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so this month got good news coming ??? so active today
Charlyn ( Date: 20-Jul-2016 10:28) Posted:
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IE Singapore, SMF tie-up to launch Singapore food into Southeast Asian supermarkets
High entry costs will no longer bother local manufacturers.
Supermarket chains in Southeast Asia are about to get stocked with Singapore food products, thanks to a partnership between International Enterprise (IE) Singapore and Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF).
According to IE Singapore&rsquo s media release, high entry costs and difficulty in products registration local food manufacturers have kept Singapore food manufacturers from getting their products in supermarkets in Asia.
Under the Working In Partnership (WIP), IE and SMF&rsquo s tie-up enjoys the support of IE&rsquo s Local Enterprise and Association Development (LEAD) programme.
IE Singapore and SMF will identify supermarkets to partner with, negotiate for optimal product listing fees followed by promotional activities like in-store sampling. SMF will also appoint an anchor partner to consolidate food products from different firms, and will ship them directly to the supermarkets in a shared container.
&ldquo With this sharing of resources and elimination of the importer/distributor, this helps our companies overcome high distribution costs, resulting in cost savings that allows the companies to price the products at more competitive selling prices,&rdquo stated IE Singapore.
The WIP programme has grown to 800 stock keeping units (SKUs) from 80 companies in 2016, from 50 SKUs across 10 firms in 2011.
Further, there are now two participating supermarkets in Southeast Asia&mdash Central Food Group in Thailand and City Mart in Myanmar, the biggest supermarket chains in the respective countries. In the pipeline is a partnership in Rustans in Philippines, with plans to have the fourth partner on board by end-2016.
- See more at: http://sbr.com.sg/food-beverage/more-news/ie-singapore-smf-tie-launch-singapore-food-southeast-asian-supermarkets#sthash.qHOBz5bH.dpuf
What happen to F& N ? got news coming ???
Charlyn ( Date: 15-Jun-2016 09:20) Posted:
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this counter where got activity ??? so quiet for so long ...zzz.zz...zz...zzz..z.z..zz
chinastar ( Date: 15-Jun-2016 08:54) Posted:
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Watching:)
vivacious ( Date: 10-Mar-2016 23:04) Posted:
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anyone looking at this?
2Q15 core net profit fell 1.5% to $25.7m on revenue of $608.3m (+3.2%), with topline led by growth across most segments . Beverages revenue (+5%) was led by increased contribution from Beer operations while Dairies (+2%) recorded higher revenue contribution from its operations in Thailand. Printing and Publishing revenue increased 2%, driven mainly by the publishing and distribution divisions. Gross margin inched up 1.2ppt to 35.5%. Interim DPS of 2¢ declared. NAV/share of $1.16.
I am looking at F & N to see if it is worth entering at the current price.
Most of the old management/ directors are no more.
Is the new F& N board able to inspire confidence and steer the company to greater heights?
This is important. Any comments.
EFFECTIVE DATE OF CAPITAL REDUCTION
The Board of Directors (the " Board" ) of Fraser and Neave, Limited (the " Company" ) refers to the announcement dated 26 December 2013 relating to the proposed capital reduction exercise (the " Capital Reduction" ) to be carried out by the Company pursuant to Section 78G of the Companies Act, Chapter 50 of Singapore (the " Companies Act" ).
The Company wishes to announce that it has today lodged the Order of Court approving the Capital Reduction and other documents as prescribed under the Companies Act, with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority of Singapore, in relation to the Capital Reduction. The Capital Reduction that was approved at the extraordinary general meeting of the Company held on 28 February 2014 has taken effect today and payment will be made to shareholders on or about 3 April 2014.
XE 42c :24/3 today
i_love_girls ( Date: 24-Mar-2014 12:27) Posted:
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Conf used! Why the drop? Because the capital reduction? It supposes to happen on the 26th March right?
F& N to acquire Yoke Food Industries
- Signs agreement to acquire 70% of Yoke Food Industries
- Strategic fit with non-alcoholic businesses
- Increases F& N?s capacities and capabilities with presence in high-growth markets
Hi Banana, hope you doing well :)
Thanks.
banana ( Date: 16-Mar-2014 07:58) Posted:
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Yes welcome back.
MetalTrader2 ( Date: 16-Mar-2014 01:30) Posted:
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42cts payout on 3-Apr-14.
Any link to $3 bil unrecognized profits?. Appreciate n thk
Markie ( Date: 14-Jan-2014 15:43) Posted:
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Looking expensive?
Octavia ( Date: 12-Feb-2014 09:18) Posted:
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1Q14 net profit grew 3% to $36m on revenue of $597m (+5%), as operating margins grew 0.9ppt to 9.8%. The higher revenue was led by the Beverages segment which recorded higher revenue (+11%) due to contribution from all operations. Dairies also recorded higher revenue (+6%) from its operations in Thailand and Malaysia, while its Printing and Publishing revenue was lower (-10%).
Hi, may i ask a question. Just read that F& N Malaysia earnings are up 21%
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2014/02/10/fnn-earnings-up/
May i know if this is a subsidiary of F& N singapore or they are a company with the same name?
no venture, no gain:)
tonylim ( Date: 14-Jan-2014 15:58) Posted:
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