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| 09:25:34 | 0.455 | 8 | B |
| 09:24:31 | 0.460 | 20 | S |
| 09:23:29 | 0.460 | 30 | S |
| 09:19:13 | 0.460 | 1,000 | S |
| 09:16:26 | 0.460 | 264 | B |
| 09:14:56 | 0.460 | 21 | B |
| 09:11:40 | 0.460 | 25 | B |
| 09:10:32 | 0.460 | 105 | S |
happy new year..... seem like 0.46 is waiting for you.....
bishan22 ( Date: 06-Jan-2011 10:25) Posted:
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Congra ep, me still holding at 0.46 and waiting for exit. 
epliew ( Date: 06-Jan-2011 09:54) Posted:
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| 0.455 | 4 | 48 | 48 | 0 | 0 |
| 0.460 | 36 | 2,339 | 474 | 0 | 1,865 |
| TOTAL | 40 | 2,387 | 522 | 0 | 1,865 |
sold mine yesterday @ 0.46...
come down a bit more i will buy again.
Hope results not disappointing as the stock price
Eddyson ( Date: 05-Jan-2011 19:10) Posted:
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Next month, but do not know actual date.
Does anyone know when they reporting their results? Tks.
| 17:05:03 | 0.455 | 49,000 | B |
| 17:05:03 | 0.455 | 499,000 | B |
| 16:59:42 | 0.455 | 25,000 | B |
| 16:58:55 | 0.455 | 16,000 | A |
| 16:58:50 | 0.455 | 50,000 | A |
| 16:58:32 | 0.455 | 44,000 | B |
| 16:58:30 | 0.455 | 10,000 | B |
Eddyson ( Date: 03-Jan-2011 20:50) Posted:
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Take note that Genting HK has a pcs of land in Macau but without a licence.
Macau gaming revenue hits record jackpot in 2010
HONG KONG - Casinos in Macau cashed in a record US$23.5 billion last year, according to official figures Monday which analysts said trumped the Las Vegas Strip by about four times.
The revenue figure was a 57.8 percent increase over 2009, cementing the former Portuguese colony as the world's biggest gaming hub, thanks largely to the millions of mainland Chinese punters who descend on it each year.
But the governments of China and its special region of Macau are growing worried about the vast sums of money flowing into the city's economy and have already imposed several restrictions to try and cap its runaway growth.
Macau's huge jackpot comes even as regional rivals including Singapore have opened glitzy new casinos to grab a chunk of the massive Asian market. Some industry experts have predicted Asia will eclipse the entire US gaming market over the next few years.
Macau's casinos raked in 188.3 billion patacas (23.5 billion US dollars) in 2010, compared with 119.3 billion patacas in 2009, the city's Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau said.
That total is about four-times higher than the six billion US dollars that gamblers are thought to have spent on the Las Vegas Strip in 2010, according to Hong Kong-based brokerage CLSA.
The Chinese territory also set a new monthly record in December, raking in 18.88 billion patacas, about 66.4 percent higher than a year earlier.
"We were not expecting it to be so strong in December," Aaron Fischer, a CLSA gaming analyst, told AFP.
"We thought it would fall off a bit in the last few weeks (of the month) but it didn't. Historically, Christmas is not a big gambling time."
The gaming boomtown's revenue is driven largely by high-roller gamblers, including many wealthy Chinese tourists who have been riding high on the country's surging economy, he said.
"It's not just a Macau or gaming thing," Fischer added. "There are a huge amount of mainland Chinese travelling and spending money."
Macau has posted a sharp revenue increase since mid-2009, continuing to smash monthly records as it shrugs off a downturn during the global financial crisis.
Handed back to China in 1999, Macau is the only Chinese city where casino gambling is allowed and has seen its fortunes steadily soar since opening up to foreign competition in 2002.
The most recent yearly figures are about four times higher than the 46 billion patacas in gaming revenue which Macau recorded in 2005.
But that growth has caused the Chinese and Macau governments to express concerns about the city's gambling-dependent economy and skyrocketing rents, with Beijing imposing visa restrictions on mainland citizens in 2009.
Macau has also tightened restrictions on immigrant labour due to pressure from home-grown labour groups, including banning foreigners with only tourist visas from working in the city.
That has caused headaches for casino operators, including US operator Las Vegas Sands, which has seen a 4.1 billion US dollar project on the city's lucrative Cotai strip repeatedly delayed.
In March, the Macau government said it would cap the number of gambling tables in the city's casinos, making expansion plans more difficult.
Macau's government last month rejected separate applications from a Sands unit and local casino tycoon Stanley Ho's SJM Holdings to develop another Cotai site, saying it would no longer grant land for casinos without a public tender.
But those measures -- even a new round of visa restrictions -- may not do much to dent the city's red-hot economy, said Davis Fong, director of the Institute for the Study of Commercial Gaming at the University of Macau.
"If there are no further government policy measures then I'd say the gaming revenue figure would continue to grow," he told AFP.
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| 15:15:25 | 0.465 | 1,732 | S |
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tradermonster ( Date: 01-Jan-2011 12:56) Posted:
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Genting HK (HKG:0678) adds shares in Sri Lanka's Union Bank
Select Gain Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Genting Hong Kong (HKG:0678), was informed by Sri Lanka's Union Bank of Colombo Limited (Union Bank) that 4.592 million new Union Bank shares at LKR30 per share at a total subscription price of LKR137.758 million (HK$9.636 million) under the Category B Share Issue have been allotted to Select Gain out of a total of 10.267 million new Union Bank shares that have been applied by Select Gain under the Category B Share Issue, Genting Hong Kong announced. As of 30 December 2010, Select Gain was interested in an aggregate of 23.369 million shares of Union Bank, representing approximately 7.01% of the issued share capital of Union Bank as enlarged by the new-share issue. Genting Hong Kong's board of directors believes that the subscription would enable Genting Hong Kong to maintain its interest in Union Bank and to support Union Bank in expansion of business operation. |
| DAY HIGH : | 0.450 | NET CHANGE : | 0.005 | TOTAL VALUE : | 2,748,625 |
| DAY LOW : | 0.440 | LAST DONE : | 0.450 | VOLUME : | 6,156,000 |
maybe starting to travel package from SG to RWM not a bad idea ?
tradermonster ( Date: 29-Dec-2010 00:25) Posted:
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take time ....
lucky168 ( Date: 29-Dec-2010 17:48) Posted:
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if you think RWM is something like what we had in RW@Sentosa, you better think twice. I flew to RWM at Manila 2 months ago and was rather disappointed with the crowd there. Visited the place in the late afternoon on weekend, almost half the tables were closed on 1st floor, 2nd floor not opened. Amount of crowd definitely cannot be compared with Sentosa. Can make $$$, not sure though...???
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Neri: Resorts World Manila: A new entertainment center
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
RESORTS World Manila (RWM) is the very first integrated tourism destination in the Philippines. We were lucky enough to have a look-see of the entire area during the Grand Fiesta Manila 2010 festival hosted by RWM.
The huge complex conveniently located across Ninoy Aquino International Airport 3 (NAIA 3) houses three international lodging brands: Maxims Tower, an all-suite luxury hotel which is a first hereabouts and shelters the biggest gaming facility in the country; Marriott Hotel Manila, the trusted and well-known American chain which was our home during our weekend stay; and Remington Hotel, an affordable hotel for travelers on a budget, set to open towards the 3rd quarter next year.
Also in the premises is Newport City, an elegant world of food, shopping, and entertainment set along Mediterranean lines. With an enchanting indoor piazza enclosed in a glass skylight in its midst, the place has that special romantic glow. Newport City is home to Newport Mall, the Newport Cinemas and the Newport Performing Arts Theater.
The mall offers high-end shopping with its name boutiques, and an array of restos providing all kinds of food choices. As for the cinemas, they feature the latest state of the art amenities but what really dumbfounded us was the Ultra Cinema with its reclining seats (yes, as in Laz-y Boy) and its butler service (he serves drinks and popcorn). The Ultra Cinema with its 80 reclining seats can be booked for private screening/parties.
Over at the Newport Performing Arts Theater, there’s an ongoing world class entertainment, a Las Vegas-Broadway kind of show rolled into one. “Kaos” combines drama, songs, dances, acrobatics, daring stunts and all else that spells T-h-r-i-l-l! Performers include Americans, Europeans and Filipinos. And yes, the Manila Symphony Orchestra has a special participation. This is one show not to be missed.
For the Grand Fiesta Manila 2010, RWM brought together more than a hundred journalists from all over Asia to witness the festival of Philippine arts, fashion, dance and music. Charles Lim of Selrahco (consultant for Cebu Pacific, airline partner of the RWM Grand Fiesta) organized a media group from Cebu, Bacolod, Iloilo and Davao to take part in the celebration.
Highlights of our Grand Fiesta interlude were the Grand Fiesta Welcome Mardi Gras, the world-class "Kaos" show, the Earth Wind and Fire performance, and yes, the gourmet dinner prepared by celebrated HongKong chef Jacky Yu.
Most informative was the RWM presscon where we found out that the company at the forefront of the integrated tourism concept is a joint venture of Alliance Global Inc.(one of the largest conglomerates in the country - Megaworld is a susidiary) and Genting Hong Kong (formerly known as Star Cruises Limited) operating under the brand Travellers International Hotel Group Inc. RWM is one of the premium leisure brands under the Genting Group.
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Alliance Global buys into Fil-Estate Lan
MANILA, Philippines - Alliance Global Group, Inc., the listed holding firm of property tycoon Andrew L. Tan, is set to acquire 50% of Sobrepeña-led Fil-Estate Land, Inc. for P5 billion.
The buy-in is expected to fast-track the expansion of Alliance Global’s tourism projects outside Metro Manila as it aims to become the largest tourism player in the country.
“Alliance Global signed [Tuesday] an agreement with Fil-Estate Land under which Alliance Global will subscribe to five billion common shares of Fil-Estate Land for a total subscription price of P5 billion in cash,” the company told the local bourse.
“The subscription shares will be issued out of the P5-billion increase in authorized capital stock of Fil-Estate Land,” it added.
Fil-Estate Land, in a separate disclosure, said: “The shares shall entirely be issued from a planned P5-billion increase in the capital stock of Fil-Estate Land from P5 billion to P10 billion.”
Alliance Global will pay in two tranches. Full payment will be made after the Securities and Exchange Commission approves the increase in capital stock.
“We are acquiring a stake in Fil-Estate Land in line with Alliance Global’s strategy of investing in tourism projects outside of Metro Manila,” Alliance Global President Kingson U. Sian said in the disclosure.
“By forging a partnership with Fil-Estate Land, we will be able to develop more than 1,000 hectares of tourism-oriented communities in the country’s prime tourist spots such as Tagaytay, Nasugbu and Boracay,” Mr. Sian added.
Early this month, the conglomerate said it had allotted P7 billion for tourism ventures outside Manila. The company will sell as much as P6.5 billion in treasury shares to bankroll the plan.
“[The acquisition] will bolster our bid to make Alliance Global the biggest player in the Philippine tourism industry,” Mr. Sian said.
The eight-hectare Resorts World Manila complex in Pasay is the first integrated tourism development of Alliance Global under Travellers International Hotel Group, Inc., a joint venture with Genting Hong Kong Ltd., the third-largest cruise line operator in the world.
Total investment in Resorts World Manila from 2009 to 2012 had been estimated at $740 million, with $600 million for tourism development and $140 million for residential and retail projects. The plan is to open four hotels with a total 1,800 rooms catering to the budget, middle, and high-end segments.
Alliance Global also wants to develop tourism complexes at the 54-hectare old Iloilo airport and a 25-hectare property in Mactan, Cebu.
An analyst said the acquisition would benefit the publicly listed conglomerate.
“Definitely that is a good move because tourism is one of the primary industries that this government is pushing,” Astro C. del Castillo, managing director of brokerage firm First Grade Holdings, Inc., said in a phone interview yesterday.
“It will fast-track the expansion [of Alliance Global’s tourism business] by adding more land bank in its property holdings ... it also has the financial capability to put up more hotels and resorts,” Mr. del Castillo added.
Alliance Global -- whose nine-month net income rose by 63% to P5.39 billion from P3.31 billion in the same period last year -- is into property (Megaworld Corp.), liquor (Emperador Distillers, Inc.), and fastfood (Golden Arches Development Corp., the master franchise holder of McDonald’s in the Philippines).
Alliance Global expects profits to surge by 38% to P6.62 billion this year from P4.8 billion last year.
In August, Fil-Estate Land, the country’s top property developer before the 1997 Asian financial crisis, said it wanted to generate as much as P6 billion through loans and the sale of assets.
Fil-Estate Land, which is into horizontal development of residential subdivision lots; integrated residential, golf and other leisure-related properties; and vertical development of mixed-use towers, turned around to a P3.6-million profit in the October 2009 to June 2010 period.
It incurred a loss of P73 million in the same period the previous fiscal year, which ended in September.
Shares in Alliance Global jumped by P0.12 to close at P11.10 apiece yesterday while shares in Fil-Estate fell by one centavo to P0.92 each.
FEB 2011