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Unico-Desa Plantations bucks cautious market

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KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of Unico-Desa Plantations, which saw a sharp decline in its earnings in the first quarter, bucked the overall cautious market on Tuesday to advance to a high of RM1.35.

At 9.35am, it was up 17 sen to RM1.35. There were 3.97 million shares done.

The FBM KLCI fell 8.02 points to 1,788.34. Turnover was 275.39 million shares valued at RM112.26mil. There were 145 gainers, 180 losers and 198 counters unchanged.

On Aug 13, Unico-Desa Plantations reported its earnings fell 96.8% to RM348,000 in the first quarter ended June 30, 2013 from RM10.89mil a year ago due to lower crude palm oil (CPO) and palm kernel (PK) selling prices.

The selling prices were caused by the lower global market prices for oil palm products. Its revenue declined 35.3% to RM33.81mil from RM52.27mil. Earnings per share fell to 0.04 sen from 1.26 sen.

Its net asset per share is 85 sen as at June 30, 2013.

KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of Unico-Desa Plantations, which saw a sharp decline in its earnings in the first quarter, bucked the overall cautious market on Tuesday to advance to a high of RM1.35.

At 9.35am, it was up 17 sen to RM1.35. There were 3.97 million shares done.

The FBM KLCI fell 8.02 points to 1,788.34. Turnover was 275.39 million shares valued at RM112.26mil. There were 145 gainers, 180 losers and 198 counters unchanged.

On Aug 13, Unico-Desa Plantations reported its earnings fell 96.8% to RM348,000 in the first quarter ended June 30, 2013 from RM10.89mil a year ago due to lower crude palm oil (CPO) and palm kernel (PK) selling prices.

The selling prices were caused by the lower global market prices for oil palm products. Its revenue declined 35.3% to RM33.81mil from RM52.27mil. Earnings per share fell to 0.04 sen from 1.26 sen.
Its net asset per share is 85 sen as at June 30, 2013.

Karambunai slips in active trade as rights go ex

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KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of Karambunai Corp slipped in active trade early Tuesday after its renounceable rights issue of up to 507.51 million new shares with warrants went ex.

At 9.20am, it was down 0.5 sen to 10.5 sen. It was the most active counter with 17.62 million shares done.

The FBM KLCI fell 6.79 points to 1,789.57. Turnover was 199.11 million shares valued at RM74.74mil. There were 127 gainers, 141 losers and 179 counters unchanged.

The renounceable rights issue of up to 507.51 new 10 sen shares were issued on the basis of one rights share for every four existing shares held, together with up to 1.015 billion free detachable warrants.

This was on the basis of two warrants for every one rights share subscribed at an issue price of 10 sen per rights share.

KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of Karambunai Corp slipped in active trade early Tuesday after its renounceable rights issue of up to 507.51 million new shares with warrants went ex.

At 9.20am, it was down 0.5 sen to 10.5 sen. It was the most active counter with 17.62 million shares done.

The FBM KLCI fell 6.79 points to 1,789.57. Turnover was 199.11 million shares valued at RM74.74mil. There were 127 gainers, 141 losers and 179 counters unchanged.

The renounceable rights issue of up to 507.51 new 10 sen shares were issued on the basis of one rights share for every four existing shares held, together with up to 1.015 billion free detachable warrants.

This was on the basis of two warrants for every one rights share subscribed at an issue price of 10 sen per rights share.


KUALA LUMPUR: Shares of Karambunai Corp slipped in active trade early Tuesday after its renounceable rights issue of up to 507.51 million new shares with warrants went ex.

At 9.20am, it was down 0.5 sen to 10.5 sen. It was the most active counter with 17.62 million shares done.

The FBM KLCI fell 6.79 points to 1,789.57. Turnover was 199.11 million shares valued at RM74.74mil. There were 127 gainers, 141 losers and 179 counters unchanged.

The renounceable rights issue of up to 507.51 new 10 sen shares were issued on the basis of one rights share for every four existing shares held, together with up to 1.015 billion free detachable warrants.

This was on the basis of two warrants for every one rights share subscribed at an issue price of 10 sen per rights share.


KLCI starts Tuesday in the red, Genting Bhd down

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KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI extended its losses for the second day on Tuesday on profit taking and lack of strong external leads to galvanise market sentiment as the 30-stock index continued to slip further away from the 1,800 level.

At 9.02am, the FBM KLCI was down 5.08 points to 1,791.28. Turnover was 60.73 million shares valued at RM19.96mil. Gainers led losers 97 to 67 while 128 counters were unchanged.

BIMB Securities Research expects the market to retrace further on Tuesday following the renewed concern about the Federal Reserve's policy with immediate support for the KLCI at 1,785.

Genting Bhd fell 10 sen to RM10.12. Advanced Packaging fell the most, down 20 sen to RM2 while GAB lost 18 sen to RM17.

AmBank, BIMB and Public bank foreign fell eight sen each to RM7.52, RM4.63 and and RM17.82 respectively, RHB Cap shed six sen to RM7.91.  However, HLFG re bounded to rise 22 sen to RM15.28 with 100 shares done and Puboic Bank six sen to RM17.96.

Among plantations, KL Kepong fell 14 sen to RM22.30. However, United Plantations gained 48 sen to RM26.80.

Fima Corp rose 12 sen to RM6.22 ahead of its shareholders meeting Tuesday morning. Pharmaniaga recovered from Monday's decline to add 14 sen to RM4.93.

KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI extended its losses for the second day on Tuesday on profit taking and lack of strong external leads to galvanise market sentiment as the 30-stock index continued to slip further away from the 1,800 level.

At 9.02am, the FBM KLCI was down 5.08 points to 1,791.28. Turnover was 60.73 million shares valued at RM19.96mil. Gainers led losers 97 to 67 while 128 counters were unchanged.

BIMB Securities Research expects the market to retrace further on Tuesday following the renewed concern about the Federal Reserve's policy with immediate support for the KLCI at 1,785.

Genting Bhd fell 10 sen to RM10.12. Advanced Packaging fell the most, down 20 sen to RM2 while GAB lost 18 sen to RM17.

AmBank, BIMB and Public bank foreign fell eight sen each to RM7.52, RM4.63 and and RM17.82 respectively, RHB Cap shed six sen to RM7.91.  However, HLFG re bounded to rise 22 sen to RM15.28 with 100 shares done and Puboic Bank six sen to RM17.96.

Among plantations, KL Kepong fell 14 sen to RM22.30. However, United Plantations gained 48 sen to RM26.80.

Fima Corp rose 12 sen to RM6.22 ahead of its shareholders meeting Tuesday morning. Pharmaniaga recovered from Monday's decline to add 14 sen to RM4.93.


KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI extended its losses for the second day on Tuesday on profit taking and lack of strong external leads to galvanise market sentiment as the 30-stock index continued to slip further away from the 1,800 level.

At 9.02am, the FBM KLCI was down 5.08 points to 1,791.28. Turnover was 60.73 million shares valued at RM19.96mil. Gainers led losers 97 to 67 while 128 counters were unchanged.

BIMB Securities Research expects the market to retrace further on Tuesday following the renewed concern about the Federal Reserve's policy with immediate support for the KLCI at 1,785.

Genting Bhd fell 10 sen to RM10.12. Advanced Packaging fell the most, down 20 sen to RM2 while GAB lost 18 sen to RM17.

AmBank, BIMB and Public bank foreign fell eight sen each to RM7.52, RM4.63 and and RM17.82 respectively, RHB Cap shed six sen to RM7.91.  However, HLFG re bounded to rise 22 sen to RM15.28 with 100 shares done and Puboic Bank six sen to RM17.96.

Among plantations, KL Kepong fell 14 sen to RM22.30. However, United Plantations gained 48 sen to RM26.80.

Fima Corp rose 12 sen to RM6.22 ahead of its shareholders meeting Tuesday morning. Pharmaniaga recovered from Monday's decline to add 14 sen to RM4.93.


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