Rabu, 14 November 2012

Satu lagi rancangan licik dan licin


Read more: AirAsia X plans to offer 790m shares in IPO http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIMES/articles/AAXIPO/Article/#ixzz2C7MBVdIx


3/11/2012


KUALA LUMPUR: AirAsia X is offering 790 million shares in their initial public offering (IPO), mainly to repay bank borrowings.

In its draft prospectus, the long haul arm of budget carrier AirAsia Bhd did not say how much each share (which has a par value of RM0.15) cost, the size of the listing or a timeframe for the flotation.

However, Reuters reported on September 21 that the company planned to list on Bursa Malaysia in December or January next year in an IPO expected to raise about RM750 million.

Based on the IPO size of RM750 million, the total 790.12 million shares could be worth RM0.97 sen apiece.

In its prospectus posted on the Securities Commission website, the airline said the proceeds from the flotation will be used to expand its fleet of airplanes, pare down debt, working capital and listing expenses.

AirAsia said the offer represents up to 33.3 per cent of it enlarged paid up capital, of which 685.6 million (28.9 per cent) will be offered to institutional investors, foreign investors and selected Bumiputera investors approved by the International Trade and Industry Ministry.

The balance of 104.4 million shares (4.4 per cent) will be allocated to retail investors such as eligible employees as well as the public.

AirAsia X said it will use the proceeds for capital expenditure (21.5 per cent), ranging from buying spare parts to setting up new hubs, repaying bank borrowings (55.1 per cent), working capital (20.2 per cent) and the balance for listing expenses.

AirAsia has hired CIMB Investment Bank Bhd as principal adviser for the IPO.

CIMB, Credit Suisse and Maybank Investment Bank Bhd are the joint global coordinators while Barclays, BNP Paribas, CIMB, Citi, Credit Suisse, HSBC, Maybank and Morgan Stanley are the joint bookrunners for the institutional offering.

The IPO is one of three listings worth more than RM1.5 billion which AirAsia's founders and AirAsia X director Tan Sri Tony Fernandes and director Datuk Kamarudin Meranun will kick off next year which will also help consolidate Malaysia as Asia's top IPO destination.

This year, Malaysia has already listed Felda Global Ventures and IHH Healthcare with combined proceeds of more than RM15 billion.

Nota
setelah IPO as.tro berjaya dikeluarkan
ini satu lagi rancangan yang licik dan licin untuk menipu orang ramai
cuba lihat apa telah berlaku pada kaunter as.tro
sampai kehari ini tergolek dog!
mereka yang beli IPO as.tro pada harga 3RM seunit
kini perlu menanggung kerugian
sampai bila kerugian ini perlu ditanggung?
sampai A.K mengaku dia adalah orang asli keturunan biduanda

apakah yang A.K telah lakukan?
A.K telah melakukan rancangan senyap
A.K telah kawtim dengan Bank, S.C, orang as.tro dan dan dan untuk membeli IPO ini
berita mengenai IPO ini akan membawa cahaya telah tersebar luas
semua orang berlari lari untuk membeli IPO ini
kerana ini adalah IPO durian runtuh
hari pertama boleh jual semua
tapi mereka telah silap kerana IPO as.tro ini bukan IPO durian runtuh 
tapi IPO ini telah jadi IPO keladi runtuh
IPO petai runtuh
IPO tapai runtug dan dan dan

orang ramai sangat marah dengan A.K
A.K perlu ditangkap dan dibicara kerana menipu makcik makcik felda
jangan jadi bodoh! A.K telah lari keluar negara dan berlayar ke pulau maldives

ini nota dari A.K
yang penting adalah mengaut keuntungan maksimum
yang penting adalah "cash cow"
yang penting hutang as.tro perlu dibayar
yanng perlu membayar hutang as.tro bukan A.K
tapi pemegang IPO yang kena tipu

ini nota dari T.F
saya perlu berlajar dari A.K

ini soalan kena jawab sebelum tangkap A.K dan T.F
kenapa k.wsp tidak beli IPO as.tro?
adakah k.wsp tidak beli IPO air.asia x?
adakah k.wsp tahu rancangan licik dua malaon ini?


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