You interested? 

The first tranche already trading on bursa malaysia. You can check it out 

Oh Really?  Good for you 

I didn't apply it, not interested

How much you sell at? and how long it takes you to get the profit?

Where 2 find it ? Under what name ? nvm, found it...below RM1.00 - damn  98.5 cents only. S does it mean current IPO gone casE ?

rm100/unit means rm100000?

thanks!
sukuk is new to me...  is also share?
so far other than the AAX, all ipo failed...i try to go for all ipo... n this "sukuk" is a buy/no buy for u?

good to hear that.
how to sell after that? same as share? or there is loan duration, must bond the the end?

your argument has no substance  and a lot of flaws, i suggest you check the facts before replying next time. anyway im not going to spend my time ranting i've said my piece so good luck if your investing

Got some queries -
1) Any balloting for this ?
2) If no balloting, do U get the bond the next working and interest start from that day ?
3) What happens if more than RM100m applicants, the offer will stop and those who apply after RM100m will get refunded ?

In my opinion, if die die must buy, choose a good return reit is better than this Bond, 6 - 7% is norm.

There is no transaction cost if U buy thr' IPO and U hold for 15 years as on maturity U get back full principal invested.......means U get full 4.58% yrly rate.

If U buy from market and sell B4 maturity, say U buy at RM10,000 for 100 lots (1 lot = RM100) and sell after 6 years also at same rate f RM100 per lot.

Buy cost - RM6 brokerage (if U R using AmeSecurities) + $0 (Stamp duty is exempted) + RM3 (clearing fee - 0.03%) = RM9 which is 9/10000= 0.09%. Means for your 1st year, U earn 4.58% - 0.09% = 4.49%.

For year 2-5, U earn full 4.58% interest.

Sell at end of year 6 after u have received the 2 semi-annual interest. Sell cost. also same = 0.09%
U earn 4.58% - 0.09% = 4.49%.

If U average the 6 years interest = 4.49% x 2 + 4.58 x 4 = 4.55% yearly interest.

Do we need to declare the interests we earned ? Is it taxable ?

Yet another advantage of investing in this bond. Dividend on shares sometimes tax at source and U then need to claim back the over-payment - meaning U still need to pay at your current tax bracket, right ? Any idea what would be the tax bracket for someone earning RM5,000 per mth ?

What is your tax bracket then (if U don't mind telling, wink wink) ?

Current issue is the 2nd tranche with coupon rate of 4.58%, while 1st tranche only 4%, so does this mean this 2nd tranche is better than the 1st tranche ? Are all other terms & conditions of these 2 tranches the same ?

From 2014 onwards, we're moving to single-tier taxation for dividends. All dividends are taxed at source, and not taxable at the hands of shareholders.

In the previous regime of franked dividends, if your personal income tax level is say 15% and corporate tax rate is 26%, you are able to claim back the 11% difference.

In the single-tier regime, even if your tax bracket is 0%, your dividends will still be hit with the corporate tax rate and you cannot claim back anything.

hihi
i've a question on ETSB (Exchange Traded Bonds/Sukuk)
let's say i've successfully applied 1lot (10units of RM100). ->Min is 10 units which is RM1,000
I hold for 15 years until maturity...
on maturity, i should get back the face value, right ? ->Yes
so my questions are:
1)what if it's traded at RM110 on the last trading day ? do i get back RM1100 or RM1000 ? ->RM1,000
2)what if it's traded at RM90 on the last day ? do i get back RM900 or RM1000 ? ->RM1,000
3)if i'm to get back RM1000 no matter what the last traded price is,.. does that mean I will have additional gains if my Average Bought Price is RM90 (for example)?->Yes