Nope, cant do like that... All u can do is :-

For urself- CDS and bank account under ur name
For ur wife or sibling - CDS and bank account under her/his name

Good luck!

ASTRO ipo is just a game.
First, apply then if allocate, then speculate the opening price.

BUY, DUMP. Easy - not for long term.

Same scenario like FGV.

Next good ipo anyone.?

Dont forgot JOHORPORT.... Also listing next year...

Malaysia is the best place for IPOs...

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/busines...ll-time-record/

I expect its a solid type of counter:)

RM1.55 is the max for retail investors, the price have to be depending on the appetite of institutions, RM1.55 is kind of rich valuation to be, the PE should be around 30~50 and they didn't put some any exciting new business in the prospectus, keep saying they are depending on AA and so on (if like that, then I go buy AA better, since they are depend on AA anyway). AA should expect some windfall from the floatation (another AA Thai, last time AA Thai float they also book in the diff), they just exercise their call option at RM0.13. Coupling with the uncertainty associate with GE and CDS leak etc, I most likely skip this one, my reasons (or excuse, whatever you want to call it  )
1. Rich valuation, immediate dilute 74% assuming the price at RM1.55, NAV only around 40c.
2. High PE, doesn't seems to be growing fast.
3. Business depends on AA, AA grow, they grow; AA masuk longkang, they...
4. And most important is the GE factor might increase the difficulty to jack up the price at open, unless the final price is low, but I am not going to take at chance...

Good luck all...

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IJM Corp, Malaysia's second-biggest builder by market value, is considering taking some of its highway and port concessions public to boost the value of its stock, said chief executive officer Datuk Teh Kean Ming.

IJM is considering a straight listing of its assets or an initial public offering as a business trust, Teh said in an interview in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The Selangor-based company may also look at selling stakes to private equity firms or strategic investors, he said, without providing a time frame.

"We have intentions to monetize the value of some of more mature route concessions in Malaysia," Teh said. "It is a bit early to say which vehicle we might use. We have assets which we think are very valuable, but the investing fraternity have not given us a value."

IJM sold its 36 per cent stake in the Trichy Tollway in India for a profit of about RM50 million in March, and disposed 40 per cent of its equity interest in Kuantan Port to China's Guangxi Beibu Gulf International Port Group, according to the company.

The infrastructure business contributed to about 10 per cent of total revenue in the last financial year ended March 31, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The diversified group last year agreed to become the biggest shareholder in oil and gas services provider Scomi Group Bhd, adding to its portfolio of plantations and property assets.

IJM's shares have gained 14 per cent this year, outperforming the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index's 5.3 per cent advance.

About 75 per cent of IJM's debt is in concession assets, which is non-recourse, said Teh. Total debt was at RM2.86 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

IJM will see most of its earnings growth coming from the property segment in the near-term on strong sales and demand, Teh said. The construction of a mixed development in the northern state of Penang has attracted potential partners to operate hotels, a shopping outlet and a convention center, and the company may later list the commercial property element of the project as a real estate investment trust, he said.

IJM will continue to focus on boosting palm oil production by improving yields, said Teh. Last month, futures on the benchmark Bursa Malaysia Derivatives dropped to the lowest level since October 2009 on expectations that global supply will beat demand. India and China are the biggest consumers of the tropical oil.

"The overall picture is still based on demand," said Teh. "This financial year will be a bit tough, a challenge for us, but going forward, when the US economy, and India and China are back on track, demand will come back."-- Bloomberg

wonder why the CEOs always clash with VT one? postpone lagila listing nmpknya

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/busines...it-says-company

if u read properly the article, this is the second time their CEO was fired/released/quit from U-mobile...the first one is in 2010...only three years gap

atm i think no...this case they just specifically highlight the issue of the ceo...the ceo was good, bringing 5 million subscribers from 1 mil in just 1 and a half years...for sure the ceo will somewhat influence the listing decision so why the clash? thats the issue, maybe someone who works there can give some insight

can buy Westport or not?

as for me, i always follow:-
60% on research
20% on recommendation from my remisier
20% follow my instinct.

List of IPOs in d pipeline

Titijaya Land Bhd
Jordone Group Bhd
SCH Group Bhd
Terragali Resources Bhd
Vision Technology Consulting Group Bhd
Australaysia Resources & Minerals Bhd
Kanger International Bhd
Sasbadi Holdings Bhd
IOI Properties Group Bhd
Seven Convenience Bhd
Only World Group Holdings Bhd

when open for trade?

SCH=Sin Chee Heng Sdn Bhd?

so this is their official website?http://www.schgroup.com/company.html 

SCH Group Ltd., PO Box 14, Unit 1, Greatbridge Business Park
Budds Lane, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 0HA England

i agree with what u said, but for IPO such as this dumping all is not the way, have to be smart and split ur bullets 50-50, or even better 25% 4 names.... that way u could get the most lots possible....