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Singtel Bullish???

In other word. singTel got alot more cash to lookout for a more profitable venture.

Share holders should be happi and ensure every year got nice dividends to collect.

singsong      ( Date: 27-Jun-2013 20:28) Posted:   For info . Telenor prices dropping on Norway bourse .   Mynamar has shifted goal posts .   Telenor will not know what they have gotten into until Telecoms   Act passed by parliament sometime in the future.

 

doubt so.... but have to wait and see...

 

Singtel lost bid.

http://www.mizzima.com/business/investment/9597-breaking-telenor-ooredoo-win-telecoms-bidding-war

 

I agree.   :)

singsong      ( Date: 27-Jun-2013 20:24) Posted: Knee-jerk reaction - price will drop. Thereafter when sanity returns and realisation that not getting the licence is a blessing in disguise, price will resume uptrend or at least stabilise.

 

 

For info . Telenor prices dropping on Norway bourse .   Mynamar has shifted goal posts .   Telenor will not know what they have gotten into until Telecoms   Act passed by parliament sometime in the future.

 

Knee-jerk reaction - price will drop. Thereafter when sanity returns and realisation that not getting the licence is a blessing in disguise, price will resume uptrend or at least stabilise.

 

Big drop tomorrow ?

 

These are only short-term issues.

 

Agreed, singsong.

Losers are sad but also smiling (" what a relief!" )

Winners are happy but also crying (" what a  tough job!" )

singsong      ( Date: 27-Jun-2013 19:06) Posted: Just as well SingTel was not awarded the licence .Operating in a hazardously uncertain investment climate would have unnecessarily sapped its resources . Witness the debacle of parliament trying to stymie the awarding authority from releasing the results of the tender and undermining the very authority of the awarding authority.   Already the first signs of not everybody being on the same page . No consensus. Going forward, the current winners will feel more pain than gain and rue the day they were awarded the tender.

 

A BIG PIE just flew away...what a pity.

 

Just as well SingTel was not awarded the licence .Operating in a hazardously uncertain investment climate would have unnecessarily sapped its resources . Witness the debacle of parliament trying to stymie the awarding authority from releasing the results of the tender and undermining the very authority of the awarding authority.   Already the first signs of not everybody being on the same page . No consensus. Going forward, the current winners will feel more pain than gain and rue the day they were awarded the tender.

 

http://www.mizzima.com/

 

 

 

Results out already???

pineapple123      ( Date: 27-Jun-2013 18:48) Posted: No singtel did not get it

 

Telenor and ooredoo( Qator) got it

 

No singtel did not get it

 

it's almost quite in the bag for Singtel this deal to develop Myanmar especially with the press release.

 

http://info.singtel.com/about-us/news-releases/singtel-kbz-and-m-tel-transform-lives-myanmar-people

SingTel to invite Myanmar to participate in future satellite feasibility studies and investments in submarine cables

Consortium’s investment to create jobs, boost economy and attract foreign direct investments

Yangon, Myanmar, 11 June 2013 – Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel) and its partners – KBZ Group and Myanmar Telephone Company (M-Tel) – today announced ground-breaking plans to develop the telecommunications industry in Myanmar. The consortium’s proposal far exceeds the Union Government of Myanmar’s requirements in many areas, including network coverage plans and service prices.

The consortium is committed to building a world-class mobile network, which will cover 95% of Myanmar population in 36 months, and bringing them affordable mobile services. Both urban and rural customers can look forward to a superior customer experience as well as innovative products and services that would transform the way they live, work and play.

 

SingTel confirmation....Bullish. Chion....aRGHHHahahaha... :)

teeth53      ( Date: 26-Jun-2013 23:13) Posted: Next week? = SingTel bullish lahh. (FYI - Yoma halted, tml no trading). teeth53 thot - What happening on oil/gas play, oso can happen, think, game  is on for many more months to come.... Above posted on June 8th... LoveToInvest      ( Date: 26-Jun-2013 22:43) Posted: Next week?=

 

Investors will be disappointed after Myanmar's Parliament announced that it has voted to delay awarding the award of its two highly coveted telecommunications licenses, agreeing unanimously to wait until a new telecommunications law governing the industry is passed, according to a lawmaker. In comments to The Wall Street Journal, Myanmar note that the " industry risked being monopolized" if the winners of the telecommunications license were announced before a new telecommunications law is passed. Interesting to note that in its new proposal to parliament, a clause was included that only foreign companies with a local joint-venture partner should be granted a telecommunications license, although it is unclear whether this new rule will be adopted, or when the winners will be announced. If this clause is adopted, we note that it could effectively place a couple of bidders as ineligible, as some of the 11 bidders are not partnering any local partners in their bid.

 

I do come to know u lov to do n even declare shoting...sometime n during trading one may win 9 out of ten stk traded. 1 out of 10, just once maybe even out n go back to sq one (gone). (One can often win n sometime can loss.)
There's a saying...man can propose, god can dispose.
Just sharing food for thought...happi trading.

LoveToInvest      ( Date: 26-Jun-2013 22:43) Posted: Next week?=) teeth53      ( Date: 26-Jun-2013 22:40) Posted: teeth53 thot - What happening on oil/gas play, oso can happen, is on.... http://www.vinacomin.vn/en/news/Press-review/Burma-to-reconsider-energy-contracts-567.html  (Govt reconsider energy contracts) Successful Co award  will need to spend billions rolling out networks across a country that has yet to pass a law to govern the sector and where opaque, state-owned enterprises will remain players. The process is being watched closely as a test case for reform in Myanmar although the risks did not stop 90 international firms and groups from joining ths early stage,  in it  initial phase.