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  This is not good is it??
  haiz, sold at a loss. once had a profit of $2000 over from cmz. now have a profit of only $400
equal to a $1600 loss on cmz. 
 
Now the north korea wind very strong n china flu also very dok.
Every dip awaits oppprtunity.
Too bad now engage in other battle.
Market could have reacted to the m&e of bread talk but top line growth have yet to translate into bottom line for bread talk. It is not how many store you open but how much $ per square foot you can extract out it.
Today is a green day and there is a lot of exuberance in the market. A more consistent valuation will appear only after a few rounds of dips at low volume. PE of 12, not unlikely but will depend how the synergy work out between Indo food and cmz. It is too early to tell as the investment is only made around January 2013.
Watch out for ChinaMInZhong !!
 
WSJ BLOG: Breadtalk Deal could Stir Singapore Takeovers: Maybank-Kim Eng
WSJ BLOG: Breadtalk Deal could Stir Singapore Takeovers: Maybank-Kim Eng
(This story has been posted on The Wall Street Journal Online's Deal Journal blog at http://blogs.wsj.com/deals.)
With deals in the consumer sector all the rage in Southeast Asia, brokerage Maybank-Kim Eng has put together a list of other potential small- and mid-cap targets listed in Singapore.
" In a world of record low interest rates against a backdrop of macro uncertainties, acquirers can control their own fate by buying out good assets," it wrote in a note.
The latest such deal is the steady building up by Thai hospitality group Minor International PCL of its stake in Singaporean bakery chain BreadTalk Group Ltd. since January. The Thai Group currently has a 9% stake in BreadTalk, which has a market capitalization of about S$275 million (US$222 million).
BreadTalk operates bakeries in Southeast Asia as well as China, Hong Kong and the Middle East. It also operates other eateries such as the Food Republic food courts and the Toast Box chain across Asia.
The Breadtalk deal could spur investors to bet on other potential deals in the consumer space, says Maybank-Kim Eng.
Maybank-Kim Eng calculates that there have been 54 takeovers or take-privates of listed Singapore companies in the consumer sector in the past 24 months out of 775 stocks, with average deal premiums about 24%. Bidders on average were willing to pay a price-to-earnings ratios of 12.7 times for assets.
The brokerage also found that having a controlling shareholder in these companies was rarely an impediment to a takeover, because acquirers may value buying into a company where existing management is also the founder and controlling shareholder.
Among the nine takeover targets named by Maybank-Kim Eng is Singapore-listed China Minzhong Food Corp., a vegetable processor based in China. Indeed, another Southeast Asian company, Indonesia's Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk took a 15% stake in the company in February via a share placement, later raising its stake to 29%.
 
bishan22 ( Date: 11-Apr-2013 16:33) Posted:
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bishan22 ( Date: 08-Apr-2013 10:16) Posted:
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CMZ had run up after the announcement of investment by IndoFood. At that time i thought the share would have gone down to 90cts after dilution before slowly climbing again.Well, Mr Market loved the news and pushed it to $1.22.
  This retracement is potentially good for CMZ as the stock rebuild its base around the $1.10 (or lower) before pushing higher again. So, Octavia i totally agree with your TA read but not in a bearish way. From a macro and micro view, CMZ " farming" biz is in the right sector and valuation is low. However, the current $1.10 price level (after the 13% dilution) is about the old $1 mark of CMZ ard CNY in Feb. It briefly hit 98 then and rebound.
So my take is CMZ will not hit the current $1 (old 90cts) as support should be found around the $1.10 level, the support at the undiluted 98cts. Just my 2 cents worth.
 
Octavia ( Date: 09-Apr-2013 15:25) Posted:
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China Minzhong is likely to see more downside ahead after violating its 3-month uptrend support recently. This was followed by a strong bearish break below its $1.10 key support on increasing volume in the last session.$1.10 is now the newly established support-turned-resistance.
The MACD has just fallen below the centerline, suggesting that the downside momentum is accelerating.The counter could possibly slip further towards the next key base at $0.97 (key trough) for a test in the days ahead.
I like to eat oyster mushroom.
Hope can buy at low price.
But today rebound
nokolosti ( Date: 09-Apr-2013 00:06) Posted:
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China Minzhong - Likely further correction after bearish break - OCBC
Resistance:                                            S$1.10
Support:                                                      S$0.97
Last Closing Price:                    S$1.055
52-week Px Range:                S$0.53 - S$1.27
210 lots O_O 
I was holding onto 20 lots just sold today.   Wow 210 lots cost about 1.07 x 210000
waaaa 200000k +  
tostubi ( Date: 08-Apr-2013 21:04) Posted:
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