Penelope Cruz-Still as Dazzling!

Spanish Va Va Voom

Yes, this Spanish beauty continues to be the treasure of Spain.

Irrespective how the home  economy goes.............

Bye, bye Yeo!

Good many years here. Will it re-list?

It's time to say goodbye, Mr Yeo Hiap Seng.

Return thee to Singapore where you hail from.

Today is the last time the minority shareholders sat in conference with  YHS(M) Board of Directors.

They gave their reasons for going private which is acceptable.

Mainly it is because they do not need any cash call and can expand on their own. Moreover, they are expanding and going into higher capex which may see loans coming into the equation.

Based o n a 5-year analysis, the average price was RM1.60+. So swapping the YHS share at RM3.60 will be a great one for shareholders to exit.

They gave away 24 packets of chrysanthemum flower and lohanko drinks.

Lunch was not too good.

As usual, the AGM crowd were rushing to grab the food like the rats at my SEAPARK market....

Tut! Tut! Shame! Shame!

Digi.com-Why The Himalayas?

Going Places -This Ace

Some said somewhere in March-Digi.com is fully valued. Stay away.

Then in June or July, some investment banks has a rethink.

Digi.com is good and will go some more.

All are big, fat liars!

From the low doldrums of RM4.50 in July, it went up to sit as a higher perch of RM4.85 by late August, a good 35 sen for those who dared to go in.

Beginning this month, it started from the new base station and moved up to RM4.85-RM4.95.

Yesterday, it climbed beyond RM5.00 and ended up at RM5.12.

Today, Digi.com came out roaring pushing up to a new height of RM5.35.

Buyers were mostly retail and big retail players.

Ended at RM5.29 for a 17 sen gain

Digi closed at RM5.29 for a 17 sen gain.

On 24 September, EPF alone accumulated 4 million Digi shares. What gives?

Here are some things you need to know about Digi.com for the next few months.

OUTLOOK FOR THE SECOND HALF OF THE YEAR 

While the Company's performance has been good, it is wary of the '....rapid change in customer behaviour in adopting mobile connectivity in their everyday lives...' it said. 


On its plans for future growth of its Data business, CEO HENRIK CLAUSEN said that to-date the Company has swapped close to 2,000 sites, or 36% of its network footprint, and plans to acceleratre the swap rate in the second half of the year. Apart from modernising its network, '....we have also refreshed our retail presence with the introduction of the new DiGi Store Express concept and an online store....'. 

CASH & BANK BALANCES UP, BORROWINGS HIGHER 

The Company's Cash & Bank Balances as at Jun 30, 2012 jumped to RM1.52 bil from its Jan 1, 2012 balances of RM1.10 bil. 

Long Term Borrowings as at Jun 30, 2012 increased to RM928.2m, from RM578.0m at Jan 1, 2012 while Trade & Other Payables rose to RM1.95 bil, from RM1.92 bil as at Jan 1, 2012. 



So, what do you think is the reason for Dig.com's climb to the Himalayas?