Just complete my payment too
Is it TT Remittance No is something look like: 144XXXXT000XXX ?
First time to TT via RENTAS by using Maybank to CIMB Investment Bank.
Too many Number shown at the Receipt.
Not too sure which refer to TT Remittance No T_T
Thanks whoever experience to teach me.

Thanks again

Yup. Correct 
I got remark my name as what they advice. "eg. MALAKOFF A/C ALI BIN AHMAD – 621112142212"

I just not too sure which number refer to TT Remittance No from the receipt 
First time do RENTAS in my life 

how many units you got?what max units given out per investor?

Find it 

Malakoff is the largest independent power producer (IPP) in Malaysia and Southeast Asia in terms of total generation capacity. Internationally, the Group has presence in Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Bahrain and Oman for power generation and water production, and in Australia for renewable energy. In total, the Group has an effective power generation capacity of 6,036MW (including 210MW renewable energy) and effective water production capacity of 358,850m3/day. We expect the upcoming 1,000MW coal-fired Tanjung Bin Energy Power Plant, which is scheduled to commence operations on 1 March 2016 to boost the Group’s earnings in FY16 and FY17.

Reliable cash flow business model, supported by long term power purchase agreement (PPA). The Group’s business model is based on contractual operating framework whereby it will receive capacity payments irrespective whether any electricity is generated by its power plants pursuant to its PPAs. We like Malakoff’s IPP business model as it provides the Group with sustainable and consistent income streams throughout the concession period. In addition, the weighted average remaining PPA period of about 13 years would translate into secured income to the Group for more than a decade going forward.

Higher revenue and net profit in FY16 and FY17. We expect capacity payments from its new coal-fired power plant, Tanjung Bin Energy which is scheduled to commence operations on 1 March 2016 to boost the Group’s earnings by 47% and 29% for FY16 and FY17.

70% payout dividend policy. Beginning 1 January 2015, Malakoff has introduced a dividend policy with a dividend payout ratio of not less than 70% of its consolidated net profit. Based on a 70% payout ratio assumption, we estimate its dividend yield to be 3.1%, 4.6% and 5.9% for FY15, FY16 and FY17 respectively.

Key risks. (i) Operational plant issues and fuel supply disruptions which could reduce electricity generation or in serious cases could lead to unscheduled outages and negatively affect the Group’s revenue, (ii) failure to obtain current PPAs renewal or extension, (iii) unable to secure new PPAs to replenish expiring PPAs, and (iv) delay in Tanjung Bin Energy’s commencement of operations

Fair value of RM2.18 based on DCF valuation. We derive our fair value of RM2.18 for Malakoff using a discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation. At our fair value, it translates to FY16F P/E of 15.3x and EV/EBITDA of 7.5x. Key catalysts would be securing new projects for power and water generation plants, renewal or extension for its expiring PPAs and additional capacity in renewable energy.

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