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Berlian closed $0.31c :|) +0.015, #@c 32cts still :(
not vested in Berlian, but NOL.
just taking this as a reference on how Sg investor seeing the shipping industrial. look like it seem negative at the moment.
just taking this as a reference on how Sg investor seeing the shipping industrial. look like it seem negative at the moment.
Hi YongJiu, jus kaipo abit can, R u vested in Berlian? expecting rm to move another inch down, but can oso try to stay it course $0.30c:), 32c :(
oh my, inch down to 0.295cst today!
really never give face to this counter arr?
really never give face to this counter arr?
guess this counter didn't get much attention from the
public,
cuz it birth on the wrong day where SGX is anticipating the correction.
open at 0.325cts which is only 1.5% premium of it IPO price.
guess this really disappoint for those who losing their kopi money.
Demand is quite strong. Public tranche was 2.9x subscribed, while institutional tranche was 1.7x subscribed.
Anyone knows the grey market price for this IPO?
Just gone through the company website and the research reports from
various brokers. For those who want to know more about the
company, should visit the website.
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Lowering of issue price. Not a good sign. But need to see whether any more bad news.
It has confirmed it fixed the price of its IPO at $0.32, below the maximum indicative IPO price of $0.40.
The IPO's underwriters decided not to sell additional 113.94m shares under the over-allotment option.
Hi Nos,
what do you think? another shipping company? =)
what do you think? another shipping company? =)
The Indonesian chemical, oil and gas tanker specialist has launched an IPO for a mainboard listing. Primarily a regional operator, it operates a fleet of 57 tankers - 35 chemical tankers, 17 oil tankers and 5 gas carriers - of which 88% are flagged outside of Indonesia, predominately under the S'pore and HK registries.
It has been listed on the Jakarta and Surabaya stock exchanges since 1990.
BLT is the largest carrier of liquid cargoes in Indonesia and one of the largest in the intra-Asian chemical tanker market by both tonnage and by number of ships. Its vessels transport organic and inorganic chemicals, edible vegetable oils like palm oil, crude oil and refined petroleum products and liquefied gas such as LPG for customers in Asia, the Middle East and Europe, including: Pertimina, Exxon Mobil, Sheel, BASF and Dow Chemical.
Nearly 50% of its revenue comes from its chemical tanker business while about 46% is generated from its oil tankers and 5% from the gas tanker segment.
Hi any comments on this Indonesia chemical shipping company?
SINGAPORE (XFN-ASIA) - Indonesian shipping
firm PT Berlian Laju Tanker Tbk, said its key shareholder PT
Tunggaladhi Baskara is selling 576.06 mln shares, equivalent to a 13.86
pct stake, at up to 0.40 sgd a piece via the company's proposed initial
public offering (IPO) in Singapore.
PT Tunggaladhi, which is owned by Indonesian businessman Hadi Surya, will raise 230.42 mln from the IPO and reduce its stake in PT Berlian to 48. 65 pct from 62.51 pct.
PT Berlian may sell an additional 113.94 mln shares -- depending on the outcome of the book building process which will also determine the final pricing for the IPO shares -- to cover over subscription.
Of the PT Berlian shares PT Tunggaladhi is selling, at least 28.80 mln will be sold to retail investors while the rest will be placed out to institutional investors.
Final pricing for the IPO will be fixed on Oct 23, and trading on the Singapore Exchange if expected to begin on Oct 30.
PT Berlian will raise net proceeds of as much as 43 mln sgd if it sells the maximum number of shares, including the oversubscription stock.
Established in 1981, PT Berlian's net profit has been growing steadily in the last three years, rising from 24.3 mln usd in 2003 to 34.30 mln in 2004 and 60.2 mln usd in 2005.
In the first half to June this year, the company posted net profit of 56. 1 mln usd compared to 32.1 mln a year ago.
The company's IPO is being handled by Deutsche Bank and UBS Investment Bank as joint bookrunners. The two international banks, together with Malaysia's CIMB, are joint lead managers and underwriters.
PT Tunggaladhi, which is owned by Indonesian businessman Hadi Surya, will raise 230.42 mln from the IPO and reduce its stake in PT Berlian to 48. 65 pct from 62.51 pct.
PT Berlian may sell an additional 113.94 mln shares -- depending on the outcome of the book building process which will also determine the final pricing for the IPO shares -- to cover over subscription.
Of the PT Berlian shares PT Tunggaladhi is selling, at least 28.80 mln will be sold to retail investors while the rest will be placed out to institutional investors.
Final pricing for the IPO will be fixed on Oct 23, and trading on the Singapore Exchange if expected to begin on Oct 30.
PT Berlian will raise net proceeds of as much as 43 mln sgd if it sells the maximum number of shares, including the oversubscription stock.
Established in 1981, PT Berlian's net profit has been growing steadily in the last three years, rising from 24.3 mln usd in 2003 to 34.30 mln in 2004 and 60.2 mln usd in 2005.
In the first half to June this year, the company posted net profit of 56. 1 mln usd compared to 32.1 mln a year ago.
The company's IPO is being handled by Deutsche Bank and UBS Investment Bank as joint bookrunners. The two international banks, together with Malaysia's CIMB, are joint lead managers and underwriters.