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Is it mahoosive? That's my new word!
buy.......
trade...........
One out ,3 holdings rns ,someone's loading up ?
Aseana Properties Ltd. Buy 06-Sep-12 $198,750.00 Gerald Ong Chong Keng 500,000 @ $0.40
Aseana Properties, a Malaysia and Vietnam-based property developer, has posted a 56.8% leap in revenues from $179.3m to $281.1m for the year ended December 31st, helping to turn a loss of $15.4m in 2010 to a profit of $33.1m in 2011. October 2011 saw the completion of SENI Mont' Kiara, the group's largest and most significant project, which along with the sale of several completed properties led to a significant increase in earnings. Earnings per share were 7.56c, compared with a loss per share of 9.51c the previous year.
Would some one please help me to read this pricing correctly as I found it is confusing. As we all can see it is now priced @ £0.38 per as above, but when I accessed to my account held with my Broker where they quoted £24.06 per share. Now I may be mistaken with them two as I was once told that every pricing quoted on the market with a funny value terms which I cannot remember exactely, please advice what was again and the correct price on ASPL. Thank You.
Panmure Gordon maintained its "buy" rating for Aseana Properties (ASPL). Commenting on the recent results, the broker said they confirmed that the Asian property developer is making good progress in delivering planned investments. That said, Panmure added that while there are some short-term economic challenges in Vietnam, these are far outweighed by opportunities over the remaining life of the fund. Shares in Aseana, which invests in Malaysia and Vietnam, pushed ahead 0.014p to 0.525p.
Aseana tips into the red Date: Wednesday 20 Apr 2011 LONDON (ShareCast) - Malaysian and Vietnamese property developer Aseana Properties slipped into the red last year as the group took a loss on the sale of its 1 Mont' Kiara retail mall and office tower and saw a big increase in marketing expenses. While revenue in 2010 rose 55.6% to $179.3m from $115.3m the year before, the company made a loss before tax of $15.43m, versus a profit the year before of $4.35m. Profitability was hit by a $6.7m loss on the disposal of 1 Mont' Kiara and $10.0m of marketing expenses, up from $4.8m the year before. Net asset value (NAV) per share at the end of 2010 stood at $0.91, down from $0.96 at the end of 2009. The debt to equity ratio (total borrowings divided by total equity) expanded to 82.43% from 57.23%, but the net debt to equity (total borrowings less cash and equivalents divided by total equity) was cut to 6.17% from 27.65%, due to sale proceeds from 1 Mont' Kiara. No dividend was paid in 2010. --- jh
Panmure Gordon initiated coverage on Aseana Properties (ASPL), an Asian property developer investing in Malaysia and Vietnam, with a "buy" recommendation and 75 cents (47 pence) target price. The broker is forecasting a progressive improvement in underlying earnings over the next two years while net debt levels should also increase as new projects are further advanced. However, although Panmure sees short-term stability with the Net Asset Value (NAV), beyond 2012 this should begin to accelerate, and debt start to reduce, as current major schemes achieve completion and sale.
bought this some time ago, nice to see rise today, remains undervalued and off radar for many.
LSE is not recognising these are priced in terms of dollars not pence. Buys are much greater in value as share price is around 20p- so the 30000 buys are worth £6000 not £103!
Up 20%
Up 10% - let's hope there's more to come this week.
Ticking up this morning - seems to be off radar at he moment .