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Oceanus is coming forward for a worth punt...is trading in top 20 listing on SGX Exch.

When come to food source...humm?, not one, but many...big share holders is interest (not mean for BBs speculator) and maybe keen to tap on...to the band wagon strategy.

@ OCEANUS AGM: Strategy for recovery and 'very good result' in 2015

Two hands, not enuff to hold ton of money...LOL on d way 2bank.

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Today morning, alot of one lotter players n oso two lotters testing water.

Bopanha ( Date: 25-Jan-2013 11:08) Posted:

Oceanus do have BBs playing. Will be worth watching. Can spike without warning. Wehehehe!!

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Oceanus do have BBs playing. Will be worth watching. Can spike without warning. Wehehehe!!

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25-Jan-2013 10:35

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Look like players is collecting for next push....just do side trading for now.

teeth53 ( Date: 22-Jan-2013 12:05) Posted:

Just promoting stk / shr trading, Oceanus chioning waooo...:)

teeth53 ( Date: 21-Jan-2013 15:02) Posted:

Players having changed hand / married at 0.055c...:) something coming...??

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Seems like somebody is probing who keeps buying at 51 this morning by selling multiple trades of 1lot at a time.

Must be suspecting is any BB buying up to collect... Abt 9milion shares traded at 51 (CAA 1030hrs)

Would be gd news if got BB collecting cos it would most mean might be a pump coming after they collected enough.

Wonder anybody found out who's collecting at 51?

Seems to me mid term should stay at abt 50... Until further gd news comes out or until BB push, I don't think it will move much, maybe mostly sideways movement

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Do you think they are dumping these shares this few days to cash out since they will need to cover back the cost of goods. That why casuing it to move sideway.

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Jan 16, 2013. A new deal...btw ex-ceo and current CEO. DR Ng...

Disposal of Securities via off-market transaction, in connection with the global settlement arrangements made between Yu De Hua, Ng Cher Yew and Bestglobal Enterprises Corp.

(" Bestglobal" ) as announced by Oceanus Group Limited on 21 June 2012. Subsequent further to the Settlement Documents, Bestglobal transferred some 34,372,341 Oceanus Shares at a price per Oceanus Share of S$0.068 to Assetraise Consultants Limited in return for RMB 11,686,596.02 worth of goods purchased by Yu De Hua from Castle Seafood Company Limited.

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Now most of the stocks are trading sideway, all waiting for the big fish to push.

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Just promoting stk / shr trading, Oceanus chioning waooo...:)

teeth53 ( Date: 21-Jan-2013 15:02) Posted:

Players having changed hand / married at 0.055c...:) something coming...??

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Only 120 lots, likely to trade between 0.5 to 0.53 for a while. Waiting for sudden breakup to confirm the trend. Maybe a good buy near the bottom range with a stop-loss in place.

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Players having changed hand / married at 0.055c...:) something coming...??

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Just sharing info n hardwork, n effort put in by and what Dr Ng will bring us to d next stage. We have got new auditor, new beginning...for new yr 2013. Hope Oceanus Dec 2013 result on P/L will see some bright +ve spark into this lunar CNY, which so far so good as indicated in it trading prices.

U turn story on how those good old day maybe coming back. A mid term valuable stk. 5-6cts is a temporary phase B4 any further good news is out.

Just sharing my thot n promoting stk/shr trading interest...:)

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OCEANUS (No.1 in abalone farming): Venturing into lobster farming

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OCEANUS (No.1 in abalone farming): Venturing into lobster farming

Written by Sim Kih

Saturday, 17 July 2010

Oceanus executive chairman, Dr Ng Cher Yew, inks deal with Lobster Harvest general manager, Terry Burnage. Photo by Sim Kih

FARMING LOBSTERS has always been challenging, but Oceanus’ Aussie aquaculture technology partner recently broke new ground in achieving commercial viability for its lobster species.

Just as the abalone is a prized delicacy in Asia, so is the lobster is a prized delicacy in Europe and North America.

However, high demand plus the absence of aquaculture has led to all of the world’s wild lobster fisheries being either fully exploited or in decline.

Yesterday afternoon, Oceanus, the world's largest land-based abalone farm operator, inked a deal with Lobster Harvest to jointly farm slipper lobsters, for which the leading Aussie lobster aquaculture technology company has successfully propagated at commercially viable survival rates.

The current supply of slipper lobsters (commonly known as crayfish in Singapore) are frequently stale because it is harvested together with fish even though crustacean deterioration is much more rapid.

Wanting to replicate Oceanus’ successful business model in abalone aquaculture, executive chairman Dr Ng Cher Yew now wants to supply fresh and affordable live slipper lobsters to restaurants in China as well as for export.

He wants to tap on China’s rapidly increasing affluence, which makes it a high growth market for luxury consumption.

”I expect gross margins to be comparable to our abalone farming business,” said Dr Ng during the signing ceremony yesterday.

While the farming methods are quite similar, the period to grow the slipper lobsters to a marketable size is about 14 to 15 months, shorter than abalones, which require about 36 months.

There is also a huge market in North America and in Europe for processed lobster meat, he adds.

Lobster Harvest is Australia’s leading company in lobster aquaculture technology, and has developed unique hatchery technology at its facilities in Western Australia after 10 years on lobster propagation R&D.

It was spun off from MG Kailis, one of Australia’s largest private marine and seafood companies which pioneered Western Australia’s lobster industry half a century ago.

And Australia happens to be one of the biggest exporters of lobsters into Hong Kong and China, accounting for 32% of frozen lobster imports and 61% of live or fresh lobster imports there in 2008.
”The slipper lobster has great potential to be the next big thing in seafood once the grow-out is developed at a mass scale,” he adds.

Under the deal, Oceanus will invest A$1 million for an approximate 6.5% stake in Lobster Harvest, plus option to acquire additional shares.

In addition, the leading abalone farmer will invest A$2 million in two 50:50 JVs with Lobster Harvest, one based in Singapore and the other based in the PRC.

Lobster Harvest claims the world's first in breeding the Spiny Tropical Rock Lobster from egg to adult.

In exchange for Oceanus’ A$3 million investment, the lobster aquaculture technology company will contribute A$1 million and grant the Singapore JV the license to breed slipper lobsters in the PRC using its proprietary technology.

The Singapore JV will conduct R&D on slipper lobster aquaculture production in collaboration with Tropical Marine Science Institute of the National University of Singapore.

The PRC JV will set up hatchery production in the PRC, in locations with appropriate water temperature, water quality and salinity.

Lobster Harvest is also developing propagation technology for a premium lobster species, the Spiny Tropical Rock Lobster, and expects its R&D to be commercially viable within 3 years.

Under the same deal, Oceanus will have non-exclusive, first right of refusal to the hatchery propagation technology for the premium species, which retails by weight at two to three times the price of slipper lobsters.

The Spiny Tropical Rock Lobster is used in Japanese cuisine for sashimi.

OCEANUS
Stock price	31 cts
Market cap	S$625.1 m
52-week high/low	47 / 30 cts
Bloomberg est PE	10.0 X
Operating margin	61.5%
Net margin	47.8%
Bloomberg, 16 Jul 2010

Oceanus does not expect the collaboration agreement to have any material impact on its earnings in FY2010.

It looks as though the seafood farmer is on a rebound after hitting a recent snag when it had to close down 6 outlets in its Ah Yat Tian Xia restaurant chain in Beijing and Shanghai due to escalating rentals, but the remaining 15 restaurants are expected to break even or be profitable.

In its report dated 6 Jul, OCBC Investment Research had a ‘Hold’ rating on Oceanus with fair value at 32 cents.

Related story: OCEANUS is 'a potential takeover target'?

The slipper lobster was chosen for aquaculture by Lobster Harvest as it breeds faster than most sub species.

OCEANUS (No.1 in abalone farming): Venturing into lobster farming

Written by Sim Kih

Saturday, 17 July 2010

Oceanus executive chairman, Dr Ng Cher Yew, inks deal with Lobster Harvest general manager, Terry Burnage. Photo by Sim Kih

Terry Burnage expects large scale commercialization of the slipper lobster at the JV by early 2012. Photo by Sim Kih

Wanting to replicate Oceanus’ successful business model in abalone aquaculture, executive chairman Dr Ng Cher Yew now wants to supply fresh and affordable live slipper lobsters to restaurants in China as well as for export.

He wants to tap on China’s rapidly increasing affluence, which makes it a high growth market for luxury consumption.

”I expect gross margins to be comparable to our abalone farming business,” said Dr Ng during the signing ceremony yesterday.

While the farming methods are quite similar, the period to grow the slipper lobsters to a marketable size is about 14 to 15 months, shorter than abalones, which require about 36 months.

There is also a huge market in North America and in Europe for processed lobster meat, he adds.

Lobster Harvest is Australia’s leading company in lobster aquaculture technology, and has developed unique hatchery technology at its facilities in Western Australia after 10 years on lobster propagation R&D.

It was spun off from MG Kailis, one of Australia’s largest private marine and seafood companies which pioneered Western Australia’s lobster industry half a century ago.

And Australia happens to be one of the biggest exporters of lobsters into Hong Kong and China, accounting for 32% of frozen lobster imports and 61% of live or fresh lobster imports there in 2008.

The slipper lobster was chosen for aquaculture by Lobster Harvest as it breeds faster than most sub species.

“Through MG Kailis, we have extensive wholesale and retail channels in western countries, and Oceanus brings to us the China market“ said Terry Burnage, general manager of Lobster Harvest, who was in town to ink the deal.

”The slipper lobster has great potential to be the next big thing in seafood once the grow-out is developed at a mass scale,” he adds.

Under the deal, Oceanus will invest A$1 million for an approximate 6.5% stake in Lobster Harvest, plus option to acquire additional shares.

In addition, the leading abalone farmer will invest A$2 million in two 50:50 JVs with Lobster Harvest, one based in Singapore and the other based in the PRC.

Lobster Harvest claims the world's first in breeding the Spiny Tropical Rock Lobster from egg to adult.

OCEANUS
Stock price	31 cts
Market cap	S$625.1 m
52-week high/low	47 / 30 cts
Bloomberg est PE	10.0 X
Operating margin	61.5%
Net margin	47.8%
Bloomberg, 16 Jul 2010

Oceanus does not expect the collaboration agreement to have any material impact on its earnings in FY2010.

It looks as though the seafood farmer is on a rebound after hitting a recent snag when it had to close down 6 outlets in its Ah Yat Tian Xia restaurant chain in Beijing and Shanghai due to escalating rentals, but the remaining 15 restaurants are expected to break even or be profitable.

In its report dated 6 Jul, OCBC Investment Research had a ‘Hold’ rating on Oceanus with fair value at 32 cents.

Related story: OCEANUS is 'a potential takeover target'?

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