I read from the Star Kenanga is offering Maxis shares at RM5.20 in 40 to 50 lots without balloting for those who are willing to invest that much money. They will charge a commission of 1 to 2%.
If you have confidence that post IPO, Maxis will be around RM7 to RM10, this is obviously a good option.

This post has been edited by Oracles99: Nov 2 2009, 11:17 PM

Just got a CDS account through Public bank.
Go personally to Bangunan Public Bank.
Apply for both CDS and Public Investment Account.
CDS account number available in 2 hours after application. Asked the agent to SMS.

Just make sure to specifically ask for a direct CDS account, not nominee.

RM10 fee waived in my case.

CDS account... i ask the girl at OSK investment.. just go to any investment bank. its like opening a savings account with that investment firm. should receive the no. in 15 mins. After this if you want to trade stocks, need to go through that account. if you are not satisfied with the charges, can open CDS with other investment bank. After that trade through them.
just a newb sharing what he just learn. cheers!

Can I apply for the Maxis IPO blue form through Maybank Eshare application?

fuiyoh! 40-50 lots. such a high investment (mb is normal)- i just cant afford that!

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Added on November 2, 2009, 11:40 pmNope, u cant!

This post has been edited by de.crystal: Nov 2 2009, 11:40 PM

Just open my CDS acct at PM Securities in Klang and got it done wihtin 1 hour. I called them 1st to ask if possible settle everythin today and they said no prob, cum over..............

I got Blue Form also but will but few lots using white form

What is the eshare application then? Is this the same as white form?


For the blue form i still need to go to ATM and buy the bank draft and post the blue form???

Blue form can only be done via post with bank draft/cheque etc.

Normal white form for public can be done via online or atm or normal post.

seem like everyone is rushing eh, can see some of the CDS opening account very fast, but it seem to be taking 1day for CIMB


2 question here

we need to submit to MIH, is it a postbox whereby we can just drop it off ? (even at night) or it must be dropped off in the office.

price will still fluctuate and not confirmed ?
what if the price went up ? how do we top the difference ?

Yeah there is an address where you can drop off the application. You can find the add within the form.

Price will either be at max RM5.20 per share or lower. So when we paid the RM5.20 per share, is for the max, if it's lower, they'll refund the difference.

Hey, anybody using Maybank2u to buy the Maxis IPO?

Sorry, I mean we can apply for it without submitting any other forms in this manner?
And wanted to add that I will be using my Savings Account.

Appreciate any advice on this matter.

This post has been edited by ferricide: Nov 3 2009, 10:15 AM

Hi Skidd thanks for the reply , yeap i noticed the address , but i wana know if we can drop off the letter during non office hours

ya.. i was not able to apply the IPO when the monies is in the premier account for trading, it is called Premier 1 Account. aftertat, i fax over a form to request to transfer the monies to my saving account then only able to apply for the IPO. your premier account is non-trading account, maybe that's why you can use it to apply for IPO..

For anyone who might be interested, here's a good read on CDS and its policy.

http://www.klse.com.my/website/bm/bursa_ba...ccessible=false

So far eShare Application (ESA) is supposed to be a paperless way to buy IPOs. But I am not sure if there's anything else we need to know.

Hope there is light end of the tunnel with Maxis, no doubt its a well managed company and profitable, my concern is the the fund raised would not be used for international maxis investment wonder how will this fund will be diversified to have maximum returns to shareholders, there will so much of cash reserve with maxis and the benefits goes back to the owner of the company, and as mention malaysia is saturated can some smartie provide some input for me please n why do you see its a good buy ,short term and long term expected impact , sorry for 2 cents enquiry

yes, u can apply through maybank2u without submitting forms.

Many thanks mmusang!

The subscription price is RM5.20 per share. On listing, if the price go up, you sell, then you make money. But if the price go below, you sell, then you lose money. Most people will hold on to the shares.

Maxis Berhad
Target Price : RM5.80 (Subscribe)

We take comparison with leading telecommunication service providers in the country and region to value Maxis. Our universe of comparison, comprise of regional telecommunication players. Some of the notable peers take we believe serve as a benchmark are Digi, SingTel, Tata Communication, Telstra, PCCW and China Communication Services. Taking a PER of 17x against its estimated FY10 numbers Maxis should be valued at RM5.80. With potential total upside of more than 15%, we would recommend a SUBSCRIBE on the IPO. Taking the 75% dividend payout policy as announced, we estimate FY10 dividend would be 25.6sen per share. Our valuation implies a dividend yield of 4.4%. As a comparison, dividend yield of regional stock ranges from 4.7% to 5.9%. Our valuation also implies an FY10 EV/EBITDA level of 9.3x. Average EV/EBITDA for regional companies is 7.43x. (Note: SingTel is valued at 11.16x, TATA Communication at 10.67x)


TA Research

I think they will keep those boxes after a certain time after office hours. IF not, then people will go and steal the box full of application forms.