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marubozu1688 Veteran	04-Feb-2010 19:11        marubozu1688 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Uptrend will end if Pac Andes break below $0.30 http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/pacific-andes/pacific-andes-testing-uptrend-support/
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pharoah88 Supreme	01-Feb-2010 13:34        pharoah88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	END GAME for PAC ANDES due to China Fishery Group's DUAL LISTING to showcase as MOST EXPENSIVE versus THREE TOP OSLO COMPETITORS.... CHECK OUT the ANALYST's SELL ACTION at China Fishery Group FORUM.... CHECK OUT the ANALYST's SELL ACTION at Next Insight ANALYSIS.... http://www.nextinsight.net/content/view/2017/60/
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pharoah88 Supreme	27-Jan-2010 15:41        pharoah88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Still Good Buy at S$0.330. Fish and Steamboat for Chinese New Year.
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buylist Senior	27-Jan-2010 00:19        buylist About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	China fish almost hits $2. This one hit high36.5.... Soon both go up hand in hand. But fish will move faster as it swims with free style. See 2.50 when market recovers pharoah88      ( Date: 26-Jan-2010 19:09) Posted: GOOD BUY at S$0.33 buylist      ( Date: 07-Jan-2010 19:19) Posted: This baby should hit 40c. China Fishery, its baby, will move together and hit 1.70 soon.
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pharoah88 Supreme	26-Jan-2010 19:09        pharoah88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	GOOD BUY at S$0.33 buylist      ( Date: 07-Jan-2010 19:19) Posted: This baby should hit 40c. China Fishery, its baby, will move together and hit 1.70 soon.
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pharoah88 Supreme	26-Jan-2010 18:51        pharoah88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	33 DOUBLE LIVES DOUBLE SURVIVAL GOOD BUY
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patrickchuapl Member	25-Jan-2010 13:29        patrickchuapl About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	OCBC recommend "Buy" on Pacific Andes
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patrickchuapl Member	21-Jan-2010 12:06        patrickchuapl About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Hi marubozu1688, Thanks for your trend chart, it look promising, the target is near. As china fish is seeking dual listing at oslo exchange. It target may go higher.
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marubozu1688 Veteran	21-Jan-2010 11:46        marubozu1688 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Look at the chart and decide your own target. :D http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/pacific-andes/pacific-andes-on-up-trend/ PE is 18.5 now. 4 years high! patrickchuapl      ( Date: 07-Jan-2010 19:17) Posted: Will the share price hit 36cents?
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paul1688 Senior	19-Jan-2010 16:00        paul1688 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Hi, can anyone advise what's the dividend amount and if this has the dividend scrip option?  I can't seem to find this announcement in a hurry. Thanks.
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thomas_low Veteran	08-Jan-2010 21:15        thomas_low About Contact  Quote this Post!   Mood: Yells: "Gong Xi Money Made"
x 1   x 0  Alert Admin	As there is no major capital expenditure coming in 2010, this company will reap in huge profit from its floating factory in South Pacific as turn swimming creatures into seafood delight. thomas_low      ( Date: 04-Jan-2010 07:25) Posted: I think this one will shine...in 2010, the rest of the world move sideways, this one moves up from the bottom of the sea into East Coast Sea Food Centres..and your sardine cans
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buylist Senior	07-Jan-2010 19:19        buylist About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	This baby should hit 40c. China Fishery, its baby, will move together and hit 1.70 soon.
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patrickchuapl Member	07-Jan-2010 19:17        patrickchuapl About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Will the share price hit 36cents?
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francisd Veteran	07-Jan-2010 17:05        francisd About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined   Mood: Yells: "BUY LOW SELL HIGH"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Was shinng @ the end of this trading session brightly and will continue to do so in the  coming days.  Watch out.. Getting up from its long slumber. Cheers
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thomas_low Veteran	04-Jan-2010 07:25        thomas_low About Contact  Quote this Post!   Mood: Yells: "Gong Xi Money Made"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I think this one will shine...in 2010, the rest of the world move sideways, this one moves up from the bottom of the sea into East Coast Sea Food Centres..and your sardine cans
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tonylim Master	02-Jan-2010 11:34        tonylim About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	PacAndes will weather all economic situations - be it in good or bad times, everyone needs to eat. thomas_low      ( Date: 01-Jan-2010 01:41) Posted: Just like the huge floating fish factory lurking around the South Pacific.... Posted: 19 November 2009 0011 hrs Photos 1 of 1 Workmen putting the finishing touches to the Lafayette, Pacific Andes' version of a mothership - a floating fish factory, touted as the world's biggest in its class. QINGDAO, China: Integrated seafood company Pacific Andes International is positioning itself to ride the next big wave, which it believes will come from the South Pacific Ocean. Its new flagship factory vessel will go into operation next month, and this is expected to help raise the profit margins at its fishery business to as high as 50 per cent, up from 35 per cent. Workmen are busy putting the finishing touches to the US$100 million vessel, named the Lafayette. It is Pacific Andes' latest version of a mothership - a floating fish factory, touted as the world's biggest in its class. The vessel is set to sail to the South Pacific Ocean at the end of the month, and its target is to catch 300,00 tonnes of fish - the equivalent of twice what Hong Kong consumes in a year. Designed to stay out at sea all year around, it will be supported by five super-trawlers and seven catcher vessels that will pump the live catch into the Lafayette for processing. The vessel is able to freeze 1,500 tonnes a day, and the fishes will then forwarded directly to their destination. Ng Joo Siang, managing director of Pacific Andes International, said: "With our traditional fishing business, we have EBITDA of 35 to 40 per cent, that the margin and our net profit margin is way exceeding 20 per cent. "So with Lafayette, which is more efficient that other fleet that we have, we believe that with this higher revenue and higher profitability, we should be able to provide good return to our shareholders." Also helping to boost the Hong Kong-listed company's bottomline is its new processing plant in Qingdao. The new facility is able to handle 60,000 tonnes of fish fillet annually, and its efficiencies has reduced cost of sales by up to 15 per cent. Pacific Andes made a name for itself by supplying a then-little known white fish – the Alaskan Pollock. Today, the fish is widely used by fast-food chains such as McDonald's. The South Pacific venture offers two new lines of growth – Peruvian anchovies and Chilean jack mackerel. The latter will be targeted specifically at the African market. "We have decided as a company to expand heavily into Africa, we want to have a pan-African distribution concept," said Ng. "We believe this continent will have great growth potential, greater than even China, so that's an area we're targeting. Eventually, we hope that in five years' time, China and Africa can be equally important to us." Pacific Andes today holds a 15 per cent share of the total imported Chinese fish market.
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thomas_low Veteran	01-Jan-2010 01:41        thomas_low About Contact  Quote this Post!   Mood: Yells: "Gong Xi Money Made"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Just like the huge floating fish factory lurking around the South Pacific.... Posted: 19 November 2009 0011 hrs Photos 1 of 1 Workmen putting the finishing touches to the Lafayette, Pacific Andes' version of a mothership - a floating fish factory, touted as the world's biggest in its class. QINGDAO, China: Integrated seafood company Pacific Andes International is positioning itself to ride the next big wave, which it believes will come from the South Pacific Ocean. Its new flagship factory vessel will go into operation next month, and this is expected to help raise the profit margins at its fishery business to as high as 50 per cent, up from 35 per cent. Workmen are busy putting the finishing touches to the US$100 million vessel, named the Lafayette. It is Pacific Andes' latest version of a mothership - a floating fish factory, touted as the world's biggest in its class. The vessel is set to sail to the South Pacific Ocean at the end of the month, and its target is to catch 300,00 tonnes of fish - the equivalent of twice what Hong Kong consumes in a year. Designed to stay out at sea all year around, it will be supported by five super-trawlers and seven catcher vessels that will pump the live catch into the Lafayette for processing. The vessel is able to freeze 1,500 tonnes a day, and the fishes will then forwarded directly to their destination. Ng Joo Siang, managing director of Pacific Andes International, said: "With our traditional fishing business, we have EBITDA of 35 to 40 per cent, that the margin and our net profit margin is way exceeding 20 per cent. "So with Lafayette, which is more efficient that other fleet that we have, we believe that with this higher revenue and higher profitability, we should be able to provide good return to our shareholders." Also helping to boost the Hong Kong-listed company's bottomline is its new processing plant in Qingdao. The new facility is able to handle 60,000 tonnes of fish fillet annually, and its efficiencies has reduced cost of sales by up to 15 per cent. Pacific Andes made a name for itself by supplying a then-little known white fish – the Alaskan Pollock. Today, the fish is widely used by fast-food chains such as McDonald's. The South Pacific venture offers two new lines of growth – Peruvian anchovies and Chilean jack mackerel. The latter will be targeted specifically at the African market. "We have decided as a company to expand heavily into Africa, we want to have a pan-African distribution concept," said Ng. "We believe this continent will have great growth potential, greater than even China, so that's an area we're targeting. Eventually, we hope that in five years' time, China and Africa can be equally important to us." Pacific Andes today holds a 15 per cent share of the total imported Chinese fish market.
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alexmay Veteran	16-Dec-2009 08:22        alexmay About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The free float is very large, 2 billion over shares. Difficult to move. (Supply/demand) Any one knows the actual float. (Less the major shareholders)
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thomas_low Veteran	15-Dec-2009 23:55        thomas_low About Contact  Quote this Post!   Mood: Yells: "Gong Xi Money Made"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Appeared on Moneymind on Sunday, HK finance houses are very bullish with Pac Andes with 100% upside ! wow. Wait to be seen. The boss says in the next year or so no major capital investment, waiting to reap in the cash.
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poboxfor Member	04-Dec-2009 16:00        poboxfor About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Don't think they mention when the dividend will be out? Is it soon? Because today's price is going up...
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