Yeah. After withdrawing 40% of my EPF and plunking them into SG banks and HSBC, now what to do with the more than 6% gains?

Apple with orange.
Try buying up DBS bank shares with your $100k in 2015. Or is there an SGX ETF?
EPF is not an bank savings account. It's an balanced fund.

I actually bought a Toyota Prado already. More practical car in Sabah.
Maybe i will buy a Lexus in Australia since it's much cheaper there.

There's no comfort on Sabah roads!
i was test driving the Lexus RX300. Hit a few pot holes in KK and decided to give up on sedans like cars.
Nothing like a off roader Prado.

Jeng Jeng Jeng

So important that it's live?

i was thinking EXACTLY the same thing!
It can only mean they just distribute across the board with EPF earnings.

Shoudl start a club.

They should just put a big chunk Berkshire H. Kaotim

As if one can start predicting for full year at end of February!

2 months do not make a year.

Well said.

Idiotic i say.
There is no rational reason to control those wealthy ones and allow the B ones to get away with taking out their retirement savings incessantly and announcing the lack of funds in their accounts come 60 years old! Idiotic!

I am thinking rationally, not politically.
You let them B take out everything and then cry mother father no retirement money in EPF.
OXYMORONIC NO?

Nicely done!
Will be helpful to many here.

Good point bro.
Would be good to know how much accumulated retained earnings through the years?

Think it's showing the top 9 holdings of EPF portfolio. The % is of the total EPF stock portfolio not of the stock counter if that's what you are thinking.

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/747624

You just hope EPF is not called into participating in bailouts of these too big to fail crocked companies.
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MOF injects RM1.1 bil to settle Sapura Energy's debts

KUALA LUMPUR (March 11): Debt-laden Sapura Energy Bhd (KL:SAPNRG) has received a lifeline in the form of a RM1.1 billion investment from the Minister of Finance (Inc) through its special purpose vehicle Malaysia Development Holding Sdn Bhd (MDH).

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia on Tuesday, Sapura Energy said MDH will be subscribing to its redeemable convertible loan stocks worth RM1.1 billion, subject to certain conditions.

The monies have been earmarked exclusively for settling what Sapura Energy owes its vendors

part” of its restructuring that would see a capital injection of up to RM1.8 billion into the Sapura group through a subscription of redeemable convertible loan stock.

Last month, Sapura Energy, a Practice Note 17 (PN17) company, secured its creditors' approval for its proposed debt restructuring scheme involving Sapura Energy and its 22 subsidiaries to address RM10.8 billion owed to nine lenders of its multi-currency financing facilities and RM1.5 billion in outstanding trade creditor payments.

Following that, Sapura Energy also obtained the court's approval last Thursday for the debt restructuring plan.

The funding and court-approved debt restructuring plan form part of Sapura Energy’s regularisation plan, as the company works to exit its PN17 status and reposition itself for long-term growth.

“We are diligently working on a robust regularisation plan, which will bring us one step closer to exiting our status as a PN17 company,” Zamri said.

“We see Sapura Energy’s turnaround as part of the revitalisation of the Malaysian OGSE (oil and gas services and equipment) sector, ensuring it is better positioned to support the nation’s energy security and sustainability goals, ultimately contributing to Malaysia’s economic development,” he added.

Shares of Sapura Energy closed unchanged at 3.5 sen on Tuesday, with a market capitalisation of RM643.2 million.

For the first nine months of FY2025, Sapura Energy posted a net loss of RM342.96 million, compared to a net profit of RM213.18 million a year before, while revenue increased 10.6% to RM3.54 billion from RM3.2 billion.

As at end-October 2024, the group’s borrowings stood at RM10.73 billion. Trade and other payables totalled RM5.18 billion, while cash, deposits and bank balances stood at RM1.79 billion. Its accumulated losses increased slightly to RM17.53 billion from RM17.24 billion.

The group’s order book currently stands at RM6 billion, while its joint ventures hold an additional RM5.8 billion.

Ouch! -13% 1st quarter

High? When?