife ! Watch Out
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moving up... 0.550 |
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| 10-Apr-2008 14:19 |
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Falling Knife ! Watch Out
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Power back..0.545 |
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| 10-Apr-2008 12:10 |
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Falling Knife ! Watch Out
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still down... :( hit 0.535 |
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| 10-Apr-2008 10:41 |
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Falling Knife ! Watch Out
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the knife is falling again. .. |
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| 09-Apr-2008 23:54 |
Others
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Oil @ $110.90 +2.21% |
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| 07-Apr-2008 08:01 |
Advanced
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Dec07 Order book $72 mln
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acc/dis = moving north yield = 3.93% |
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| 06-Apr-2008 05:27 |
Pacific Century
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Primary holding PCCW ( profit US$193mln +20% )
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BROKER CALL - HK's Hutchison Telecom target raised to 13.2 hkd, PCCW target raised to 5.3 hkd from 4.9 hkd - Morgan Stanley Wednesday, April 02, 2008; Posted: 02:45 AM HONG KONG, Apr 02, 2008 (XFN-ASIA via COMTEX) -- Morgan Stanley said it has raised its target price on Hutchison Telecommunications International to 13.2 hkd from 13 hkd while maintaining its "overweight" rating on the company following its good results. "We believe the street is still not giving it credit for its emerging market basket, especially after the company announced a tower sale of 500 mln usd and sale of the Ghana operations at 75 mln usd," it said. It raised the target price to account for stabilizing trends in wireline and better-than-expected 3G uptake in the Hong Kong market. "We find Hutchison Telecom better positioned from a capital management perspective as the self-imposed 2008 deadline to review its cash balance approaches," it added. It also upgraded its target prices on other telecom firms, including PCCW to 5.3 hkd from 4.9 hkd and Smartone to 8.6 hkd from 8.0. (1 usd = 7.8 hkd) roby.lau@xfn.com rl/kmq Pacific Century Regional Developments Limited : BACKGROUND The Company's primary holdings include PCCW Limited and Pacific Century Insurance Holdings Limited, both of which are listed on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited. The Company is also active in property investment and development and power generation. In February 2000, PCCW bought over Cable & Wireless' 54 percent stake in Hongkong Telecom for around US$38 billion, one of Asia's largest corporate takeovers ever. Currently, the Group has property development projects in India (Fort House and Golden Greens Golf & Resorts), Singapore (Holt Road and The Clayton), Hong Kong (Cyberport), China (Pacific Century Place in Beijing, Shanghai Underground Parkade and Gao Yao Power Plant, Guangdong) and Vietnam (Chancery Saigon Hotel). |
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| 04-Apr-2008 22:54 |
Tech Oil & Gas
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Wow! Home run... P/E (TTM) 23.56 |
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| 04-Apr-2008 02:01 |
Advanced
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Dec07 Order book $72 mln
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P/E (TTM): 6.59 Consensus Estimates Analysis for FY2008: $109mlns http://stocks.us.reuters.com/stocks/estimates.asp?symbol=ADVA.SI |
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| 28-Mar-2008 00:37 |
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AP Obama Offers Plan for Economic Woes Thursday March 27, 12:12 pm ET By Devlin Barrett, Associated Press Writer Obama Proposes Relief for Homeowners, Stimulus Package for Nation's Economic Woes NEW YORK (AP) -- Democrat Barack Obama said Thursday tougher government regulations that reflect the realities of modern finance are needed to get a grip on the economy before it gets even worse. "We do American business -- and the American people -- no favors when we turn a blind eye to excessive leverage and dangerous risks," Obama said. The presidential candidate spoke not far from Wall Street, hard hit by the mortgage meltdown and credit problems. To fix the economy, Obama proposed relief for homeowners and an additional $30 billion stimulus package to address the nation's economic woes. "If we can extend a hand to banks on Wall Street, we can extend a hand to Americans who are struggling," he said. |
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| 28-Mar-2008 00:31 |
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Technics Oil & Gas Further Raises Total Outstanding Order Book for FY2008/2009 to S$110 Million http://www.technicsgrp.com/ir_companyinfo.html * Thu Jan 17 04:39:00 EST 2008 reuters.com Technics Oil & Gas Limited announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Technics Offshore Engineering Pte Ltd, has secured an EPCC contract worth a total of SGD22 million for the overall design, procurement, engineering, construction and commissioning (i.e. EPCC) of natural gas booster compression systems, as well as the supply of operating spare parts for two years. * Commentary on Prospects www.technicsgrp.com The oil and gas industry demand remains robust and the Group is continuing to build its order book. As at 26 November 2007, the Group?s total outstanding order book comprising work-in-progress carried over to FY2008 and new contracts secured to-date stands at approximately S$84.0 million, for progressive delivery through to FY2009 with the majority of orders due for delivery in FY2008. |
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