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BIO-TREAT TECHNOLOGY LIMITED

Don't lose faith in this company, be patient. Short term pain, long term gain.

 

seems like people getting the spooks from the rights issue....good time to accumulate for the mid to long term!

 

mother now can get at 4cts if Q long enough...whats happening?

Laulan      ( Date: 20-Sep-2010 11:50) Posted: Basically you are buying near to its book earnings last reported, so it is damm cheap. You are not paying a premium for its future.  So this counter is properly managed will become your portfolio's superstar.  CE BASAYOR little_prince      ( Date: 20-Sep-2010 11:16) Posted: thanks! hope you're right sir!

 

Basically you are buying near to its book earnings last reported, so it is damm cheap. You are not paying a premium for its future.  So this counter is properly managed will become your portfolio's superstar.  CE BASAYOR

little_prince      ( Date: 20-Sep-2010 11:16) Posted: thanks! hope you're right sir!

 

thanks! hope you're right sir!

 

Logically yes.

little_prince      ( Date: 20-Sep-2010 10:41) Posted: so in other words... in this case it might be good? as the company uses the money raised to do bigger and more profitable projects hence the price will go higher in future after the rights issue? Laulan      ( Date: 20-Sep-2010 10:25) Posted: Right issues are not always a bad thing. In some cases they are misused and in some cases they are introduced to benefit.  Misuse or absuse of right issues are the hallmark of errant leadership, but in many cases they are used to boost capital or cancel debts via the proceeds or placements so as to "gear" the company for a new challenge or profitable investment.

 

so in other words... in this case it might be good? as the company uses the money raised to do bigger and more profitable projects hence the price will go higher in future after the rights issue?

Laulan      ( Date: 20-Sep-2010 10:25) Posted: Right issues are not always a bad thing. In some cases they are misused and in some cases they are introduced to benefit.  Misuse or absuse of right issues are the hallmark of errant leadership, but in many cases they are used to boost capital or cancel debts via the proceeds or placements so as to "gear" the company for a new challenge or profitable investment.

 

Right issues are not always a bad thing. In some cases they are misused and in some cases they are introduced to benefit.  Misuse or absuse of right issues are the hallmark of errant leadership, but in many cases they are used to boost capital or cancel debts via the proceeds or placements so as to "gear" the company for a new challenge or profitable investment.

 

hi... just curious... since we know that there might be a rights issue coming up... and usually after rights issues the price will drop due to dilution of shares.. would it be a good idea to sell off our biotreat now?

Laulan      ( Date: 17-Sep-2010 11:42) Posted: I looked at this counter in my earlier post, mentioning about its high cost of borrowing eaten up quite a bit of its huge book profits.  If someone is able to come to manage its debts, which I believe Boustead being an old hand in business for many decades could, then the past glory of this counter could return, and we can see it rise to at least $1.00 in the future.  But I will be satisfied with a short term stock gain of say 50 cents from now.  Looking at its steadiness in the trades, and holding well at above betw 8-8.5, I believe it is hitting a right note.  Lets be patient and aim at a longer time and bigger piece of cake. jacomo      ( Date: 16-Sep-2010 15:46) Posted: Hey Laulan, the big profit for 2009/10 was due to the restructuring of the convertible bonds.. I am following this company for a few years now, seems like a typical dog, lots of quarrels, huge losses... But with the arrival of a new strategic stakeholder (Boustead) and the restructuring of big parts of its debts this  company should hopefully get one more chance. I like their business, clean water is a human right and hopefully the new management is skillfull and prudent. What makes me a bit nervous (after sort of getting in spontaneously) is their rapidly diminishing cash in 09/10. They better stage a turnaround this quarter or get some more funding. by the way, has the proposed capital increase from last april been completed? greetings

 

I looked at this counter in my earlier post, mentioning about its high cost of borrowing eaten up quite a bit of its huge book profits.  If someone is able to come to manage its debts, which I believe Boustead being an old hand in business for many decades could, then the past glory of this counter could return, and we can see it rise to at least $1.00 in the future.  But I will be satisfied with a short term stock gain of say 50 cents from now.  Looking at its steadiness in the trades, and holding well at above betw 8-8.5, I believe it is hitting a right note.  Lets be patient and aim at a longer time and bigger piece of cake.

jacomo      ( Date: 16-Sep-2010 15:46) Posted: Hey Laulan, the big profit for 2009/10 was due to the restructuring of the convertible bonds.. I am following this company for a few years now, seems like a typical dog, lots of quarrels, huge losses... But with the arrival of a new strategic stakeholder (Boustead) and the restructuring of big parts of its debts this  company should hopefully get one more chance. I like their business, clean water is a human right and hopefully the new management is skillfull and prudent. What makes me a bit nervous (after sort of getting in spontaneously) is their rapidly diminishing cash in 09/10. They better stage a turnaround this quarter or get some more funding. by the way, has the proposed capital increase from last april been completed? greetings

 

Hey Laulan,

the big profit for 2009/10 was due to the restructuring of the convertible bonds..

I am following this company for a few years now, seems like a typical dog, lots of quarrels, huge losses...

But with the arrival of a new strategic stakeholder (Boustead) and the restructuring of big parts of its debts this 

company should hopefully get one more chance. I like their business, clean water is a human right and hopefully the new management is skillfull and prudent. What makes me a bit nervous (after sort of getting in spontaneously) is their

rapidly diminishing cash in 09/10.

They better stage a turnaround this quarter or get some more funding. by the way, has the proposed capital increase from last april been completed?

greetings

 

Still accumulating what I can.  People don't see it yet is the best time to buy.  This upgraded gem has not been receiving fair treatment from the market despite it giving good treatment to "bad" water.  Hahaha. Jokes aside, Boustead must be planning something. Face the facts, the company is making headroads in profitability as shown in FY2010.  Its previous losses were decreasing and now turning of fortune.  It is having an EPS of RMB 0.34 (eqv SGD 0.07 or 7 cents EPS .. wow low, I not an accountant so pls say I am wrong).  Its NTA is approx 28 cents (RMB 1.38).  It is now traded at 8 cents as though it is selling at a song (similar to the Taiwan Hokien song - "chow chi buy" - super cheap sale.

Where are the analysts...?..hahaha.

 

Maybe a buyout later, nobody can tell.  I think good sign for some reputable old timer to buy Biotreat.  I am going in for sure.

rabbitfoot      ( Date: 30-Aug-2010 14:11) Posted: It puzzles me. Boustead bought a stake. How much is it ? If Boustead is so good, than Biotreat must be good. Does this anology make sense. Can load up ????

 

It puzzles me. Boustead bought a stake. How much is it ? If Boustead is so good, than Biotreat must be good. Does this anology make sense. Can load up ????

 

Get set, loading time.

rickyw      ( Date: 29-Aug-2010 20:19) Posted: Seems their report is good? Any idea tomorrow will explode?

 

Seems their report is good? Any idea tomorrow will explode?

 

UNDERWEIGHT!

Laulan      ( Date: 18-May-2010 13:27) Posted: Finance charges must and definitely must mean paying to capitalists/individuals/banks or finance institutions for money or for capital/assets advanced to the company for business to generate income/revenue.  So if assuming they did not engage or did not have to borrow (meaning using own money/reserves if any) ro generate the income, then this company would be profiting quite an interesting amount for the report period as the accounts show. Hulumas      ( Date: 17-May-2010 20:32) Posted: It means business is not feasible yet

 

Finance charges must and definitely must mean paying to capitalists/individuals/banks or finance institutions for money or for capital/assets advanced to the company for business to generate income/revenue.  So if assuming they did not engage or did not have to borrow (meaning using own money/reserves if any) ro generate the income, then this company would be profiting quite an interesting amount for the report period as the accounts show.

Hulumas      ( Date: 17-May-2010 20:32) Posted: It means business is not feasible yet! hotokee      ( Date: 17-May-2010 08:22) Posted: Company made profits in the business but lost money to the bankers (finance charges) that eats up more than its net profits.  Is it a good sign?  Maybe with less borrowings the next round will be better?

 

It means business is not feasible yet!

hotokee      ( Date: 17-May-2010 08:22) Posted: Company made profits in the business but lost money to the bankers (finance charges) that eats up more than its net profits.  Is it a good sign?  Maybe with less borrowings the next round will be better?

 

Company made profits in the business but lost money to the bankers (finance charges) that eats up more than its net profits.  Is it a good sign?  Maybe with less borrowings the next round will be better?