They will send you a SMS on how to apply. My wife got 1 yesterday, but she was not keen to apply. As for me, I am not entitled for the blue form and will only decide on the 19th whether to join the public IPO or not.

This post has been edited by bobmali: Jun 18 2013, 11:32 AM

www.theedgemalaysia.com/business-news/242246-update-1-airasia-x-working-hard-to-improve-ipo-subscription-for-qbigq-passengers.html

This post has been edited by clkhoo656565: Jun 18 2013, 12:08 PM

You need to be a BIGshot + AAX Customer to apply via the Blue form

I believe the final retail price will be lower..

I am AAX customer. Hw to apply?

i read BIG member newsletter, is a BIGshot or AAX Customer to apply via the Blue form

I have a Big Card. How do I apply?

I saw there is an option in M2U for AAX IPO and I do not have a CDS account.

This what was written on AAX website

Attention BIG Shot!

"Since you have flown with AirAsia X in the past 24 months, you qualify for a Blue Form to participate in the AirAsia X IPO share allocation. 50 million of AirAsia X IPO shares have been allocated specially for AirAsia X guests who have flown with AirAsia X over the past 24 months prior to 10 June 2013 and who are also a BIG Shot. Blue Form applications are open to only those who are deemed to be Malaysian public individuals.

Not a BIG Shot yet? Sign up NOW!"

From my understanding you must have travel using AAX in the past 24mths and a BIG member to get the blue form. If not a member, you must register to be one before entitle for it.

I did read the SMS AAX send to my wife with regards to the blue form. It just ask to go to their website for details. But so far, I still confuse how to apply for the blue form using my wife BIG account.

Me too.. the website given in the SMS did not specifically mentioned how to apply.

Sorry.. I'm new on these thing.. Any idea?

Get the blue form from your Remiser. Fill up
and drop at MIH. of course u need a bank draft and valid CDS account. All d best

Ookok.. thanks!

Which means cannot apply online. Have to go through the manual application process!

AirAsia X IPO an expensive bet on rough aviation market

All things considered, the ongoing AirAsia X initial public offering (IPO) represents an expensive bet on a turbulent Asia-Pacific aviation market.

There certainly is good reason to invest; the airline is operating with the lowest unit costs in the region and has the aircraft orders to meet growth, alongside the booming demand for air travel.

Analysts at Hong Leong Investment Bank and TA Securities have said the IPO is overpriced. The IPO price of RM1.45, according to analysts’ calculations could be marked up by 5 sen to as much as 20 sen from its fair value.

Meanwhile, analysts at TA Securities pegged their fair value for the IPO price at RM1.40, 5 sen below the IPO retail price now being offered.

TA Securities based their calculations on forward estimates, which are in turn dependent on several assumptions: capacity growth of between 24%-53%, average fare declining between 1%-6%, load factor stabilising at or just above 81% and jet fuel prices trading at US$130 a barrel.

PARIS: Budget airlines AirAsia bagged the World’s Best Low-Cost Airline and Asia’s Best Low-Cost Airline titles at the 2013 World Airline Awards here.

AirAsia’s low-cost long haul affiliate carrier AirAsia X also received the World’s Best Low-Cost Airline – Premium Class and World’s Best Low-Cost Airline – Premium Class Seat titles.

The titles were awarded at the Paris Air Show in Le Bourget near here.

This the fifth consecutive year AirAsia has won both the awards – a global benchmark for airline excellence.

All four awards are also some of the most prestigious titles in the global airline industry.

Two hundred airlines from over 160 countries took part in the ranking quality standards across more than 40 areas of airline front-line products and services to bag the titles.

The awards were received by AirAsia deputy group chief executive officer and AirAsia X co-founder and director Datuk Kamarudin Meranun and AirAsia Berhad chairman Datuk Aziz Bakar.

In a statement released at the air show, AirAsia group chief executive officer Tan Sri Tony Fernandes said it was a proud moment for both airlines.

“It is a testament of our continuous effort to deliver one of the best in-flight comforts. We are consistently seeking ways to improve our service in providing world class flying experience to our guests,” said Fernandes.

“We started over 11 years ago with RM40mil in debt and today we are valued at RM9bil in terms of market capital.

“We have flown over 190 million guests to date and we look forward to welcome our 200th million guest on board soon,” he added.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...7446&sec=nation

The timing is very good on the last application day

hello sifu,

i saw the share per lot is 100 units.. if i apply 1 lot = 100 units then i pay RM1.45 x 100 units = RM 145?? not RM1450??

quite confuse..

yes, the lot size is now 100, so it's 100 x 1.45 = 145

ok.. thanks

hi bro, need to pay money first o not for applying??

you apply 40 lots x 100 units = RM5800?? correct?

Funds will deducted from your account first for the IPO application... it will be reversed if you fail to get the IPO allotment.

Good luck everyone, market looks rough for aviation.