4707 NESTLE RM134.20
3026 DLADY RM68.70
3255 HEIM RM22.74
2836 CARLSBG RM20.62
2658 AJI RM23.90
3689 F&N RM32.82
3026 DLADY RM68.70
3255 HEIM RM22.74
2836 CARLSBG RM20.62
2658 AJI RM23.90
3689 F&N RM32.82
Wednesday, March 14, 2018
Monday, March 12, 2018
Plantation
Medium & Small Plantation
1929 CHINTEK RM7.70
Index
5285 SIMEPLT RM5.56
1961 IOICORP RM4.85
5222 FGV RM1.84
1929 CHINTEK RM7.70
Index
5285 SIMEPLT RM5.56
1961 IOICORP RM4.85
5222 FGV RM1.84
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Steel & Aluminum Stock at 7th Feb 2018 on Trump's Tariff
8869 PMETAL rm4.92
6556 ANNJOO rm3.38
5665 SSTEEL rm1.92
5098 MASTEEL rm0.915
4235 LIONIND rm1.13
5072 HIAPTEK rm0.45
5087 MYCRON rm0.445
Monday, March 5, 2018
Malaysia Main Trading Partner 5th March 2018
East Asia 37.1%
China 16.2% Japan 7.5% HongKong 5.4%
Taiwan 4.5% Korea 3.5%
Asean 22.7%
Singapore 13.3% Thailand 5.5% Indonesia 3.9%
Euro 9.9%
US 8.3%
other 12%
China 16.2% Japan 7.5% HongKong 5.4%
Taiwan 4.5% Korea 3.5%
Asean 22.7%
Singapore 13.3% Thailand 5.5% Indonesia 3.9%
Euro 9.9%
US 8.3%
other 12%
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Subur Tiasa 常豐控股 6904 SUBUR
https://www.suburtiasa.com.my/
The principal activities of the Company are that of investment holding extraction and sale of logs. The principal activities of the Group consist of extraction and sale of logs manufacturing and trading of plywood veneer raw and laminated particleboard sawn timber finger joint moulding supply of energy and tree planting (reforestation).
SIBU,SARAWAK
http://www.thestar.com.my/business/marketwatch/stocks/?qcounter=SUBUR
The principal activities of the Company are that of investment holding extraction and sale of logs. The principal activities of the Group consist of extraction and sale of logs manufacturing and trading of plywood veneer raw and laminated particleboard sawn timber finger joint moulding supply of energy and tree planting (reforestation).
SIBU,SARAWAK
http://www.thestar.com.my/business/marketwatch/stocks/?qcounter=SUBUR
Sunday, August 16, 2015
Sixteen Malaysian firms have made it to Forbes’ latest annual Global 2000 ranking of the world’s biggest, most powerful and most valuable public companies.
https://www.imoney.my/articles/16-malaysian-firms-make-forbes-biggest-most-powerful-and-most-valuable-list-2
Sixteen Malaysian firms have made it to Forbes’ latest annual Global 2000 ranking of the world’s biggest, most powerful and most valuable public companies.
Here is the list of top Malaysian companies who made the list. Their world rankings are in the parantheses:
1) Malayan Banking Bhd (ranked 371)
2) Tenaga Nasional (ranked 408)
3) CIMB Group (ranked 574)
4) Public Bank (ranked 578)
5) Sime Darby (ranked 709)
6) Axiata Group (ranked 932)
7) Genting (ranked 1122)
8) RHB Capital (ranked 1185)
9) Hong Leong Financial Group (ranked 1287)
10) MISC (ranked 1318)
11) AmBank Group (ranked 1331)
12) Petronas Chemicals (ranked 1339)
13) Maxis (ranked 1441)
14) Petronas Gas (ranked 1485)
15) IOI Group (ranked 1559)
16) YTL (ranked 1589)
Criteria for the ranking include sales, profits, assets and market value.
Sixty-eight companies from South-East Asia are in the Forbes list, with Singaporean firms accounting for 20.
The top five country breakdown is as follows: the United States (579 companies), China/Hong Kong (232), Japan (218), the United Kingdom (94) and South Korea (66).
In total, the Global 2000 companies, which come from 61 countries, account for US$39 trillion (RM140 trillion) in revenue, US$3 trillion (RM10.8 trillion) in profits, US$162 trillion (RM582 trillion) in assets and US$48 trillion (RM172.5 trillion) in market value in 2015. Total market value grew 9% year-on-year, the most among the four metrics.
Sixteen Malaysian firms have made it to Forbes’ latest annual Global 2000 ranking of the world’s biggest, most powerful and most valuable public companies.
Here is the list of top Malaysian companies who made the list. Their world rankings are in the parantheses:
1) Malayan Banking Bhd (ranked 371)
2) Tenaga Nasional (ranked 408)
3) CIMB Group (ranked 574)
4) Public Bank (ranked 578)
5) Sime Darby (ranked 709)
6) Axiata Group (ranked 932)
7) Genting (ranked 1122)
8) RHB Capital (ranked 1185)
9) Hong Leong Financial Group (ranked 1287)
10) MISC (ranked 1318)
11) AmBank Group (ranked 1331)
12) Petronas Chemicals (ranked 1339)
13) Maxis (ranked 1441)
14) Petronas Gas (ranked 1485)
15) IOI Group (ranked 1559)
16) YTL (ranked 1589)
Criteria for the ranking include sales, profits, assets and market value.
Sixty-eight companies from South-East Asia are in the Forbes list, with Singaporean firms accounting for 20.
The top five country breakdown is as follows: the United States (579 companies), China/Hong Kong (232), Japan (218), the United Kingdom (94) and South Korea (66).
In total, the Global 2000 companies, which come from 61 countries, account for US$39 trillion (RM140 trillion) in revenue, US$3 trillion (RM10.8 trillion) in profits, US$162 trillion (RM582 trillion) in assets and US$48 trillion (RM172.5 trillion) in market value in 2015. Total market value grew 9% year-on-year, the most among the four metrics.
Sunday, August 2, 2015
Sarawak Cable Bhd
http://www.sarawakcable.com/?page_id=5
Our wholly-owned subsidiary, Universal Cable (Sarawak), is mainly involved in the manufacture of power cables and wires.
Our wholly-owned subsidiary, Universal Cable (Sarawak), is mainly involved in the manufacture of power cables and wires.
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