https://www.jardines.com/assets/files/persp...s/2015-vol1.pdf


Global 500

Jardine Matheson
RANK
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https://www.gammonconstruction.com/en/company-hist.php

https://www.jardines.com/assets/files/NewsA...tle/10_vol1.pdf
https://www.jardines.com/assets/files/NewsA...tle/10_vol2.pdf
https://www.jardines.com/assets/files/NewsA...tle/10_vol3.pdf


https://www.jardines.com/assets/files/NewsA...tle/16_vol2.pdf


https://www.jardines.com/assets/files/NewsA...tle/17_vol2.pdf



JARDINE MATHESON HOLDINGS LTD (J36)
USD 52.32
Dividend Yield(TTM) = 3.29%




JARDINE STRATEGIC HOLDINGS LTD (J37)
Usd 25.88
Dividend Yield(TTM) = 1.37%

No more
Delisted at 2021 april 13


JARDINE CYCLE & CARRIAGE LTD (C07)
SGD 21.04
Dividend Yield(TTM) = 4.94%




DAIRY FARM INT'L HOLDINGS LTD (D01)
USD 4.33
Dividend Yield(TTM) = 4.50%



HONGKONG LAND HOLDINGS LIMITED (H78)
USD 4.82
Dividend Yield(TTM) = 4.56%



MANDARIN ORIENTAL INTL LTD (M04)
USD 1.7
Dividend Yield(TTM) = 0.00%




CYCLE & CARRIAGE BINTANG BHD
2925







Dairy Farm,
Gammon Construction,
Hongkong Land,
Jardine Aviation Services,
Jardine Engineering Corporation,
Jardine OneSolution,
Jardine Schindler Group,
Pizza Hut and Zung Fu
CYCLE & CARRIAGE BINTANG BHD
2925


Jardine Matheson Holdings (JMH) / Jardine Strategic Holdings (JSH) has over 180 years of history



Jardine group has 7 giant stocks (

Jardine Matheson,


J36




Jardine Strategic,
J37
Delisted at 13 april 2021
Take over by J36......



Jardine Cycle & Carriage,
C07


Dairy Farm,
D01


Hongkong Land,
H78

These 5 stock are
30 STI component stocks !!!!!!!!!


Mandarin Oriental Hotel
M04


CYCLE & CARRIAGE BINTANG BHD
2925



PT Astra International Tbk (Astra)
[Major Shareholders : Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd (50.11%) ] ,


),

As of 2015, Astra International employs more than

225,580 people

in 183 companies (including subsidiaries, associates and jointly-controlled entities).



all are falling to very low optimism (mostly with optimism <10%) over the past 2 months of global stock crisis.

Since 5 of Jardine giant stocks

(except Mandarin Oriental Hotel and Astra International – listed in Indonesia) are


30 STI component stocks

(contributing to about 15% weightage), it has the

strongest influence to Singapore stock exchange,


more than individual stock of 3 major banks (DBS, OCBC, UOB) and Singtel.







Although JMH and JSH were removed from 30 STI components in 2015, it is still considered a blue chip, suitable for investing.

#	Location
1.	Jardine's Bazaar
2.	Jardine's Lookout
3.	Jardine House
4.	Matheson Street

These constitute 4 distinguished Hong Kong tourist attractions associated with the founders of the Jardine company, inviting you to visit, capture moments through photography, or delve into their historical significance.



There is much of the giant trading house Jardine Matheson in Hong Kong's geography -- and history. Founded in 1832 by two Scottish merchants, the British hong was a key player in the transformation of the barren island into a major international business center.




Today, Jardines employs 60,000 workers in Hong Kong, making it the city's largest private-sector employer.




But after China resumed sovereignty in June, the British hong (1996 group profits: $640.3 million on turnover of $18.8 billion) no longer exerts much influence on politics and governance.

Ah, the bad old days. Like other foreign merchants, Jardines profited greatly from opium, which it sourced cheaply from Bengal and sold at exorbitant prices to Chinese. Alarmed at the increasing number of addicts, the Qing Court ordered the illegal trade stamped out in 1839.


The upshot: the Opium Wars, in which China was humiliated by British might. Urged on by Jardines founders

William Jardine and James Matheson,


London forced imperial Beijing to cede Hong Kong island to Britain in 1841,


and later, to lease out Kowloon peninsula for 99 years until 1997.



Jardines moved its headquarters from Canton (now Guangzhou) to the new colony. It bought land, constructed offices and warehouses, and continued to fatten its coffers as a

drug dealer, tea exporter and shipping insurance agent.



Jardines dropped its narcotics line in 1872 and diversified into sugar refining, textiles, property development and tramways. By then, the hong was already a leader in fire insurance, steamships and railways. Name an industry or commercial undertaking in Hong Kong, it was said, and you'll find Jardines has a stake in it.

The company's influence extended to the social and political spheres. But it was impotent when communists took power in China in 1949 and nationalized Jardines' assets there.


Group chairman Henry Keswick (an ancestor married a Jardine heiress in the 1850s) has had trouble forgetting that humiliation. Testifying before the British Parliament after Beijing sent troops to crack down on


pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square in 1989,

he described the Chinese regime as "Marxist-Leninist, thuggish, oppressive."

London-based Henry and his brother Simon Keswick own less than 10% of Jardines, but they make the major decisions because of the group's complex cross-shareholding (see chart, right). In the long run-up to Hong Kong's return to China, the brothers angered Beijing by


Relocating Jardines' legal domicile from Hong Kong to the British territory of Bermuda in 1984.

Ten years later, it delisted from the Hong Kong stock exchange and moved to Singapore.


The Keswicks were also seen as backers of Gov. Chris Patten's political reforms, which China condemned as a violation of the 1984 Sino-British agreement on the 1997 handover.




Today's Jardines is a multinational with interests in everything from Pizza Hut outlets to Mandarin hotels to JF mutual funds across the region. But as the Keswicks' point man in Hong Kong, Jardines' managing director Alasdair Morrison, points out,


"about 50% of our profits are derived from Hong Kong and China."


In May, Henry Keswick and Morrison went on a fence-mending pilgrimage to Beijing and were received by Vice Premier Zhu Rongji.

A good omen?

Hong Kong also has a Keswick Street.

The way things are going, this and other landmarks look like they will remain part of the new Chinese city for some time to come.

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Dec 9 2023, 11:28 AM

| Year | Event

1983	Jardine Matheson sold 50% of Gammon to Trafalgar House, making Gammon the preferred construction vehicle in the Asia-Pacific region for both companies.
1996	Kvaerner took over Trafalgar House, acquiring its 50% interest in Gammon.
Late 2000	Skanska acquired all of Kvaerner's construction businesses, including Gammon.
2004	Balfour Beatty purchased Skanska's 50% in Gammon.

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https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/...s-conglomerates


https://www.bain.com/insights/asias-conglom...nd-of-the-road/



Who are these winners? Conglomerates like Thailand’s

Charoen Pokphand Group
and

Berli Jucker Public Company,

Malaysia’s

Hap Seng Consolidated,
India’s Bajaj Group,
the Philippines’ DMCI Holdings and
Indonesia’s Sinar Mas Group.

All of these enjoyed annual TSR of 24% or more for the years 2007 to 2016 (see Figure 4).


Indeed, top-quartile conglomerates in India and Southeast Asia performed significantly better than the others, achieving average TSR of 25% vs. −3% for the bottom quartile from 2007 to 2016.


Asia conglomerate

Can be top 1?

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Feb 27 2021, 12:10 AM

Dunia singh, can you format your post properly? Font big here small there, don't bother reading already lah.

Dairy Farm to hold 18.25% stake in Robinsons Retail Holdings



MAR 23, 2018

DAIRY Farm International Holdings will be partnering Philippine-listed Robinsons Retail Holdings (RRHI), with the retail group holding an

18.25


per cent stake in RRHI.

In a Singapore Exchange filing on Friday, the member of the Jardine Matheson Group said that it will combine its interest in wholly-owned Rustan Supercenters (RSCI) with RRHI to "leverage the combined strengths of both groups" and create a new platform for growth.

Dairy Farm will exchange its interest in RSCI for new shares in RRHI that represents about 12.15 per cent of its enlarged share capital at PHP94 per share valued at some US$346 million.

The group will also acquire a further 6.1 per cent interest of the enlarged share capital from the existing controlling shareholders, the Gokongwei family, at US$174 million.


The Gokongweis, one of Philippine's wealthiest families,

will continue to hold a 51 per cent interest in RRHI after completion of the transactions.

Upon completion of the transaction, Dairy Farm will have the right to nominate two directors to the board of RRHI.

It is funding this investment through a combination of existing cash and borrowings.

Dairy Farm said that the move is intended to build a "leading" food retail business in the Philippines.

"By joining forces with RRHI, Dairy Farm will maintain its strong presence in the Philippines and contribute to the growth of the consumer market with better products, services and experiences."

The transaction is subject to certain conditions and completion is expected to take place within six months.

Dairy Farm closed 10 Singapore cents lower to

S$7.77 on Friday.

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The following notification dated 30th September 2020 in respect of Dairy Farm International Holdings Limited was lodged with the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom today:


“DAIRY FARM INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS LIMITED 2020 INTERIM DIVIDEND


We wish to advise the following sterling equivalent of the 2020 interim dividend of the above Company.

The dividend will be paid on 14th October 2020.

2020 interim dividend per share:

US cents 5.00
GBP equivalent: 3.8855 pence



Jonathan Lloyd, Jardine Matheson Limited

For and on behalf of Dairy Farm International Holdings Limited

30th September 2020”

No.	Company Name	Ticker	Price (Currency)	Change	Dividend Yield (TTM)
1	Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd	J36	USD 52.32		3.29%
2	Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd	J37	USD 25.88		1.37%
	*Delisted on April 13, 2021*
3	Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd	C07	SGD 21.04		4.94%
4	Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd	D01	USD 4.33		4.50%
5	Hongkong Land Holdings Limited	H78	USD 4.82		4.56%
6	Mandarin Oriental International Ltd	M04
7	PT Astra International Tbk	ASII.JK	IDR 5,250.00	+25.00 (+0.48%)

Now left 6 company....






CCB at malaysia also delisted............



This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Sep 26 2024, 01:54 PM

No interested ???

Best corp

https://www.straitstimes.com/business/compa...not-already-own



Big news!!!

Singapore blue chip are non performer, big laggard and boring.

Ifast naik macam rocket

APR 12, 2021


Conglomerate Jardine Matheson says group unit's investors approve $5.5 bln buyout

(Reuters) - Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd said on Monday shareholders of Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd approved its $5.5 billion purchase of the 15% stake


it does not already own in the company at a special meeting.

But several shareholders in Jardine Strategic voted against the deal, with some investor planning to apply to a Bermudan court to appraise the value of their shares, the Asian conglomerate said.


A large number of investors who voted against the purchase were not shareholders of Jardine Strategic


when the deal was announced on March 8,


Jardine Matheson said in a statement.

Jardine Strategic is a listed company holding most of the 189-year-old group's major listed interests.





Jardine Matheson, whose businesses include construction, aviation and automotive, had offered to pay


$33 in cash for each share of Jardine Strategic, a premium of 20% to its close before the offer was made.

The company said on Monday that "Jardine Strategic Shareholders have been offered fair value for their shares and (it) is confident that any appraisal process by the Court of Bermuda will confirm this position."

For the purposes of section 106(2)(b) of the Bermuda Companies Act the fair value of the shares has been determined by Jardine Strategic as USD$33.00 per share, and a dissenting shareholder is entitled to be paid fair value of their shares.

No more J37 stock in sgx


Delisted

jardine group ?? like jardine coffee ?

Malaysia giant,guardian,cold storage



About Antah Schindler, Malaysia

Schindler’s presence in Malaysia started back in the fifties when Harrison Lister Engineering Company became an agent after the end of World War II. Schindler Lift (M) Sdn Bhd was setup in 1974 and took over the elevator business. Ten years later, Syarikat Persaka Antah Sdn Bhd and


Jardine Schindler Pacific BV


entered into a joint-venture through

Schindler Lifts (M) Sdn Bhd.

Today the wholly owned subsidiary of that partnership, Antah Schindler Sdn Bhd, is an authorized distributor and service provider for Schindler elevators and escalators for the whole of Malaysia.

Schindler has been involved in the design, supply, installation, modernization and maintenance of Schindler elevators and escalators found in many buildings for both the public and private sectors.


Schindler solutions are currently operating in

hospitals,

airports,

government buildings,

offices,

Condominiums,

shopping malls,

factories

and many other areas throughout Malaysia.




Jardine have a lot of business at Singapore and hong kong......

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JARDINE MATHESON HLDGS LTD (SGX:J36)

JARDINE MATHESON HLDGS LTD (SGX:J36)

USD 52.66

For over 45 years, Jardine Restaurant
Group (JRG), a part of Jardine Pacific,
has been driving the growth of
international brands Pizza Hut and KFC
in markets across Asia, stimulating
the changing tastes of consumers
and their increasing desire for casual
dining restaurants, quick service
menus and takeaway and delivery
services.


Today, as one of the leading
restaurant groups in Asia, JRG operates
over 680 outlets in



Republic of China (Taiwan),
Hong Kong SAR,
,Macau SAR and
Vietnam

with more than
21,200 employees.

Pizza Hut Wins Over Vietnam Market by jardine



Jardine Matheson Holdings Limited operates in the


insurance broking,

restaurants,
engineering and construction,
property investment and development,
transport services,
motor vehicles and related activities,


retailing,
luxury hotels,
financial services,


heavy equipment,
mining, and
agribusiness



fields in Greater China, Southeast Asia, the United Kingdom, and internationally.


It provides construction; cargo and ground handling, freighter ramp handling, documentation handling, and crew transportation; engineering, sourcing, and contracting services;


and IT products and services, as well as invests in residential properties, and operates and manages air cargo terminals. The company also operates Pizza Hut and KFC restaurants; and provides pizza delivery services, as well as designs, engineers, installs, maintains, and modernizes lifts, escalators, and moving walkways.



In addition, it engages in the wholesale of British Airways products;


corporate travel management activities; sale and servicing of motor vehicles; and provision of insurance, reinsurance, employee benefits related advice, and brokerage and associated services, as well as is involved in the property investment, development, leasing, and management activities. Further, the company operates outlets, including supermarkets, hypermarkets, convenience stores, health and beauty stores, home furnishings stores, and restaurants;


and invests and manages a portfolio of deluxe and first class hotels and residences. Additionally, it is involved in motor dealerships and financing; engineering, as well as offers automobile and motorcycle products.


It also engages in financial products and services; retail banking; coal mining, mine, and construction contracting; heavy equipment; agribusiness; palm oil plantation; infrastructure; and logistics and other services.


The company was founded in 1832 and is based in Hamilton, Bermuda.


Jardine Matheson Holdings Limited is a subsidiary of Jardine Strategic Holdings Limited.

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Jardine Restaurant Group acquires KFC franchises in Hong Kong and Macau HONG KONG –
Dec 4, 2013




The future of the KFC brand in Hong Kong and Macau now rests with Jardine Restaurant Group which has acquired the KFC franchise in Hong Kong and Macau from Yum Brands, Campaign Asia-Pacific has learned.






Jardine Restaurant Group, a member of the Jardine Matheson Group, operates Pizza Hut in Hong Kong, Vietnam and Taiwan, as well as 128 KFC outlets in Taiwan and Pizza Hut's PHD delivery brand in Hong Kong and Vietnam.



"In acquiring the KFC franchises in Hong Kong and Macau, Jardine Restaurant Group takes on this global quick-service chicken restaurant and a very capable management team," the company said in an exclusive statement to Campaign Asia-Pacific. "We are excited by this new addition to the Jardine family and to offer the business and its team members access to the resources, benefits and expertise of the group.”



KFC has "huge potential" in Hong Kong and Macau, the statement said, adding that the group has "ambitious" long-term growth plans for the business and will support Alan Chan, the business’s CEO by investing in the brand and focusing on customers to deliver great value. “Although I am not a frequent fast-food eater myself, the KFC business in Hong Kong is doing not bad, and they have won lots of awards regionally,” a media-agency boss told Campaign Asia-Pacific.


“However with so much competition with its counterparts like McDonalds, there are lots of price wars, and as consumers are becoming more health-conscious, they are demanding healthier food options like rice and salad.” A creative agency head commented that the brand could benefit from more definition.


“The perception of KFC in Hong Kong is quite ambiguous," this source said. "It is not here or there. People just know the old general from the US, and the fried chicken food offering is quite unhealthy.”


Mindshare is the current media agency for KFC and Pizza Hut. KFC entered the Hong Kong market in 1985, and currently has more than 60 branches and more than 3,000 employees who serve more than 3 million customers each month, according to Yum.

Read more at: https://www.campaignasia.com/article/jardin...nd-macau/366511

yuu Rewards Club launches in Singapore









27 OCTOBER 2022

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Founded by Temasek in strategic partnership with DFI Retail Group, minden.ai has launched yuu rewards club that aims to unite the nation’s most popular brands, as well as to help consumers to earn rewards on their everyday purchases.

minden.ai partners with BreadTalk Group, DBS Bank, PAssion Card, Mandai Wildlife Group and Singtel to launch this rewards club. The app is available for download in the App Store, Google Play Store and Huawei App Store in Singapore.

Jacky Mak, Brand Marketing Director, yuu Singapore told MARKETING-INTERACTIVE that the campaign saw large scale placements across MRT stations including City Hall, Dhoby Ghaut, Tampines and Jurong East. Point of sale materials with usage information and tips on how to earn and accelerate one’s points earning abilities were also placed across their partner brand stores.

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To celebrate the launch of yuu Rewards Club in Singapore, pop-up events will be organised across the island where consumers will get a chance to interact with the brand and engage in fun and games where they can earn points and redeem prizes.

“The yuu Rewards Club will set a new standard for loyalty programmes in Singapore, as it leverages technology and a strong partner ecosystem of household brands to deliver exceptional value to consumers and businesses,” said Sng Ren Yeong, CEO of minden.ai.

According to a study conducted among 1,000 respondents in Singapore by research agency 2CV , 60% of Singaporeans are increasingly looking to join rewards programmes in order to save money. Three in four Singaporeans are worried about the current economic climate, especially among millennials and Gen X respondents.

“Consumers will be able to enjoy new shopping experiences and personalised rewards on their purchases, and merchants can achieve better business outcomes. We look forward to welcoming more brands onto the yuu platform in the months to come, and providing a streamlined, easy-to-use rewards experience for our yuu members.” Sng added.