haha someone can confirmed it ...... the code has been broken ..... they have to look something else (code)

alaqar is fabulous ...... huat ahhhh.....

kulim also very kanchiong woh ....up for the past few days ...... congratz.....

go higher pls ....

pls tell VT or RT to do something to boost / sustain this bjcrap shares ...... desperate to see it go higher .....

not annouce yet in bursa

This post has been edited by cwhong: Feb 19 2011, 03:11 PM

will bjcorp holder get a slice of it?



Berjaya Food Bhd (BFood), which runs the Kenny Rogers Roasters (KRR) restaurant chain in Malaysia, may buy other food businesses under the Berjaya Group to expand.


The food group launched its initial public offering (IPO) yesterday, which means that investors will get the chance to have a bite of the KRR business.

Berjaya, controlled by tycoon Tan Sri Vincent Tan Chee Yioun, holds the franchise for KRR, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Starbucks Coffee, Wendy's and Papa John's Pizza.

BFood executive chairman Datuk Robin Tan Yeong Ching said it may even buy rival food chains.

"This is a long-term plan. At the moment, there is nothing on the table. Our immediate focus will be to grow the KRR chain here," he said yesterday in Kuala Lumpur after launching BFood's prospectus.

BFood now owns 52 KRR stores in various malls in Malaysia. On top of that, it also has 13 franchised outlets.

BFood chief executive officer Datuk Francis Lee said it plans to open eight to 10 new outlets or more a year, provided there are good locations. This would mean a minimum investment of RM6 million a year.

However, it will not open any under franchising to control the operations, Lee said.

The IPO entails an offer for sale of 35.8 million shares of 50 sen each, priced at 51 sen. This means the IPO will raise RM18.3 million and the money will be pocketed by parent Berjaya Group. The listing on Bursa Malaysia's Main Market is scheduled on March 8.

BFood has hired AmInvestment Bank Bhd to arrange the IPO.

Lee said upon listing, BFood will have RM26 million in cash to fund its outlet expansion and he expects the company to do better this year.

"Most of our KRR outlets are profitable. We have some stores that are not doing well but it is not bleeding so badly. We are finding ways to improve all our outlets such as introducing tea-time menu, home delivery and takeouts," Lee said.

For fiscal year April 30 2010, BFood registered a net profit of RM8.7 million on revenue of RM60.4 million. The first restaurant was opened in 1994.



This post has been edited by cwhong: Feb 19 2011, 03:25 PM

1st paragraph means chiong soon?

Debt-free Ramunia Holdings Bhd (7206)is eyeing contracts worth RM300 million this year, as part of its strategy to get back on track after settling all its debts last year, chief executive officer Nor Badli Mohd Alias said yesterday.


He said the company's two new fabrication yards in Port Klang and Sandakan have a capacity of about 50,000 tonnes, at any point in time, and can do businesses to the tune of RM300 million.

"Petronas is expecting to give out more than 150,000 tonnes of steel works to licensed major fabricators. Currently, there are six of us and I think we will get our fair share. That's basically the target this year," he told reporters after Ramunia's annual general meeting in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.

Currently, Ramunia's orderbook is quite negligible at less than RM10 million.

Besides, the company, which has been placed on the PN17 list, which tracks listed companies that are under financial distress, was also in preliminary talks to buy a stake in Syarikat Borcos Shipping Sdn Bhd, Nor Badli said.
He added that Ramunia Holdings, which specialises in fabrication of offshore oil and gas-related structures, was looking to venture into the marine industry, which would provide them the opportunity to diversify their income stream.

Currently, 70 per cent of their business is made up of steel fabrication work while the remaining 30 per cent is services, which includes hook-up and commissioning, and topside maintenance.

Syarikat Borcos specialises in the provision of marine transportation and support services for offshore oil & gas companies, and currently, owns and manages a fleet of 37 marine vessels.

On the company's PN17 status, chairman Datuk Azizan Abdul Rahman said Ramunia planned to apply for a six-month extention to Bursa Malaysia Securities next week to prepare a detailed regularisation plan.

"We will try to get the upliftment as soon as possible, hopefully within the next three months, but we have to ask for a six-month extension first," he added.

The company's current cash position stands at RM130 million. - Bernama

Read more: Ramunia eyes contracts worth RM300m http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIM...l#ixzz1EO4QrGJz

hwgb show is really nice ...... roller coaster ride ..... wb also following closely behind .... wb is discount or premium now?

0.20 convert to mother shares so premium at 0.05sen atm

if got no counter to buy just sit tight ..... they are doing the neccessary moves to come out from pn17 just matters of time. even it's name also have to be changes after out from pn17..... this is what i know the decision is urs ..

ya change now

i'm gonna off the screen for good ......