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yep. Got it at 1.84
2009 it made a loss of -65.2 mil. Dont just jump in.. recal the intrinstic value again if you are going to do dollar cost averaging.
Hulumas ( Date: 21-Feb-2011 17:27) Posted:
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It is time for me to buy again this counter!
queue at 1.84
Sorry, TYPO ERROR . . . . I mean CMA instead of MCA!
Whenever severe stress to the property market, MCA strains accordingly! 100% be assured, two main essential issues that we can be most dependable from MCA, i.e. On going bright business prospect and Strong holding power readiness building now much much longer than practical needs!
Farmer ( Date: 20-Feb-2011 12:00) Posted:
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Not only China's gov....in fact, many other Asia country also serious about it after seeing what had happened in US & JP.
Should this downtrend to ppty stock continue, it will drag the STI into correction phase, then we may be able get this one at close to its nav price...... $1.50. Lets kiv.
serious ( Date: 18-Feb-2011 19:00) Posted:
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Malls have the unique property's property. The rental yield is the best among all other type of property sector!
serious ( Date: 18-Feb-2011 19:00) Posted:
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China is dead serious to curb perperty and this will be bad news to all property stocks.
Avoid for the time being.
Me too, I 'll buy more than usual lots on Monday!
wangwa ( Date: 18-Feb-2011 11:23) Posted:
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Me too, I 'll buy more than usual lots on Monday!
wangwa ( Date: 18-Feb-2011 11:23) Posted:
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so is anyone still holding? I am , and waiting to buy again at 1.85
CAPITAMALLS ASIA Q4 NET PROFIT FALLS
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SINGAPORE - Singapore-based shopping mall developer and operator CapitaMalls Asia yesterday said fourth-quarter net profit fell 15.2 per cent due to lower contributions after the divestment of several properties earlier last year.
Net profit for the quarter ended Dec 31 fell to S$144.0 million from S$169.9 million in the year-ago period, CapitaMalls Asia said. Still, the result was much higher than the S$96.2 million average forecast of five analysts surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires.
The developer said revenue for the period was S$55.2 million, down 16.5 per cent from S$66.1 million a year earlier.
For the full year, net profit rose 8.7 per cent to S$421.9 million as revenue rose 7.2 per cent to S$245.4 million.
The increase in revenue was mainly due to higher contributions from the fund management entities and higher project management fees from Singapore, the developer said. However, the increase was partially offset by loss of revenue from the three malls in Malaysia and Clarke Quay which were monetised, as well as lower management fees from Singapore and China.
Excluding unrealised revaluation gains on properties, the increase in profit for the year was higher at 38.7 per cent, from S$210.6 million in FY 2009 to S$292.1 million in FY 2010, CapitaMalls Asia said.
" The credit tightening measures in China have presented us with opportunities to buy shopping malls at more realistic prices. We target to acquire another S$2 billion of new projects this year, as part of our plan to double the number of our malls in China to 100 within three to five years," CapitaMalls Asia chief executive Lim Beng Chee said in a statement.
Singapore property developer CapitaLand controls 65.5 per cent of CapitaMalls Asia, which has a portfolio of 91 retail properties across five countries: China, India, Japan, Malaysia and Singapore. Agencies
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SINGAPORE - Singapore-based shopping mall developer and operator CapitaMalls Asia yesterday said fourth-quarter net profit fell 15.2 per cent due to lower contributions after the divestment of several properties earlier last year.
Net profit for the quarter ended Dec 31 fell to S$144.0 million from S$169.9 million in the year-ago period, CapitaMalls Asia said. Still, the result was much higher than the S$96.2 million average forecast of five analysts surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires.
The developer said revenue for the period was S$55.2 million, down 16.5 per cent from S$66.1 million a year earlier.
For the full year, net profit rose 8.7 per cent to S$421.9 million as revenue rose 7.2 per cent to S$245.4 million.
The increase in revenue was mainly due to higher contributions from the fund management entities and higher project management fees from Singapore, the developer said. However, the increase was partially offset by loss of revenue from the three malls in Malaysia and Clarke Quay which were monetised, as well as lower management fees from Singapore and China.
Excluding unrealised revaluation gains on properties, the increase in profit for the year was higher at 38.7 per cent, from S$210.6 million in FY 2009 to S$292.1 million in FY 2010, CapitaMalls Asia said.
" The credit tightening measures in China have presented us with opportunities to buy shopping malls at more realistic prices. We target to acquire another S$2 billion of new projects this year, as part of our plan to double the number of our malls in China to 100 within three to five years," CapitaMalls Asia chief executive Lim Beng Chee said in a statement.
Singapore property developer CapitaLand controls 65.5 per cent of CapitaMalls Asia, which has a portfolio of 91 retail properties across five countries: China, India, Japan, Malaysia and Singapore. Agencies
drop like poo. Need to buy again
For immediate release
17 February 2011
NEWS RELEASE
CapitaMalls Asia records 9% rise in FY 2010 PATMI to S$421.9 million
S$934.6 million Net Property Income is 19% higher than FY 2009
Proposed dividend of 2 cents for full year 2010
Singapore, 17 February 2011 – In its first full year of operations since its listing on 25 November 2009,
CapitaMalls Asia Limited announced today that it achieved profit after tax and minority interests (PATMI)
of S$421.9 million for FY 2010, 9% higher than the S$388.1 million for FY 2009. Revenue under
management was S$1,359.1 million for FY 2010, 6% higher than the S$1,287.0 million for FY 2009.
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QtoQ was not impressive. Down 3 cents. Have feeling it will be shot down below 1.90 today
yep, should think so
chyn_no ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 09:24) Posted:
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am i right to say that the mother share will certainly be push up too once this counter exhibit it's full potential ?
this share at least a one to 2 years wait. with the 200 malls coming up(cross fingers they actually get built) , i see this stock rising like a g6.
Seeing is believing, of course I am very very confident!
wangwa ( Date: 15-Feb-2011 23:18) Posted:
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u so confident? Hope you are right
Hulumas ( Date: 15-Feb-2011 18:59) Posted:
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