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any got any news
recently like dead fish
hp3000 ( Date: 09-Sep-2009 23:08) Posted:
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why throwing before closing ???
17:05:03 | 0.295 | 520,000 | Sell Down |
iPunter ( Date: 01-Sep-2009 22:56) Posted:
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Not to worry...
When one batch of players are kicked out (ie. wiped out), new players will enter to take their place...
This is how the stock market creates opportunity for new players... ad infinitum...


BlackStallion ( Date: 26-Aug-2009 16:31) Posted:
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Soon it'll be $0.35



samloh28 ( Date: 24-Aug-2009 21:21) Posted:
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Another positive news from Yongnam: Note from last sentence: positive impact on financial performance results for end ending 31 Dec 2009. Well done again !
AWARD OF STRUCTURAL STEELWORKS SUB-CONTRACT FOR COOLED
CONSERVATORIES AT GARDENS BY THE BAY
The Directors of Yongnam Holdings Limited (“Yongnam” or the “Group”), a well
structural steel contractor and specialist engineering solutions provider,
are pleased to announce that the Group has been appointed by Woh Hup Private
Limited as their direct sub-contractor to undertake the structural steelworks for the
Cooled Conservatories Complex at the Gardens by the Bay project at a value of
S$58.21 million.
Under the terms of the contract, Yongnam will design, supply and construct
structural steelworks required for the construction of the Cool Dry Conservatory
Building and the Cool Moist Conservatory Building, both of which are key features in
establishedthe 54 hectare Gardens at Marina South. Yongnam’s sub
cover the Painting System and Macalloy Bracing System for the structural
steelworks, is scheduled for completion in October 2010.
In Singapore, Yongnam has been actively involved in the construction process of
-contract, which will alsoMarina Bay Sands™ Integrated Resort and the Marina Coastal Expressway.
Regionally, the Group is engaged in the Dubai Metro project in Dubai and the Delhi
International Airport project in India.
The contract is expected
to have a positive impact on the Group’s financialperformance for the financial year ending December 31, 2009.
With the lastest news, i think going up to 40c or more.. will be no problem

Dear Yongnam investors, after market closed today, another excellent news from Yongnam. It is expected to have positive impact for financial year ending 31 Dec 2009. Well done.
NEWS RELEASE
YONGNAM WINS ITS 9
TH CONTRACT WORTH S$38.7M FOR THE MARINA BAYSANDS™ INTEGRATED RESORT
Singapore, August 18, 2009
“Group”), a well
solutions provider, has won its 9
Resort (“MBS IR”). With the addition of the new contract valued at S$38.7 million,
– Yongnam Holdings Limited (“Yongnam” or the-established structural steel contractor and specialist engineeringth contract for the Marina Bay Sands™ IntegratedYongnam has clinched a total of over S$340 million worth of contracts for the iconic
development.
Mr Seow Soon Yong, Chief Executive Officer of Yongnam said: “The MBS IR, one of
the world’s largest investments for a single integrated resort, has given a clear vote
of confidence in our strong track record and quality works by entrusting us with nine
contracts. This is certainly an added boost to our leading position in the industry and
further encouragement for us to seek out more value-accretive business
opportunities both locally as well as regionally.”
Since November 2007, the Group has been winning contracts for the MBS IR.
Currently, the Group is working on contracts for the SkyPark, South Podium, the
Museum, Casino and Theatre Podium, the Corridor Bridges and Canopies at the
North View, South View, Bay Front, Retail Works and the Arch Beam Structure at the
East End of the North View Corridor, as well as the Lion Garden Bridge and a
cooling tower structure. All six contracts are progressing smoothly and expected to
be completed on schedule.
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Under the terms of this latest contract, Yongnam will supply and construct structural
steelworks required to support the Roof and Façade of the North Crystal and South
Crystal Pavilions (the “Pavilions”). Both Pavilions are located in the waters of the
Marina Bay Reservoirs, at about 25 metres away from the shorelines of the MBS IR
Event Plaza. In addition, Yongnam will also be responsible for the Double Glazing
System, Aluminium Louver System and Reinforced Concrete Works for all floors
above the first level, as well as the Finishing Works for all levels for both Pavilions.
The contract is expected to have a positive impact on the Group’s financial
performance for the financial year ending December 31, 2009.
samloh28 ( Date: 12-Aug-2009 21:36) Posted:
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Excellent sets of half year 2009 results from Yongnam.
a. Revenue growth year-to-year 37% to S$183.2 million
b. Gross profit growth year-to-year 42% to S$44.3 million
c. Profit after tax growth year-to-year 53.8% to S$20.7 million
d. EPS growth year-to-year 53.2% to 1.7 cents
e. NAV per share growth year-to-year to 12.4% to 13.64 cents
Other highlights:
a. Low net debt to equity ratio of 0.7 times at end June 2009
b. Strong order book maintained at S$ 497 million at end June 2009
Note that construction sector grew at 32.7% quarter-to-quarter and 24.4% year-to-year for 2Q 2009, in GDP released by MTI yesterday. Based on simple growth rate of only 20% for Yongnam, its share should be worth 20 x (EPS for whole year) = 20 x 3.4 cents = 68 cents, which is its true potential from its current closing price of 28 cents today. Big Boys and Retail Investors should know this. STI have upside of 50% to its previous high close of 3900 points. Yongnam has 48/28 or 142% upside. Good luck. Megatrend suggests that economy and stocks move northwards in the next 6 to 12 months.
It's still climbing... heading North again..