
Bintang ( Date: 29-Jun-2009 10:17) Posted:
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Top 10 BB (Shareholders) As At 20 March 2009
(1) 16.89% DBS NOMINEES PTE LTD 142,639,033 Shares
(2) 14.20% CHEN WEIPING 119,905,200 Shares
(3) 12.81% CITIBANK NOMINEES SINGAPORE PTE LTD 108,183,413 Shares
(4) 7.97% HSBC (SINGAPORE) NOMINEES PTE LTD 67,326,000 Shares
(5) 6.09% CHEW HWA KWANG PATRICK 51,411,800 Shares
(6) 5.57% UOB KAY HIAN PTE LTD 47,004,000 Shares
(7) 5.10% DBSN SERVICES PTE LTD 43,021,000 Shares
(8) 3.19% DMG & PARTNERS SECURITIES PTE LTD 26,920,000 Shares
(9) 3.08% RAFFLES NOMINEES PTE LTD 26,000,112 Shares
(10) 2.85% TOMMIE GOH THIAM POH 24,086,400 Shares
Number of Issued Shares (excluding Treasury Shares) : 844,367,800
Class of shares : ordinary shares
Based on information available to the Company as at 20 March 2009, approximately 57.56% of the issued ordinary shares of the Company is held by the public
and, therefore, Rule 723 of the Listing Manual issued by the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited is complied with.
http://midas.listedcompany.com/misc/ar2008.pdf
knightbridge ( Date: 16-Jun-2009 22:34) Posted:
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Congrats to those having n holding onto Midas.
As per my TA analysis, Midas is moving up with higher volume than yesterday n 79.5 had become the support.
richtan ( Date: 26-Jun-2009 09:37) Posted:
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is cooking hot nw
Yes, I agree tat mkt is irrational but just feel strongly not right to post rumours till it is confirmed fact.
I strongly believe in trade based on facts n not trade getting clouded emotionally by rumours n hearsay.
On the other hand, wat if as it is a rumour tat is not true n u kena played to holland..
People with ulterior motives, may plant rumours, hoping to achieve their agenda.
I m a firm believer in trading based on FA n TA n not based on hearsay, very dangerous fire-playing.
rextay ( Date: 26-Jun-2009 10:10) Posted:
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richtan ( Date: 26-Jun-2009 09:44) Posted:
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rextay ( Date: 26-Jun-2009 09:35) Posted:
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Below is my TA analysis, but dyodd.

MIDAS is reaching over bought levels based on TA..
DYODD
I dun get wat u mean, my posting is about Midas (not SAR) in this Midas thread
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richtan ( Date: 25-Jun-2009 22:10) Posted:
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maseratiq ( Date: 25-Jun-2009 21:59) Posted:
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What I meant was this Midas run is quite like Straits Asia for me ( some similarities, in my own opinion at least).
I bought SAR and held on until I sold off. Never thought of averaging up (buying more) even though I had a substantial amount bought at 85 cents.
Hence, my lesson learnt has resulted in a different strategy this time round for Midas.....and I hope it works.
Go Midas!
richtan ( Date: 25-Jun-2009 10:15) Posted:
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Alemak, give up, always want to get jumbled up, re-try, sav as text 1st then copy:
From Lim n TanMIDAS HOLDINGS
Continued Order Wins
• MIDAS has secured another contract worth
RMB70mln to supply aluminium alloy extrusion profiles
for a total of 240 train cars for inter-city high speed
train “CRH5 EMU” project with speeds up to 250 km/h
from CNR Changchun Railway Vehicles Co Ltd.
The contract is expected to be fulfilled between 2H2009
to 2010.
• The latest contract is the fifth contract they have secured
for inter-city high speed train projects in 2 weeks,
bringing the total contracts secured in the last 2 weeks
to RMB845mln, boosting their order books by 141% to
S$289mln (RMB1.445bln) which will keep them busy
for the next 2 years.
•Management will continue to work very hard to pursue
upcoming project orders and capitalize on the rail
infrastructure boom in China. Based on management’s
target, they are targeting to go after another
RMB655mln worth of potential new orders.
• The 50% capacity increase early next year will come in
very handy in accomodating these new orders and
management is planning to add another 33% new
capacity in 2011 to cope with further order wins.
• The stock having recovered a strong 208% since hitting
its low of 25 cents in Oct’08 has outperformed the
market reflecting its robust prospects. Despite this, its
2010 PE of 12-13x remains undemanding relative to its
expected growth rate of 30-35%, hence we maintain
BUY.
Exhibit 2: Order Books
Exhibit 2: Order Books
Number Of
Train Cars Value
(Rmb mln)
Feb ‘07 80 27.6
May ‘07 306 71.0
Jul ‘07 156 58.5
Aug ‘07 192 50.2
Sept ‘07 144 37.5
Mar ‘08 246 61.9
Jun ‘08 170 37.4
Jun ‘08 348 158.0
Jun ‘08 162 57.3
Sept ‘08 66 24.0
Dec ‘08 140 66.2
Jun ‘09 1600 603.0
Jun ‘09 480 172.0
Jun’09 240 70.0
From Lim n Tan:
RMB70mln to supply aluminium alloy extrusion profilesCNR Changchun Railway Vehicles Co Ltd. The latest contract is the fifth contract they have secured
for a total of 240 train cars for inter-city high speed
train “CRH5 EMU” project with speeds up to 250 km/h
from
The contract is expected to be fulfilled between 2H2009
to 2010.
for inter-city high speed train projects in 2 weeks, Management will continue to work very hard to pursue
bringing the total contracts secured in the last 2 weeks
to RMB845mln, boosting their order books by 141% to
S$289mln (RMB1.445bln) which will keep them busy
for the next 2 years.
upcoming project orders and capitalize on the rail
infrastructure boom in China. Based on management’s
target, they are targeting to go after another
RMB655mln worth of potential new orders.
The 50% capacity increase early next year will come in
very handy in accomodating these new orders and The stock having recovered a strong 208% since hitting
management is planning to add another 33% new
capacity in 2011 to cope with further order wins.
its low of 25 cents in Oct’08 has outperformed the
market reflecting its robust prospects. Despite this, its
2010 PE of 12-13x remains undemanding relative to its
expected growth rate of 30-35%, hence we maintain
Exhibit 2: Order Books
Number Of
Train Cars Value
(Rmb mln) Feb ‘07 80 27.6
May ‘07 306 71.0
Jul ‘07 156 58.5
Aug ‘07 192 50.2
Sept ‘07 144 37.5
Mar ‘08 246 61.9
Jun ‘08 170 37.4
Jun ‘08 348 158.0
Jun ‘08 162 57.3
Sept ‘08 66 24.0
Dec ‘08 140 66.2
Jun ‘09 1600 603.0
Jun ‘09 480 172.0
BUY.
Jun’09 240 70.0
Congrats to those having n holding onto Midas.



More good news, more contracts awarded.
From DBSV:
Midas has won another RMB70mil contract for the supply of
aluminum alloy products to CNR Railway Vehicles. This is the
5th contract award to Midas in China in 2 weeks, bringing the
total value of contract wins during this period to RMB856mil.
On a separate note, the chief planner with the Ministry of
Railways said that around 13,000 km of high-speed railways
capable of handling trains traveling at more than 200kmph
could be completed and put into service by 2012, this
according to China Daily. Construction of 5,000 km of highspeed
railways will begin soon.
Congrats to those having n holding onto Midas.
Wow!!! Getting more n more "anal"-ist upping thier tgt price
JJSeng ( Date: 25-Jun-2009 14:38) Posted:
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