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SINGAPORE's GROWTH is based On MAGIC INFLATED PRICES MODEL but authority always report lOw InflatIOn rates despIte the fact that cOnsUmers are payIng dOUble and even mUltIple prIce levels.
ALL SINGAPORE PRICES mUst gO Up every year regardless Of hIgh S$ eXchange rates
wIthOUt cOntInUIng rIsIng prIces, sIngapOre ecOnOmy wIll stagnate.
wIthOUt rapIdly rIsIng prIces hOw dO peOple get hIgher salary and hIgher cOmpensatIOn FAST FAST FAST ? ? ? ?
InflatIOn Is the Only way fOr the rIch tO rIcher tOwards rIchest.
There Is nO Other way tO becOme fIlthy rIch.
Oh My dOg [O M D]
The FACT is The FACT
nOthIng wIll CHANGE In sIngapOre
nOt lIke US where OBAMA mUst CHANGE ? ? ? ?
CARBO TAX Is The neXt InflatIOn cycle
anOther rOUnd fOr The rIch tO becOme rIcher
teeth53 ( Date: 03-Nov-2010 09:39) Posted:
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A shot that he try to make Info more valuable, then what ?. That what a Pro-Remisier is for.
Bottom line - To enrich oneself.... after donated S$10 million to YOG.
O.M.G. Bad news for all.
Will it becooming even more expensive to visit clinic Dr??.
After dust at THOMSON MEDICAL is settled, Peter Lim may auquire HEALTHWAY MEDICAL as an expansion to corner the Sing Medical Sector 
Privatising just like our hawkers stall wet market...
O V E R H E A R D :
can keep if shareholder just want to collect gOOd dIvIdends.
If Owner refuse tO declare dIvIdends, there Is nO prIce tO sell.
yummygd ( Date: 03-Nov-2010 09:29) Posted:
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O V E R H E A R D :
HEALTHWAY MEDICAL Owner refused to sell.
OUT OF ANGER ? ? ? ?
OVERPAID THOMSON MEDICAL at 70% PREMIUM.
PS: "PARKING" shOUld be "PARKWAY"
pharoah88 ( Date: 03-Nov-2010 09:26) Posted:
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MALAYSIA bOUght PARKING HOLDING [mOst expensIve]
SINGAPORE Peter LIM bOUght THOMSON MEDICAL [secOnd less expensIve]
INDIA has alOt Of CASH lOOkIng fOr TARGET
After dUst at THOMSON MEDICAL is settled, Peter LIM may acqUIre HEALTHWAY MEDICAL as an expansIOn tO cOrner the SINGAPORE MEDICAL SECTOR
INDIA may be assessIng the feasIbIlIty Of HEALTHWAY MEDICAL as neXt TRAGET
of course business times la i where got insider news..I doubt u have too lor.
Anyway I went to search for healthway n peter lim after u post that but channel news asia posted e same thing.Straits time i think is the only paper which claimed that he sold(eve if its true...i have yet to check straits time out...) anyway If people who bought healthway because of PL den this news is important to them i think for me....Im a healthway .
infancybird ( Date: 03-Nov-2010 07:13) Posted:
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Yummygd, you mentioned you went to check.......i suppose you check th newspaper reporting in Business time( still hold 4.8%) but Straits time reported otherwiset( sold out all ). Peter L has trimmed his stake to below 5% and afterwhich all sales by him will not reported in te SGX listing info unless it is a director sales. Is he a director of Healthway, I do not think so and hence his status is unclear and I therefore suggest caution , unless of course you obtained the info from the horses mouth or Healthway insider.
yummygd ( Date: 02-Nov-2010 21:01) Posted:
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yummygd ( Date: 02-Nov-2010 22:36) Posted:
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teeth53 ( Date: 02-Nov-2010 22:30) Posted:
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rickyw ( Date: 02-Nov-2010 21:03) Posted:
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yummygd ( Date: 02-Nov-2010 21:01) Posted:
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ok went to check apparently he still hold 4.8 percent of shares. below is a compy n paste.
A few months ago, Mr Lim raised his stake in Healthway Medical Corp to over 7 per cent. Although he has since sold down that interest, he still owns about 4.8 per cent in the primary healthcare chain.
yummygd ( Date: 02-Nov-2010 20:53) Posted:
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snooty ( Date: 02-Nov-2010 18:32) Posted:
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Health makes more wealth
TMC shares surge after Peter Lim’s offer
Jo-ann Huang
SINGAPORE
TMC’s shares hit a record high when it closed at $1.75 each, in line with the general offer by billionaire investor Peter Lim last Friday that valued the company at $513 million. It was the most actively traded stock on the Singapore Exchange, with about 128 million shares worth $223.5 million changing hands.
This is the second acquisition offer for a Singapore healthcare firm after Malaysian government investment arm Khazanah bought Parkway Holdings at $3.95 per share in July.
But with TMC’s offer at almost 30 times its price-to-earnings ratio, Mr Lim is seen as being extra keen to jump on the healthcare bandwagon, analysts said. This is because TMC’s revenue base is 15 times smaller than Parkway’s.
“It seems like Peter Lim does not make a differentiation between the size and business models of the hospitals as long as he gets a piece of the action in the healthcare sector,” noted Kim Eng Research in a report.
“In addition, Parkway has a more extensive regional footprint,” said Kim Eng analyst Anni Kum.
TMC is management consultant to Vietnam’s Hanh Phuc Hospital. The centre will also build up to three more hospitals in the country.
Parkway has established networks across Asia, Russia and the Middle East.
For the past few months, Mr Lim has been on a buying spree of healthcare holdings, noted DMG & Partners Research.
It noted that he also owns a 5 per cent stake in Singapore-listed Healthway and a 29.6 per cent stake in Malaysia-listed TMC Life.
Following these high-profile deals, analysts have also turned upbeat on the prospects of the healthcare sector here. They believe more multi-million-dollar deals could be on the cards amid growing opportunities for regional expansion.
Medical tourism in Singapore currently drives one-third of private hospital revenues here and this trend looks set to continue, said Ms Kum. This is because more patients from Asia and beyond choose to get their treatment in Singapore.
“What we find is that Singapore is developing very nicely as a medical hub of sorts — the Indonesians and the Europeans recognise that healthcare quality here is quite good,” said Mr Andrew Chow, UOB Kay-Hian Research analyst.
— Wealth and health seem to go hand-in-hand for Singapore’s healthcare sector, underlined by the fortunes of Thomson Medical Centre (TMC), whose shares surged a hefty 62 per cent yesterday.