
Yup .... looking positive again....
victorian2 ( Date: 05-Jan-2010 18:17) Posted:
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5 huge buy ups throughout the day accounting for 2m for the day out of 3.2m.
good things in store once more stalebulls and profit taking is out of the way....
Action seems to center around EDMI, time to buy EDMI????
No doubt SMB control 60% of EDMI....
that's even better...there is then a comparative industry player to compare EDMI with and with SMB owning 60% of EDMI, SMB will beneift from its numbers handsomely,
DanielXX ( Date: 28-Dec-2009 22:00) Posted:
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One of the top performers on HKSE this year was Wasion, which is a smart meter maker in China.
Great call Vic2...expect more upside to come with huge buy ups...;)
This was from the annual report 2008...........The numbers from EDMI for just this deal is US20m annually.....going forward 2009/2010, the top-line for SMB will go up significantly just from this deal. No wonder SMB bought back EDMI shares for recognition of the top-line and revenue.
EDMI has also received a major order to supply and install industrial and residential Atlas series of smart meters, GSM/ GPRS modems, multidrive meter reading software and systems to multi-infrastructural company, Vector Limited in New Zealand as part of an advanced metering infrastructural initiative. This initiative, covering a contractual period of five years, is to install 500,000 meters, modems, software and services. The size of this contract is about US$100 million.
This initiative was launched last year august with NEA in a pilot. It will be interesting to see if the NEA rolls this out with SMB's subsidiary Bridex next year......Given Singapore's commitment in Copperhagan, I wonder if NEA and the power sector will start looking at Energy metering for all households in the future. That's almost 0.5m homes.
NEWS RELEASE
SMB United subsidiary launches eTrack, a ‘first-of-its-kind’
device in Singapore that enables residents to monitor and
manage electricity consumption
easily
- User-friendly product supports
Singapore’s national eco-friendly
and energy-saving drive
7 August 2008, Singapore – Tracking and managing electricity consumption at home
can be a breeze now, thanks to a newly-developed device called eTrack, which is a
‘first’ in Singapore.
eTrack has been recently launched by Bridex Harwal Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of SGX
mainboard-listed SMB United Limited, a regional niche player and leader in quality
products and solutions for the power-related industries.
What is unique about eTrack is that it allows the end user to monitor up to four
appliances simultaneously and track electrical consumption real-time in dollar value.
With its easy-to-install and user-friendly format, eTrack provides a timely reminder to
home users to save electricity on appliances or machines that are heavy on energy
consumption.
eTrack was co-developed successfully with feedback from National Environment Agency
(NEA). Currently, the North West Community Development Council (CDC) and South
West Community Development Council are each installing eTrack in 100 homes in Bukit
Panjang for an energy audit initiative to help educate the residents about energy-saving
practices.
Bridex Harwal, which is co-sponsoring the energy-saving initiatives for both the North
West and South West CDCs, will be launching eTrack this month in the HomeFix retail
outlets stores. eTrack is expected to be retailed at between $160 and $200 each for the
2-channel version and the 4-channel version respectively.
NEWS RELEASE
SMB United subsidiary launches eTrack, a ‘first-of-its-kind’
device in Singapore that enables residents to monitor and
manage electricity consumption
easily
- User-friendly product supports
Singapore’s national eco-friendly
and energy-saving drive
7 August 2008, Singapore – Tracking and managing electricity consumption at home
can be a breeze now, thanks to a newly-developed device called eTrack, which is a
‘first’ in Singapore.
eTrack has been recently launched by Bridex Harwal Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of SGX
mainboard-listed SMB United Limited, a regional niche player and leader in quality
products and solutions for the power-related industries.
What is unique about eTrack is that it allows the end user to monitor up to four
appliances simultaneously and track electrical consumption real-time in dollar value.
With its easy-to-install and user-friendly format, eTrack provides a timely reminder to
home users to save electricity on appliances or machines that are heavy on energy
consumption.
eTrack was co-developed successfully with feedback from National Environment Agency
(NEA). Currently, the North West Community Development Council (CDC) and South
West Community Development Council are each installing eTrack in 100 homes in Bukit
Panjang for an energy audit initiative to help educate the residents about energy-saving
practices.
Bridex Harwal, which is co-sponsoring the energy-saving initiatives for both the North
West and South West CDCs, will be launching eTrack this month in the HomeFix retail
outlets stores. eTrack is expected to be retailed at between $160 and $200 each for the
2-channel version and the 4-channel version respectively.
3 big lots done at 32c........1m in total. Great boxing day present to SMB holders
Ha ha ... nice to hold till Ho Ho Ho.
IMHO, seems like BB is still playing up N down...looks like need to hold till huat huat huat (CNY) in Feb 2010 ...
after a 1 day MIA.....buyer appears again with a straight 310 lot buy up at 31c.
another 400 lots wacked up at 31c.
Big buyer that kept buying up.... during the 26-29c has reappeared after disappearing for a few days.
Wacked 170 lots and 450 lots at 31c. Didn't even bother to queue at 0.305c when there was an empty slot there when I went thru the quotes.
Wacked 170 lots and 450 lots at 31c. Didn't even bother to queue at 0.305c when there was an empty slot there when I went thru the quotes.
trades look odd today. very very small lots sold done. Can't make much of it. Just have to watch the next 2 weeks till the new year.
Don't expect any action till it settles nicely at the new support price.
shplayer ( Date: 20-Dec-2009 22:28) Posted:
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It is interesting to see these 2 lots transactions done deal...Acc or Dist?
The buying pattern was different in last week's trade (30.5c +). The buyer did not mop up the exact number of shares from sellers.
Perhaps he is not accumulating above 30.0c....could he be distributing?
With the accumulation ongoing, it can be explosive .... let' s see how it goes....
This counter will usually inch its way up gradually
victorian2 ( Date: 18-Dec-2009 21:33) Posted:
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Counter did well today to hold 30.5c. T+4 from Monday's high. It'll be interesting to see what happens next week.....
one big sell down at 300 lots and one big buy up at 300 lots.... hopefully, the BB has started his usual accumulation at this price..