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knightbridge
    16-May-2009 19:38  
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Short term SATS with sure drop.. Vested in SATS...

But longer term more free float of SATS share, i think is beneficial. SIA can buy abit time to time to prop up SATS share price.. Look at the takeover of SFI. I think they have a plan to prop up the counter. Just going ride through with SATS
 
 
cheongwee
    16-May-2009 17:33  
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i read paper say all in div is 1.60...pls read yesterday Straits times...under money
 
 
iceman76sg
    16-May-2009 15:26  
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So is it a good or bad thing for SIA shareholders? After CA, sure drop like bird shit!!!!! I will also sell off the SATs shares given and I presumed majority will follow.
 

 
teeth53
    16-May-2009 15:16  
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SATSvcs    Last:1.48   Vol:1735k    -0.07

Sats holders seen at d lossing end, closed at $1.48, while SIA closed unchanged at $11.60

The angmo took this opportunities to sell after it climb past 12 dollars
 
 
chinton86
    15-May-2009 15:57  
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haha. Ask them list up their Silk Air lo. Then hope can give free to shareholders. After using Silk Air then give SIA Engg again lo....
 
 
Farmer
    15-May-2009 15:19  
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Wah! After the bad Q results and more to come, they use their majority own SATS to prevent a market sold down to their share price? Actually, just think what will happen after CA? To me, its LPPL u know.
 

 
iceman76sg
    14-May-2009 23:00  
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very generous indeed despite the current situation! SIA will surge!
 
 
shplayer
    14-May-2009 21:57  
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Div in specie is NOT 73c.

It is 0.73 SATS shares for every SIA share owned.

Based on today's SATS close of 1.55, it works out to be $1.13c per SIA share. Add this to 20c final and 20c interim, total divident is 40c + $1.13 = $1.53.

Pretty generous, if you ask me. 13% yield.



teeth53      ( Date: 14-May-2009 21:28) Posted:



Sound like giving unexpected bonus in a very bad situation for result ended Mar 31, 2009. 20ct plus 73ct

Does it mean now Sats share price will be affected and under pressure, 'cos SIA has given out to its shareholders at a discount? Does it mean the scheme benefits SIA, but not Sats? Is it a good time to buy SIA now?

My personnally opinion is 2moro another day for SIA stock to end lower. reaction to a bad fall on bad time as resulted shown a fall of 92% in profit, but eventually after fall, thing will pick up again

Sell into strength, buy on weakness price is within $10-11.60

 
 
aircraft
    14-May-2009 21:37  
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looking at their number of passengers, 1Q 09 might be red also, although fuel price dropped compared to last year.

 won't SATS share price drop as SIA giving them as 'freebie' ???
 
 
teeth53
    14-May-2009 21:28  
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Sound like giving unexpected bonus in a very bad situation for result ended Mar 31, 2009. 20ct plus 73ct

Does it mean now Sats share price will be affected and under pressure, 'cos SIA has given out to its shareholders at a discount? Does it mean the scheme benefits SIA, but not Sats? Is it a good time to buy SIA now?

My personnally opinion is 2moro another day for SIA stock to end lower. reaction to a bad fall on bad time as resulted shown a fall of 92% in profit, but eventually after fall, thing will pick up again

Sell into strength, buy on weakness price is within $10-11.60
 

 
teeth53
    14-May-2009 20:40  
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IN...SATS $$$ money goes to SIA as propsosed

Sats to be directly owned by temasek, sfi goes back to mama really? will there be a change in name for SATS soon really?

http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/VwAttachments/Att_2D1CE3B90802CCAA482575B60039F6E3/$file/SGX_Announcement_DIS.pdf?openelement

Remained me of...GIC and Termasick.
Posted: 19-Jan-2009 22:41   
Sold three power stn (got it for zero value i guess), where got no money to spend...at d present movement $S 10 billion lost can be cover, not enuff can still sell back side liao n can contiune to enjoy reaning many $S million of dollar in SALARY, into their housewfie pocket.

Just for info sharing...TAMASICK "Si Bei Heng" (SAVED BY BoA)

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/afp/20081127/tts-us-finance-banking-takeover-merrill-972e412.html

AFP - Thursday, November 27WASHINGTON (AFP) - - The Federal Reserve on Wednesday gave formal approval to Bank of America's acquisition of Merrill Lynch

teeth53 Date: 13-Dec-2008 17:50) Posted:
With global recession grooming around for any other 2-3 years. This time round GIC and Tamasick is too over expose to over investment, Reits..Capland, Malls, Banks, ABC, oversea investment banks...all need money to top it up including those many unnames.. so got to sell asset and afew other companies within.., to companies that has good enuff money to buy over, re-adjusting shares value to make a good report when it come

Think POSB should JV and takeover DBS and becoming even a more establish regional bank with 3rd / 4th generation proven to run and that will only happen after all the 1st Gen is all becoming retiree
 
 
aircraft
    06-May-2009 09:59  
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Wah, SIA drop too fast, my typing too slow, cannot catch.. so fast drop from 11.80 - 11.70
 
 
aircraft
    06-May-2009 09:48  
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SIA next resistance around $12.20 ?
 
 
infoshare
    01-May-2009 12:53  
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1 May 09 , ....

SIA, which is parking planes and slashing capacity amid a sharp downturn in which passenger loads have fallen to almost 70 per cent and cargo loads to less than 60 per cent.

It has already put 50 cargo pilots on unpaid leave and is grounding 17 planes, cutting some 11 per cent of capacity this year.

SIA carried just 1.28 million passengers in March - a 23 per cent drop from March last year.

Having forced staff to take unpaid leave, analysts believe SIA may have to resort to layoffs if operating conditions continue to deteriorate.

Separately, on the swine flu front, SIA said it is closely monitoring the situation.
 
 
infoshare
    28-Apr-2009 11:19  
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its good they have opportunity to buy back more shares.

good way to burn up the cash hoard as there is not many other methods for treasury to add value.
 

 
nickyng
    27-Apr-2009 12:33  
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this burger may jolly break $10 end of the day...wow....it will be all over again like BAD old SARS days....gosh.... :D looks like economy recovery will be mid 2011 onwards siah :P
 
 
iceman76sg
    21-Apr-2009 21:56  
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Will the result be good? Will it sustain the div of $1 pers share?....hmmmm
 
 
Blastoff
    21-Apr-2009 21:37  
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DATE OF RELEASE OF FULL YEAR FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2009  

http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/VwAttachments/Att_3932306AB020C33E4825759F0014C5CE/$file/Announcement.pdf?openelement
 
 
infoshare
    19-Mar-2009 00:30  
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SIA has around 49% stake in UK-based Virgin Atlantic Airways

 

Virgin Airlines to Cut 600 Positions

Thu, Feb 12, 2009

Featured, Job Loss



Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Atlantic Airways may eliminate 600 posts across its business, the Crawley, England-based company says.

Steve Ridgway, Virgin’s CEO, said the airline needs to reduce headcount in order to “stay healthy” until economies revive.

Airlines worldwide are shedding jobs and routes to help combat losses that may exceed $2.5 billion this year, as traffic falls 3%..
 
 
infoshare
    18-Mar-2009 16:03  
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Citigroup recent Valuation on SIA < 16 Mar 09 > Our target price for SIA is S$8.50, using a FY10E valuation base. We derive our target from a DDM approach. Using a FY10E ROAE of 7%, a dividend payout ratio of 100%, cost of equity of 10%, and a growth rate of 0.5%, we get a target FY10 P/E of 11x and a target P/B of 0.77x - giving a target price of S$8.50. In FY10E we forecast that SIA's ROE will fall to 7% from 9.5% in FY09E. SIA would be earning an ROE well below its cost of capital, which suggests that SIA's share price could trade below book value during this stage of the economic downturn. With earnings and price performance volatile, it is difficult to have a long-run fair value for an airline stock. To maximize investment returns, we believe one has to understand how valuations change through an earnings cycle - which is why we have used a P/E and P/B analysis.
 
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