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GSH: Asset Acquisitions and Disposals :: Proposed Sale of Shares in Plaza Ventures Pte. Ltd.
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Tomorrow night ch 8 got a show featuring Mr Pohpiak king, public can ask questions !!
ysh2006 ( Date: 04-Feb-2017 14:13) Posted:
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GSH vs GS holding difference price and boss also...
GS holding lose money while GSH earn big money
from assets sale lah...somemore belong to Popiah
King stock...
bigpicture ( Date: 04-Feb-2017 11:26) Posted:
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so sorry my blunder...pls ignore this posting wrong channel. This is for supposed to be for GS Holdings Limited.
bigpicture ( Date: 04-Feb-2017 11:16) Posted:
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Extracted from SGXnet
GS HOLDINGS LIMITED
(Incorporated in Singapore on 19 September 2014)
(Company Registration Number: 201427862D)
PROFIT WARNING FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016
The Board of Directors (the " Board" ) of GS Holdings Limited (the " Company" , together with its subsidiaries, the &ldquo Group&rdquo ) wishes to issue a profit warning based on the currently available preliminary assessment of the Group&rsquo s unaudited financial results for the financial year ended 31 December 2016 (&ldquo FY2016&rdquo ).
The Group is expected to report a loss for FY2016 is mainly attributable to higher manpower cost due to the following : -
(i) a tight labour market
(ii) the increase in general workers in anticipation of new business growth and with the purchased of new machinery for the expansion of the Group&rsquo s dishware washing operations, as well as the new facility set up at 8 Loyang Way 4 in March 2016 and
(iii) the increase in headcount for the Group&rsquo s administrative, human resources and finance functions in preparation for the expansion of our businesses.
The Group is in the process of finalising its financial results for FY2016. Further details of the Group&rsquo s financial results will be disclosed when the Company announces its unaudited financial results for FY2016 on or before 28 February 2017.
In the meantime, shareholders and potential investors are advised to exercise caution when dealing in the shares of the Company. Persons who are in doubt as to the action they should take should consult their stockbrokers, bank managers, solicitors, accountants or other professional advisers.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
Pang Pok
Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
3 February 2017
Careful..there is company announcement on sgx yesterday, profit warning
This stock price will move up further or down, please advise
Why sell assets in Malaysia cannot meh!!
sgtrader ( Date: 02-Feb-2017 21:33) Posted:
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Whatever....Huat ahhhhhhh
Maybe 4q2016 result?
kerier ( Date: 02-Feb-2017 18:42) Posted:
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Will Sam Goi-led consortium do bulk sale of GSH Plaza?
guards80 ( Date: 02-Feb-2017 17:30) Posted:
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GSH: Request for Trading Halt :: Request for Trading Halt
02 Feb 2017 17:20
Reasons for Trading Halt Pending release of announcement.
No sleeping.
Lai liao !!!
Cheong ah !!!
Think below had been process.
SINGAPORE (Dec 20): Property developer GSH Corporation, which has seen its share price nearly double over the last two months, is in talks to sell an asset it did not name.
" The company is in preliminary discussion in relation to a potential disposal transaction," GSH announced late on Monday.
" No definitive legal documentation has been signed on the same matter," said the company, which was responding to a query by the Singapore Exchange on its unusual share price movement earlier in the day.
Sleeping?
Woah... It looks like the price will zoom up soon... Cheers!
Should celebrate by pushing it up mah.....
anthonykwong ( Date: 11-Jan-2017 11:25) Posted:
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Thank You Mr Sam Goi for Uniting Chinese all over the world together, for peace, harmony and prosperity.
煮 豆 燃 豆 萁 ，
漉 豉 以 为 汁 。
萁 在 釜 下 燃 ，
豆 在 釜 中 泣 。
本 是 同 根 生 ，
相 煎 何 太 急
'Popiah King' receives China award
Mr Goi said he benefited from his Chinese roots and Singaporean upbringing to achieve his Chinese dream as an overseas Chinese. His award was part of a forum to discuss the Chinese dream of successful Chinese with links overseas.BT FILE PHOTO
Singaporean tycoon Sam Goi, known as the Popiah King, has received an award in Beijing in recognition of his contributions and success as an overseas Chinese.
Mr Goi, 67, well known for his popiah skin business, Tee Yih Jia, was honoured by The People's Tribune magazine, which is linked to the Communist Party mouthpiece, the People's Daily.
Mr Long Yongtu, China's chief negotiator for its World Trade Organisation accession, and Mr Cao Dewang, a car glass tycoon, were the other two recipients of the Special Tribute Award yesterday.
The award was part of an annual forum to discuss the Chinese dream of successful Chinese with links overseas, including the so-called returnees, or "haigui", who had studied or worked abroad, overseas Chinese and Chinese entrepreneurs who have ventured abroad.
The Chinese dream is a vision expounded by Chinese President Xi Jinping to build a moderately prosperous society and to restore the Chinese nation to its former glory.
Mr Goi said in a speech yesterday that Singapore and China have put in effort and showed willingness to cooperate in achieving a common Chinese dream. The Suzhou Industrial Park that Singapore helped to build in 1994 is one good example. He added that the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew made it a point to visit China every year because he had hoped that China's rise could benefit ethnic Chinese all over the world.
As for himself, he benefited from his Chinese roots and Singaporean upbringing to achieve his Chinese dream as an overseas Chinese.
Starting out with a modest popiah skin factory in 1977, he eventually turned it into a global food empire that churns out US$1.3 billion (S$1.9 billion) worth of sales annually.
He returned to his hometown, Fuqing, in southern Fujian province for the first time in 1979, more than 20 years after leaving as a six- year-old. His first major investment in China came in 1993 when he succeeded in buying a state-owned brewery in Fuzhou. "This was the first foreign-owned brewery in China since the reform and opening-up policy (launched in 1978), and this purchase marked the start of my Chinese dream in the place where I was born," he said.
Mr Goi told the media on the sidelines of the forum that Singapore had been investing in China since the early 1990s due to the astute vision of the late Mr Lee.
"He saw the vastness of the Chinese market and encouraged Singaporeans to speak Mandarin and venture out (to China)," said Mr Goi.
"Singapore is very concerned with the development of China and the Chinese society," he added.
Mr Long, who is also a former vice-minister for trade, said in his speech that, in the face of uncertainties surrounding trade ties between China and the United States, China must strive to maintain certainty and stability in its own growth trajectory.
煮 豆 燃 豆 萁 ，
漉 豉 以 为 汁 。
萁 在 釜 下 燃 ，
豆 在 釜 中 泣 。
本 是 同 根 生 ，
相 煎 何 太 急
'Popiah King' receives China award
Mr Goi said he benefited from his Chinese roots and Singaporean upbringing to achieve his Chinese dream as an overseas Chinese. His award was part of a forum to discuss the Chinese dream of successful Chinese with links overseas.BT FILE PHOTO
Singaporean tycoon Sam Goi, known as the Popiah King, has received an award in Beijing in recognition of his contributions and success as an overseas Chinese.
Mr Goi, 67, well known for his popiah skin business, Tee Yih Jia, was honoured by The People's Tribune magazine, which is linked to the Communist Party mouthpiece, the People's Daily.
Mr Long Yongtu, China's chief negotiator for its World Trade Organisation accession, and Mr Cao Dewang, a car glass tycoon, were the other two recipients of the Special Tribute Award yesterday.
The award was part of an annual forum to discuss the Chinese dream of successful Chinese with links overseas, including the so-called returnees, or "haigui", who had studied or worked abroad, overseas Chinese and Chinese entrepreneurs who have ventured abroad.
The Chinese dream is a vision expounded by Chinese President Xi Jinping to build a moderately prosperous society and to restore the Chinese nation to its former glory.
Mr Goi said in a speech yesterday that Singapore and China have put in effort and showed willingness to cooperate in achieving a common Chinese dream. The Suzhou Industrial Park that Singapore helped to build in 1994 is one good example. He added that the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew made it a point to visit China every year because he had hoped that China's rise could benefit ethnic Chinese all over the world.
As for himself, he benefited from his Chinese roots and Singaporean upbringing to achieve his Chinese dream as an overseas Chinese.
Starting out with a modest popiah skin factory in 1977, he eventually turned it into a global food empire that churns out US$1.3 billion (S$1.9 billion) worth of sales annually.
He returned to his hometown, Fuqing, in southern Fujian province for the first time in 1979, more than 20 years after leaving as a six- year-old. His first major investment in China came in 1993 when he succeeded in buying a state-owned brewery in Fuzhou. "This was the first foreign-owned brewery in China since the reform and opening-up policy (launched in 1978), and this purchase marked the start of my Chinese dream in the place where I was born," he said.
Mr Goi told the media on the sidelines of the forum that Singapore had been investing in China since the early 1990s due to the astute vision of the late Mr Lee.
"He saw the vastness of the Chinese market and encouraged Singaporeans to speak Mandarin and venture out (to China)," said Mr Goi.
"Singapore is very concerned with the development of China and the Chinese society," he added.
Mr Long, who is also a former vice-minister for trade, said in his speech that, in the face of uncertainties surrounding trade ties between China and the United States, China must strive to maintain certainty and stability in its own growth trajectory.
probably property venture is paying off..
I dont think this counter is speculative, will keep for awhile