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sheerluck Supreme	13-Apr-2016 11:12        sheerluck About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood: Yells: "Work for your money first then let your money work for you"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Chu Junhong, associate professor at the National University of Singapore Business School, agreed that it is " more efficient, cost-effective and safer" for Alibaba to partner Lazada than to make a foray into the region alone. She said: " There are too many players (in South-east Asia) many of them cannot break even. Consolidation is a natural step for the further development of e-commerce." She predicts that consumers will benefit by having a larger variety of goods at much lower prices, and some less efficient e-commerce players may be forced out of the market.   Holy shit!  Yuuzoo will be forced out???   trader1970      ( Date: 13-Apr-2016 10:53) Posted: If Lazada can, Yuuzoo definitely has the highest potential to be the next target... I am bullish... ALIBABA Group will invest about US$1 billion to acquire a controlling stake in Singapore-based e-commerce site Lazada, in a deal that will value the startup at US$1.5 billion on a pre-money basis, and US$2 billion on a post-money basis, The Business Times has learnt. The move will enable local and global merchants who do business on Alibaba' s platform to access the South-east Asian market, Alibaba said on Tuesday. Lazada, which runs e-commerce platforms in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam and is the region' s largest e-commerce player, said it recorded US$1.3 billion last year in annualised gross merchandise value across its six South-east Asian markets.   See who is talking about Alibaba Last 30 days: 6297 96 798   April1417202326291471024h05001000289 Voices 30 days avg HOT COMPANIES     SABMiller +251% messages Ashtead +76% BAE Systems +46% Smith & Nephew +44% British Land +33% BP +25% Randgold +23% Experian +22% Intu Properties +20% Intercontinental Hotels +8% Ashtead +76% BAE Systems +46% Smith & Nephew +44% British Land +33% BP +25% Randgold +23% Experian +22% Intu Properties +20% Intercontinental Hotels +8%   Analysts BT spoke to said this could be the start of a consolidation - and shakeout - among the region' s e-commerce players, who now operate in a highly fragmented, competitive market. It marks also a boom for logistics companies, including startups, the services of which are vital for the healthy development of e-commerce. The transaction, following which Alibaba will own " just about 50 per cent" of Lazada, said a source, consists of an investment of about US$500 million in new shares of Lazada, and an acquisition of shares from certain of its shareholders. Alibaba has also entered into a put-call arrangement with certain Lazada shareholders, giving the Jack Ma-founded group the right to buy, and Lazada shareholders the right to sell, collectively, their remaining stakes in Lazada at fair-market value during the 12- to 18-month period after the close of the transaction. Major Lazada shareholders include: Singapore' s Temasek Holdings, which led a US$250 million Series F round in Lazada in 2014 German Internet company builder Rocket Internet, which led a US$40 million Series A round in 2012 and British grocery retailer Tesco, which led a 200 million euro (S$307 million) Series E round in 2013. Tesco on Tuesday said that it has agreed to sell to Alibaba an 8.6 per cent equity stake for 90 million pounds (S$172.5 million), leaving it with an 8.3 per cent stake in the business Tesco would use the cash for general working capital. Other major Lazada shareholders would too, see a portion of their equity stakes being acquired upfront, BT has learnt. Credit Suisse (Hong Kong) is the exclusive financial adviser to Alibaba, and Goldman Sachs (Asia), to Lazada. Lazada chief executive Max Bittner told BT that there are " numerous synergies" between both platforms. For example, Lazada will be able to expand its offerings and leverage Alipay' s expertise to build a unified online-payment platform in South-east Asia. Alibaba president Michael Evans said: " Globalisation is a critical strategy for the growth of Alibaba today and well into the future. With the investment in Lazada, Alibaba gains access to a platform with a large and growing consumer base outside China &hellip (and) in one of the most promising regions for e-commerce globally." South-east Asia, where just three per cent of total retail sales is done online, offers " tremendous" growth potential to both platforms as Internet penetration continues rising, Alibaba said. But challenges - mainly logistical - abound for e-commerce players in this region, said Forrester (New Delhi) analyst Satish Meena. These include inconsistent customs and import duty, inadequate infrastructure and the use of cash on delivery. He said: " In particular, the lack of warehouses outside Singapore and Thailand is a key concern, as e-commerce players who want to penetrate further into the rural areas and support the last-mile delivery will have to invest more in non-metropolitan areas to ensure efficient time to market." Alibaba will be able to leverage the infrastructure built by Lazada, and also that by SingPost, in which Alibaba earlier invested, to develop the logistics necessary for expanding in South-east Asia, he added. Chu Junhong, associate professor at the National University of Singapore Business School, agreed that it is " more efficient, cost-effective and safer" for Alibaba to partner Lazada than to make a foray into the region alone. She said: " There are too many players (in South-east Asia) many of them cannot break even. Consolidation is a natural step for the further development of e-commerce." She predicts that consumers will benefit by having a larger variety of goods at much lower prices, and some less efficient e-commerce players may be forced out of the market. Oliver Arscott, conference director of the E-Commerce Show Asia, said: " It' s really interesting to see this happen right after Rakuten, another of the major forces in global e-commerce, decided to scale back their involvement in South-east Asia. " It will be exciting to watch how Lazada can use the new capital to better serve South-east Asia. It could really help to expand the marketplace for e-commerce and make the pie bigger for all."
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trader1970 Elite	13-Apr-2016 10:53        trader1970 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	If Lazada can, Yuuzoo definitely has the highest potential to be the next target... I am bullish... ALIBABA Group will invest about US$1 billion to acquire a controlling stake in Singapore-based e-commerce site Lazada, in a deal that will value the startup at US$1.5 billion on a pre-money basis, and US$2 billion on a post-money basis, The Business Times has learnt. The move will enable local and global merchants who do business on Alibaba' s platform to access the South-east Asian market, Alibaba said on Tuesday. Lazada, which runs e-commerce platforms in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam and is the region' s largest e-commerce player, said it recorded US$1.3 billion last year in annualised gross merchandise value across its six South-east Asian markets.   See who is talking about Alibaba Last 30 days: 6297 96 798   April1417202326291471024h05001000289 Voices 30 days avg HOT COMPANIES     SABMiller +251% messages Ashtead +76% BAE Systems +46% Smith & Nephew +44% British Land +33% BP +25% Randgold +23% Experian +22% Intu Properties +20% Intercontinental Hotels +8% Ashtead +76% BAE Systems +46% Smith & Nephew +44% British Land +33% BP +25% Randgold +23% Experian +22% Intu Properties +20% Intercontinental Hotels +8%   Analysts BT spoke to said this could be the start of a consolidation - and shakeout - among the region' s e-commerce players, who now operate in a highly fragmented, competitive market. It marks also a boom for logistics companies, including startups, the services of which are vital for the healthy development of e-commerce. The transaction, following which Alibaba will own " just about 50 per cent" of Lazada, said a source, consists of an investment of about US$500 million in new shares of Lazada, and an acquisition of shares from certain of its shareholders. Alibaba has also entered into a put-call arrangement with certain Lazada shareholders, giving the Jack Ma-founded group the right to buy, and Lazada shareholders the right to sell, collectively, their remaining stakes in Lazada at fair-market value during the 12- to 18-month period after the close of the transaction. Major Lazada shareholders include: Singapore' s Temasek Holdings, which led a US$250 million Series F round in Lazada in 2014 German Internet company builder Rocket Internet, which led a US$40 million Series A round in 2012 and British grocery retailer Tesco, which led a 200 million euro (S$307 million) Series E round in 2013. Tesco on Tuesday said that it has agreed to sell to Alibaba an 8.6 per cent equity stake for 90 million pounds (S$172.5 million), leaving it with an 8.3 per cent stake in the business Tesco would use the cash for general working capital. Other major Lazada shareholders would too, see a portion of their equity stakes being acquired upfront, BT has learnt. Credit Suisse (Hong Kong) is the exclusive financial adviser to Alibaba, and Goldman Sachs (Asia), to Lazada. Lazada chief executive Max Bittner told BT that there are " numerous synergies" between both platforms. For example, Lazada will be able to expand its offerings and leverage Alipay' s expertise to build a unified online-payment platform in South-east Asia. Alibaba president Michael Evans said: " Globalisation is a critical strategy for the growth of Alibaba today and well into the future. With the investment in Lazada, Alibaba gains access to a platform with a large and growing consumer base outside China &hellip (and) in one of the most promising regions for e-commerce globally." South-east Asia, where just three per cent of total retail sales is done online, offers " tremendous" growth potential to both platforms as Internet penetration continues rising, Alibaba said. But challenges - mainly logistical - abound for e-commerce players in this region, said Forrester (New Delhi) analyst Satish Meena. These include inconsistent customs and import duty, inadequate infrastructure and the use of cash on delivery. He said: " In particular, the lack of warehouses outside Singapore and Thailand is a key concern, as e-commerce players who want to penetrate further into the rural areas and support the last-mile delivery will have to invest more in non-metropolitan areas to ensure efficient time to market." Alibaba will be able to leverage the infrastructure built by Lazada, and also that by SingPost, in which Alibaba earlier invested, to develop the logistics necessary for expanding in South-east Asia, he added. Chu Junhong, associate professor at the National University of Singapore Business School, agreed that it is " more efficient, cost-effective and safer" for Alibaba to partner Lazada than to make a foray into the region alone. She said: " There are too many players (in South-east Asia) many of them cannot break even. Consolidation is a natural step for the further development of e-commerce." She predicts that consumers will benefit by having a larger variety of goods at much lower prices, and some less efficient e-commerce players may be forced out of the market. Oliver Arscott, conference director of the E-Commerce Show Asia, said: " It' s really interesting to see this happen right after Rakuten, another of the major forces in global e-commerce, decided to scale back their involvement in South-east Asia. " It will be exciting to watch how Lazada can use the new capital to better serve South-east Asia. It could really help to expand the marketplace for e-commerce and make the pie bigger for all."
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fighting Master	13-Apr-2016 09:54        fighting About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	If WESG tournament successful and they see more events in near future, might as well just acquire Yuuzoo also. yoyoyoyo      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 16:32) Posted: lazada acquired by alibaba is business between each other, nothing to do with 3rd party. However, alibaba and yuuzoo already partnership and event is starting this month, not next april. looks positive. vested. chuapcd      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 16:25) Posted: Alibaba.com  to acquire controlling stake in Singapore-based  Lazadafor US$1 billion. Will this benefit Yuuzoo?
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fighting Master	13-Apr-2016 08:41        fighting About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Agree, long and watch show. .. TanSiBeiKu      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 15:49) Posted: The last 10 mins manoeuvre indicating there' s always a bigger shark out there. Retailers like us is advisable just to pick up the shares and watch show better
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fritopower Member	12-Apr-2016 22:04        fritopower About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Tmr might have surprises for yuuzoo!
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b2nb2n Senior	12-Apr-2016 21:51        b2nb2n About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Same observations. TanSiBeiKu      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 17:28) Posted: Maybe. Did you see how fast 215 was " top" up after the flush down. On normal occasion, it would have collapse all the way, especially when the vol was so pathertic before 3,30pm. Anyway, i believe those who pick up between 215 to 230 since last week will have limited downside risk.   b2nb2n      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 17:13) Posted: Bigger shark eating
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TanSiBeiKu Senior	12-Apr-2016 17:28        TanSiBeiKu About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Maybe. Did you see how fast 215 was " top" up after the flush down. On normal occasion, it would have collapse all the way, especially when the vol was so pathertic before 3,30pm. Anyway, i believe those who pick up between 215 to 230 since last week will have limited downside risk.   b2nb2n      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 17:13) Posted: Bigger shark eating? TanSiBeiKu      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 15:49) Posted: The last 10 mins manoeuvre indicating there' s always a bigger shark out there. Retailers like us is advisable just to pick up the shares and watch show better
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b2nb2n Senior	12-Apr-2016 17:13        b2nb2n About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Bigger shark eating? TanSiBeiKu      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 15:49) Posted: The last 10 mins manoeuvre indicating there' s always a bigger shark out there. Retailers like us is advisable just to pick up the shares and watch show better
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Hei123 Senior	12-Apr-2016 17:11        Hei123 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Oic. Long story short, Yuuzoo was held ransom. Thank you. TanSiBeiKu      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 16:32) Posted: Long long story, You can refer back to it' s past announcements available in SGX. In short, No more legal suit and YuuZoo take a 30% in IAH by issuing them shares. Hei123      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 15:59) Posted: Not logical. I don' t understand why Yuuzoo has to issue shares to its debtor, IAH who owed her $6.5 mill ?
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yoyoyoyo Veteran	12-Apr-2016 16:32        yoyoyoyo About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	lazada acquired by alibaba is business between each other, nothing to do with 3rd party. However, alibaba and yuuzoo already partnership and event is starting this month, not next april. looks positive. vested. chuapcd      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 16:25) Posted: Alibaba.com  to acquire controlling stake in Singapore-based  Lazadafor US$1 billion. Will this benefit Yuuzoo?
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TanSiBeiKu Senior	12-Apr-2016 16:32        TanSiBeiKu About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Long long story, You can refer back to it' s past announcements available in SGX. In short, No more legal suit and YuuZoo take a 30% in IAH by issuing them shares. Hei123      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 15:59) Posted: Not logical. I don' t understand why Yuuzoo has to issue shares to its debtor, IAH who owed her $6.5 mill ?   sheerluck      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 09:28) Posted: IAH owed Yuuzoo $6.5 mill and don' t return.  In the end, Yuuzoo has to issue shares to IAH.  Logically?  Well if IAH sells those shares, they can get cash from the market.  No problem for those who hasn' t own Yuuzoo share but BIG problem for those who owe Yuuzoo now. I don' t trust IAH.  I expect them to start dumping those shares in the near future.
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chewantans Member	12-Apr-2016 16:30        chewantans About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	as per its cuurrenct scenario, it may be go down for .21..
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chuapcd Member	12-Apr-2016 16:25        chuapcd About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Alibaba.com  to acquire controlling stake in Singapore-based  Lazadafor US$1 billion. Will this benefit Yuuzoo?
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Hei123 Senior	12-Apr-2016 15:59        Hei123 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Not logical. I don' t understand why Yuuzoo has to issue shares to its debtor, IAH who owed her $6.5 mill ?   sheerluck      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 09:28) Posted: IAH owed Yuuzoo $6.5 mill and don' t return.  In the end, Yuuzoo has to issue shares to IAH.  Logically?  Well if IAH sells those shares, they can get cash from the market.  No problem for those who hasn' t own Yuuzoo share but BIG problem for those who owe Yuuzoo now. I don' t trust IAH.  I expect them to start dumping those shares in the near future.
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doufei Veteran	12-Apr-2016 15:57        doufei About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	This is provided that there are 647mil shares queueing to sell at 22c. TanSiBeiKu      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 15:22) Posted: No need take interest, it can swallow it in one mouth. hahaha (632mil + 15mm) x SGD$0.22 = SGD$143 mil.    Battle123      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 15:17) Posted: Alibaba got cash, can also take interest tis counter ?
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TanSiBeiKu Senior	12-Apr-2016 15:49        TanSiBeiKu About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The last 10 mins manoeuvre indicating there' s always a bigger shark out there. Retailers like us is advisable just to pick up the shares and watch show better
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fritopower Member	12-Apr-2016 15:42        fritopower About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Here come' s the volume.
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TanSiBeiKu Senior	12-Apr-2016 15:22        TanSiBeiKu About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	No need take interest, it can swallow it in one mouth. hahaha (632mil + 15mm) x SGD$0.22 = SGD$143 mil.    Battle123      ( Date: 12-Apr-2016 15:17) Posted: Alibaba got cash, can also take interest tis counter ?
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Battle123 Elite	12-Apr-2016 15:17        Battle123 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Alibaba got cash, can also take interest tis counter ?
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fighting Master	12-Apr-2016 15:13        fighting About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Hm.... seldom see such low volume....
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