
Tuesday: 16 August 2011  CLOSING 
S$0.860  -S$0.15 
pharoah88 ( Date: 16-Aug-2011 17:30) Posted:
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12 August 2011
1.023 Million shares
Buy In  S$0.830 ~ S$0.870
Tuesday: 16 August 2011  CLOSING  S$0.870

Technics Oil & Gas has proven to be a consistent buyer of its shares. Its chairman Robin Ting and executive director David Tay also have been buying.
In the latest episode, the company bought back 1.023 m shares, bringing its total treasury shares to 7.763 million.
This is a significant accumulation, considering that the shares were acquired at the 80 cent-$1.00 range.
Market panic: Buying by TECHNICS OIL, GMG GLOBAL, OTTO MARINE |
IN THE recent sharp market downturn, a number of companies and major shareholders have done what they deem to be rational -- buy their stock at bargain prices. We highlight Technics Oil & Gas, a regular accumulator, and two first-time buyers: GMG Global and the chairman of Otto Marine. ![]() Executive chairman Robin Ting (left) showing guests around the new Technics jetty at its yard in Loyang. Photo by Leong Chan Teik
Technics Oil & Gas has proven to be a consistent buyer of its shares. Its chairman Robin Ting and executive director David Tay also have been buying. In the latest episode, the company bought back 1.023 m shares, bringing its total treasury shares to 7.763 million. This is a significant accumulation, considering that the shares were acquired at the 80 cent-$1.00 range. Apart from putting down cash for its stock, Technics has been paying significant dividends to shareholders. In the recent 3Q result announcement, it said it would pay 3 cents a share. This, on top of a 3-cent and 6-cent dividend payout paid after the 2Q and 1Q results, respectively. Recent story:  TECHNICS OIL & GAS: High dividend yield, wide gross margin |
Technics Oil & Gas Ltd (TGH SP S$1.02) |
Technics has fixed the offer price of its TDR at NT$11.70 (S$0.51 for each TDR), with every two TDRs representing one ordinary share. The company expects to raise an estimated S$13.2m from the proposed issue. |
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Technics Oil & Gas  (TECH.SI) said on Friday it plans to raise about NT$304.2 million ($13.2 million) through issuing Taiwan depository receipts at NT$11.70 each.
tonylim ( Date: 04-Feb-2011 18:55) Posted:
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tonylim ( Date: 06-Jan-2011 21:27) Posted:
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tea444u ( Date: 06-Jan-2011 20:37) Posted:
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Hi Mr Lim,
so how still safe can buy ? me only let a bit of bullets. help ! need to make the best choice if possible., help!
tonylim ( Date: 06-Jan-2011 20:14) Posted:
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tea444u ( Date: 06-Jan-2011 16:11) Posted:
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tonylim ( Date: 28-Dec-2010 14:09) Posted:
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tea444u ( Date: 19-Aug-2010 20:32) Posted:
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They're running out of sizeable projects, so they urgently need new projects to improve their order book. There are two possibilities:
1. They get some new projects and make announcement accordingly. Each of these announcements lifts the price up, >$1 is not a problem.
2. They fail to get any sizeable project by year end, the price starts to slide as time goes by, and may plunge in 2011 since this year is their best performing year so far.
Given the messages released in the financial reports, I'm betting on the first case. If the tune of the messages starts to change, I'll run.
tea444u ( Date: 19-Aug-2010 17:17) Posted:
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