sana wrote: I am hoping it will go below 20 cents, so I can load up !
Still immovable at 22 cents.
becos waiting for CD , u look at datapulse too..also stuck at 24 vs 24.5 cents, waiting for special dividend of 3 cents.
If u look at Duty Free , also declared 2.5 cents dividend, on the 10 July 2013.
Around 2 week before , 28 June 2013, the shares start rising to match the CD of 2.5 cents, ie: from 38 to 41 cents.
U can go SGX follow the price chart of duty free.
Duty free used to give good dividend too. Vested last time. But now ringgit dropped against Sing dollars, so they are earning much less as they suffer exchange losses and now give less dividend already.
Volume very little for duty free. Suspect they will just delist.. They never bother to upgrade to mainboard too. So perhaps they may delist.
Opps.. sidetrack ..
Ya, if sentiment does not turn even more sour, then I expect Hafary price to match the 2.5 cents dividend perhaps when nearer to date.
now stuck at 22 cents. So matching means hopefully will reach 24.5 to 25 cents a few days before .
Is there any possibility to get Hafary's shareholders involved in Oxley expansion since CEO of Hafary Eric Low is heavily involved in Oxley too? Like a swap of shares between Hafary and Oxley shareholders??
If Eric Low, CEO of hafary keep buying Oxley shares by using dividend payout from Hafary's profit, perhaps, they should do a share swap to allow shareholders of Hafary to also participate in Oxley expansion since Eric Low also doing the same.
Any possibility of a share swap? just wondering...
Singapore’s government on Wednesday revealed plans to build new housing areas and establish a waterfront city under a draft master plan.
“The key focus of the Draft Master Plan 2013 is to build townships for all ages that are green, healthy, connected, strong in community interaction and spirit, and to bring quality jobs closer to home,” the Urban Redevelopment Authority said.
The agency announced that new housing areas will be developed at Bidadari, Tampines North and Punggol Matilda.
Also, more homes will be added to established towns such as Sembawang, Yishun, Hougang and Choa Chu Kang.
Land for 500,000 new units, mostly public housing, has been earmarked.
New housing is also eyed for the planned Marina South district beside Marina Bay and Kampong Bugis near Kallang Riverside, as well as for the extension of Holland Village, a favourite haunt of Singaporeans and tourists.
500k new units, mostly public housing.. hmm Hafary will definitely benefit from it ..