yes. but if not mistaken their price wasn't cheap last time. they go pte then have to pay others shareholders' share.
like this how to compete with DIGI ler, i wondering........

Competitiveness of a company has nothing to do with listed or no.

Not to forget that Maxis is a money making machine which generate billions of profit as well every year.
As long as the company cashflow is strong, and financial strong, list or no list make no different. In fact, listed means more hassle and troublesome paper work and job and not as flexible as pte for the company management actually.

It being privatised at Rm15.30 something like that. If the company owner wish to list back, he can still do it in the future. May be re-listed back at RM20.00 or elsewhere, then he make even more gain out of it.

Went private with rm 14 was not cheap, but another party could offer rm 25 to buy part of the shares would become cheap.

Sell whatever shares you have for a profit. Market is almost immune to any good news.

You remind me about the deal Maxis put up last time after being privatised.

Soon after it being privatised, at RM14 or Rm15, a large chunk (about 20% or so) of the shares being offered out to some foreign investors (middle east investment arm) something like Rm20 or so.

Not quite remember exactly, some sort like that. He made money out of this deal!

RM 25 to the Arab investors.

if delisted .. is that means all ur shares money gone?

ananda is the cleaver guy, he know wat the future will be like. he sell the maxis and later invest in other field. Mobile and IT also almost saturated in the next few years, no excited any more. I think he still holding the cash.

only we still struggling in penny stock. walao leh.

This post has been edited by sampoo: Dec 10 2008, 04:15 PM

Maxis and Astro have ventured into the Arab Worlds. He did not just stop from there, when there is more money to be made.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Dec 10 2008, 04:16 PM

You still have the shares, just it no longer listed and tradable in the stock exchange.

But delisted share as good as toilet paper.
Just like you have something but cannot be sold, then how much should it worth?

yaloh his best fiend last time the gang he did help for doing the homework mah during uni time.

Nope. Each of maxis shares listed in the KLSE worth rm0.10 only. That's its nominal value.
The stake Maxis sold to Saudi Telecom is based on RM1.00.
Maxis can get more capital from the KLSE rather than from the Saudis.
Ananda just doesn't want t go through the minority shareholders for every expansion he wants to explore.

http://dprojek.blogspot.com/2007/06/saudi-...a-malaysia.html

Noted, but cannot tahan already leh. ci is shooooting. even i dun buy also i dun think will sell the stock till jan '09. good luck 4 me.

That is what normally people say only, so minority shareholders would not get hurt.

wtf .. PA up 10% again ah .. wow

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Added on December 10, 2008, 4:31 pmwanna sell also cannot like knm now .. damn red below my price so canhold only .. haha

thanks for adam advice

This post has been edited by mo_meng: Dec 10 2008, 04:31 PM

ic just as i wonder it must b something happening at MAXIS.
anyway, why u say pte / listed company make no different mr. cherroy.

I tot if u listed company can input more $ into ur company fund so can grow ur company.

This post has been edited by aoisky: Dec 10 2008, 04:35 PM

Been Queing zelan at 0.81 for the whole day, comeon~!
5 minutes more.. hehe

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Added on December 10, 2008, 4:44 pmsome matched, not mine :'(

This post has been edited by eltaria: Dec 10 2008, 04:44 PM

If one company is financial sound, cash rich, has access to capital market to raise capital through bond etc, it makes no different in term of company competitiveness.

but majority big corp are listed company leh.
perhaps if ur company not listed ppl don't know imo.

The bull is about to give your bear side the strongest upthrust lasting the whole week till climax kao kao