hit 16 
15!!! Surprise...
can expect more short covering especially those using cfd.
I guess most have covered back.
I think they must hv bot back at higher prices.
The actual qty will ony be known on next tues.
cfd shorts not included.
shortists cry til no tears
I think they must hv bot back at higher prices.
The actual qty will ony be known on next tues.
cfd shorts not included.
shortists cry til no tears
NextEvolution ( Date: 20-Jul-2017 07:45) Posted:
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Secura
Spillover effect to otger PL 's counter.
there are other counters la.
kthxbye
 
kthxbye
 
Today will still top volume
Wind22i ( Date: 20-Jul-2017 07:53) Posted:
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Wow then when you buy stocks, other than greed for $$$?, what motivates you? Charity?
KopRed75 ( Date: 20-Jul-2017 07:49) Posted:
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Not forgetting those who borrowed shares or CFD to heavily short from over 12 to below 7 cents caught with pants and unties off & eye balls popped out ....LOL
KopRed75 ( Date: 20-Jul-2017 07:49) Posted:
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Shortist get burned yesterday...
But rowsley up by 100% is a bit over done ..
It can go the other way soon haha
But rowsley up by 100% is a bit over done ..
It can go the other way soon haha
These shortists deserve to be burnt. Anyhow short. Pure greed at play.
NextEvolution ( Date: 20-Jul-2017 07:45) Posted:
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Yesterday over 32 million shares of Rowsley were shorted. Many got their tickets to visit Hor Lan
Rowsley shares have skyrocketed - nearly doubling - after controlling shareholder and billionaire Peter Lim unveiled plans to inject medical assets said to be worth up to $1.9 billion into the firm.
The counter shot up 6.8 cents, or 93.15 per cent, to 14.1 cents yesterday on news that Mr Lim will pour his 100 per cent stake in private firm Thomson Medical and 70.36 per cent stake in Malaysia-listed TMC Life Sciences into Rowsley.
The real estate firm was the most heavily traded counter, with 469.9 million shares changing hands.
It will fund the purchase by issuing Mr Lim new shares at 7.5 cents each. Rowsley's share base will balloon to five times what it is now.
If the deal proceeds as planned, Rowsley also proposes to give shareholders two bonus warrants for every one share they own, with an exercise price of nine cents.
For each bonus warrant exercised, shareholders will also get one more piggyback warrant that can be exercised at 12 cents.
On July 14, before a trading halt was called, Rowsley shares had already started to stir, jumping 10.61 per cent in one day.
The move may have caught many by surprise. As recently as last September, Mr Roy Quek, chairman of Thomson Medical private firm and chief executive of TMC Life Sciences, told The Business Times the Thomson Medical group was gunning for an initial public offering.
Rowsley shares have skyrocketed - nearly doubling - after controlling shareholder and billionaire Peter Lim unveiled plans to inject medical assets said to be worth up to $1.9 billion into the firm.
The counter shot up 6.8 cents, or 93.15 per cent, to 14.1 cents yesterday on news that Mr Lim will pour his 100 per cent stake in private firm Thomson Medical and 70.36 per cent stake in Malaysia-listed TMC Life Sciences into Rowsley.
The real estate firm was the most heavily traded counter, with 469.9 million shares changing hands.
It will fund the purchase by issuing Mr Lim new shares at 7.5 cents each. Rowsley's share base will balloon to five times what it is now.
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If the deal proceeds as planned, Rowsley also proposes to give shareholders two bonus warrants for every one share they own, with an exercise price of nine cents.
For each bonus warrant exercised, shareholders will also get one more piggyback warrant that can be exercised at 12 cents.
On July 14, before a trading halt was called, Rowsley shares had already started to stir, jumping 10.61 per cent in one day.
The move may have caught many by surprise. As recently as last September, Mr Roy Quek, chairman of Thomson Medical private firm and chief executive of TMC Life Sciences, told The Business Times the Thomson Medical group was gunning for an initial public offering.
The move may have caught many by surprise. As recently as last September, Mr Roy Quek, chairman of Thomson Medical private firm... told The Business Times the Thomson Medical group was gunning for an initial public offering.
He told BT: "If we were to do a listing now, we'd probably have a market capitalisation of $2 billion to $3 billion. I think we can do better. We're targeting $5 billion for a start and trying to grow that."
When contacted by The Straits Times, Mr Quek said he was unable to comment as talks are ongoing.
Thomson Medical owns the 190-bed women and children's hospital Thomson Medical Centre in Singapore. It had previously declared plans to add 300 beds to its capacity, but has yet to receive the relevant approvals from the Health Ministry to execute.
TMC owns the 200-bed Tropicana Medical Centre in Petaling Jaya, and plans to develop a 500-bed hospital, Thomson Iskandar, next to Rowsley's Vantage Bay Healthcare City in Johor Baru. Construction there has been delayed, pending regulatory approval.
Rowsley did not go into details about how Mr Lim's healthcare assets had been valued. The price will be finalised after due diligence.
TMC has a market cap of RM1.36 billion (S$433 million). Mr Lim bought Thomson Medical Centre for around $513 million in 2010.
Rowsley suffered a net loss in the quarter to March 31 due to staff costs jumping 19 per cent.
The counter shot up 6.8 cents, or 93.15 per cent, to 14.1 cents yesterday on news that Mr Lim will pour his 100 per cent stake in private firm Thomson Medical and 70.36 per cent stake in Malaysia-listed TMC Life Sciences into Rowsley.
The real estate firm was the most heavily traded counter, with 469.9 million shares changing hands.
It will fund the purchase by issuing Mr Lim new shares at 7.5 cents each. Rowsley's share base will balloon to five times what it is now.
If the deal proceeds as planned, Rowsley also proposes to give shareholders two bonus warrants for every one share they own, with an exercise price of nine cents.
For each bonus warrant exercised, shareholders will also get one more piggyback warrant that can be exercised at 12 cents.
On July 14, before a trading halt was called, Rowsley shares had already started to stir, jumping 10.61 per cent in one day.
The move may have caught many by surprise. As recently as last September, Mr Roy Quek, chairman of Thomson Medical private firm and chief executive of TMC Life Sciences, told The Business Times the Thomson Medical group was gunning for an initial public offering.
Rowsley shares have skyrocketed - nearly doubling - after controlling shareholder and billionaire Peter Lim unveiled plans to inject medical assets said to be worth up to $1.9 billion into the firm.
The counter shot up 6.8 cents, or 93.15 per cent, to 14.1 cents yesterday on news that Mr Lim will pour his 100 per cent stake in private firm Thomson Medical and 70.36 per cent stake in Malaysia-listed TMC Life Sciences into Rowsley.
The real estate firm was the most heavily traded counter, with 469.9 million shares changing hands.
It will fund the purchase by issuing Mr Lim new shares at 7.5 cents each. Rowsley's share base will balloon to five times what it is now.
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newsletters in your inbox
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If the deal proceeds as planned, Rowsley also proposes to give shareholders two bonus warrants for every one share they own, with an exercise price of nine cents.
For each bonus warrant exercised, shareholders will also get one more piggyback warrant that can be exercised at 12 cents.
On July 14, before a trading halt was called, Rowsley shares had already started to stir, jumping 10.61 per cent in one day.
The move may have caught many by surprise. As recently as last September, Mr Roy Quek, chairman of Thomson Medical private firm and chief executive of TMC Life Sciences, told The Business Times the Thomson Medical group was gunning for an initial public offering.
The move may have caught many by surprise. As recently as last September, Mr Roy Quek, chairman of Thomson Medical private firm... told The Business Times the Thomson Medical group was gunning for an initial public offering.
He told BT: "If we were to do a listing now, we'd probably have a market capitalisation of $2 billion to $3 billion. I think we can do better. We're targeting $5 billion for a start and trying to grow that."
When contacted by The Straits Times, Mr Quek said he was unable to comment as talks are ongoing.
Thomson Medical owns the 190-bed women and children's hospital Thomson Medical Centre in Singapore. It had previously declared plans to add 300 beds to its capacity, but has yet to receive the relevant approvals from the Health Ministry to execute.
TMC owns the 200-bed Tropicana Medical Centre in Petaling Jaya, and plans to develop a 500-bed hospital, Thomson Iskandar, next to Rowsley's Vantage Bay Healthcare City in Johor Baru. Construction there has been delayed, pending regulatory approval.
Rowsley did not go into details about how Mr Lim's healthcare assets had been valued. The price will be finalised after due diligence.
TMC has a market cap of RM1.36 billion (S$433 million). Mr Lim bought Thomson Medical Centre for around $513 million in 2010.
Rowsley suffered a net loss in the quarter to March 31 due to staff costs jumping 19 per cent.
Justice888 ( Date: 20-Jul-2017 07:37) Posted:
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Latest from straits times. It says due dillgence will be done.
HazardKoh ( Date: 20-Jul-2017 05:56) Posted:
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So whats e fair value of rowsley????
Seems like e sky is e limit aka wilmar:::))))()
Now listed liao lo...
2010 PL take Thomson Medical  off SGX, now in 2017 back again thru Rosley.. this is like a reverse take over liao..
Soon they change Rosley name to Thomson-Rosley ltd :)
 
2010 PL take Thomson Medical  off SGX, now in 2017 back again thru Rosley.. this is like a reverse take over liao..
Soon they change Rosley name to Thomson-Rosley ltd :)
 
Justice888 ( Date: 19-Jul-2017 23:35) Posted:
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$141million NTA in 2010 selling for $1.9b in 2017.. :) 
 
 
choong ( Date: 19-Jul-2017 23:32) Posted:
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Never can tell what in PL's mind.......frankly with this move his kitty are going to be fully replenished by the billions of free money, and if really to leave his legacy in the footballing world then he can easily spend a couple of hundreds million and it's a small part of his paper profit for his gain from the stock market. Take a look at the today market he has almost double his money by just merely announcing his intention.
KopRed75 ( Date: 19-Jul-2017 18:31) Posted:
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Must have sold short before noon today, thats why afternoon they got squeezed hard and was forced to cover above 14c.
peanut ( Date: 19-Jul-2017 22:55) Posted:
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