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smartrader     02-Sep-2010 20:54  
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http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/VwAttachments/Att_CADB0746F31D4A754825779200404244/$file/Asiatic-20100902-ann-RenPowPur-Agm.pdf?openelement
 
 
smartrader     16-Aug-2010 20:50  
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ADDITIONAL INVESTMENTS IN SUBSIDIARIES

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Further to the announcement released by the Company on 6 October 2009, the Board of Directors of Asiatic

Group (Holdings) Limited (the “

further increased its investment in its wholly-owned subsidiary incorporated in Singapore, Colben Energy

(Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (“

paid-up ordinary shares (the “

paid-up capital of CESPL is increased from S$1.00 comprising 10 fully paid-up ordinary shares to S$5.0 million

comprising 50 million fully paid-up ordinary shares. The Additional Investment was satisfied by way of cash

and is to ensure that CESPL is appropriately capitalised for its operations and projects.

Following the Additional Investment, CESPL had in turn on 16 August 2010, through its wholly-owned

subsidiary incorporated in the British Virgin Islands, Colben Energy Holdings (Vietnam) Ltd (“

successfully subscribed for and been allotted 2,129,760 ordinary shares having a par value VND10,000 each in

its 51%-owned subsidiary, Colben Energy (Vietnam) Joint Stock Company (“

VND21,297,600,000 (approximately USD1.2M) (the “

of cash

CEVJSC was established to undertake the 44MW hydroelectric power plants project in Vietnam as announced

previously on 13 July 2009, in conjunction with two highly established groups – Vietnam Infrastructure

Development and Finance Investment JSC (“

(“

unchanged in the proportion of 51% : 30% : 19%.

The proceeds from the Subscription are to finance the current development of the power plants that is

progressing on schedule. The Company expects the construction of Phase 1 – the Coc San Hydroelectric Plant

(“

agreement with state-owned utility, Electricity of Vietnam (“

The cost of the 44MW hydroelectric power plants remains at approximately US$62 million in total. The

Subscription forms part of the Company’s proposed investment stake of US$6.3 million in the entire project

currently.

The Additional Investment and the Subscription have been funded from internal resources and are not expected

to have any material impact on the earnings per share and net tangible assets of the Company for the current

financial year. None of the substantial shareholders and/or directors of the Company has any interest, direct or

indirect, in the Additional Investment and the Subscription, other than through their respective shareholdings in

the Company.Company”) wishes to announce that the Company had on 16 August 2010CESPL”) with an additional amount of S$4,999,999.00 comprising 49,999,990 fullyAdditional Investment”). Following the Additional Investment, the issued andCEHV”),CEVJSC”) for a consideration ofSubscription”) . The Subscription was satisfied by wayVIDIFI”) and HVD Construction and Investment Consultants JSCHVD”). Following the Subscription, the shareholding interests of each of CEHV, VIDIFI and HVD remainCSHP”) – to begin before the end of 2010, after details of the connection agreement and power purchaseEVN”) are concluded.

By Order of the Board

Tan Boon Kheng

Managing Director

 
 
teeth53     04-Aug-2010 09:03  
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XD today

DIVIDEND
Ex.Date: 4 Aug 2010
SGD 0.0025 ONE-TIER TAX
 

 
teeth53     22-Jul-2010 23:06  
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NOTICE OF BOOK CLOSURE DATE FOR DIVIDEND

DIVIDEND
Ex.Date: 4 Aug 2010
SGD 0.0025 ONE-TIER TAX
 
 
terencefok     22-Jul-2010 23:01  
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Nope. But anyway, I did my own research about power plants. The cambodian ones are actually having the best output capacity, as long as have oil, 24/7 can generate electricity. Hydropower is dependent on the water currents, which will not be equally strong 24/7. Bio mass will use palm oil fruit bunches to generate electricity through combustion. Wonder how much are carbon credits worth.
 
 
smartrader     22-Jul-2010 22:05  
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thanks for update. did they brief on the progress of the biomass and vietnam construction  - % of completion ?
 

 
terencefok     22-Jul-2010 17:23  
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Bought some a couple of days back at 0.12. Went to their AGM. As usual, meeting proceeded with no questions from shareholders. MD is optimistic of upcoming projects. Nice black sauce carrot cake.
 
 
smartrader     08-Jun-2010 21:20  
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yes.. bought liao
 
 
TuaPekGong9413     08-Jun-2010 10:11  
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any1 keen to accumulate this counter at .125 now? looks pretty attractive
 
 
smartrader     28-Apr-2010 23:13  
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SADIF Analytics releases new summary due diligence report for Asiatic Group (Holdings) Limited SADIF-Investment Analytics has applied its StockMarks™ stock-rating system to Asiatic Group (Holdings) Limited and produced a report, rating the company's attractiveness to long-term investors FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PR Log (Press Release) – Apr 22, 2010 – Ilhavo, Portugal – SADIF Investment Analytics, announces a new summary due diligence report covering Asiatic Group (Holdings) Limited (5CR). The report uses SADIF's powerful StockMarks™ stock rating system and contains important analysis for any current or potential Asiatic Group (Holdings) Limited investor. Report Summary: Asiatic Group (Holdings) Limited is an above average quality company with a neutral outlook. Asiatic Group (Holdings) Limited has strong business growth and is run by efficient management. When compared to its closest peer, Kian Ho Bearings Ltd, Asiatic Group (Holdings) Limited shows less overvaluation and is equally likely to outperform the market
 

 
smartrader     07-Apr-2010 21:02  
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Price Trades Volume Sold to Buyer Mid Bought from Seller
0.165 2 1,047,000 238,000 0 809,000
0.170 28 2,560,000 796,000 0 1,764,000
0.175 39 2,372,000 1,015,000 0 1,357,000
0.180 1 100,000 0 0 100,000
TOTAL 70 6,079,000 2,049,000 0 4,030,000
   

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Weighted Avg Price :  0.1713                       Avg Trade Size :  86,842.857                                    Spread/Price Ratio :  0.0303
 
 
smartrader     21-Mar-2010 10:25  
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CDM Registration of the Chu Linh – Coc San Hydro-electric Project

 

 
Facts and Figures
Client Sector Energy Supply
Type Hydroelectric Project
Capacity 41 MW
Period 2009 - ongonig
Energy Output 179,000 MWh per annum
Location Loa Cai Province, Vietnam
Carbon Credits 105,000 CERs per annum

Transaction services for trading carbon units

 

This project involves the CDM registration of the 41 MW Chu Linh – Coc San Hydro-electric Project in Loa Cai Province, Vietnam.  Tasks being undertaken include the preparation of a Project Concept Note and Project Design Document, facilitation of host country approval, engagement and management of a Designated Operational Entity for validation and verification, and commercialisation of CERs generated

 
 
smartrader     13-Mar-2010 10:01  
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Green energy...

Chu Linh – Coc San Hydropower Project


The Chu Linh – Coc San Hydropower Project is located on the Dum river, a secondary tributary of the Hong river (red river), in the Lao Cai Province of Vietnam. It was a two-cascade hydropower development project consisting of Chu Linh cascade and Coc San cascade.

The Dum river is a tributary on the right bank of the Thao river located in the Lao Cai Province of North Vietnam. The Sa Pa region is to the North side of the Phan Xi Pang mountain range, with highest peak at EL.2233.5m. Thao river runs in Southwest direction and joins the Hong river in Lao Cai city. The Dum river basin upstream of the convergence has an area of 153km2
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Chu Linh cascade and Coc San cascade are both diversion type hydropower stations with total installed capacity of 11MW and 33MW respectively. The water source project of the upstream Chu Linh cascade is the Sa Pa water retaining dam which renders the Sa Pa reservoir with a total storage capacity of 157.1×103m3 and a normal pool level (NPL) of 1242m. The water catchment area upstream of Sa Pa dam is 27.2km2, and the mean annual flow 1.48m3/s. The water source project of the downstream Coc San cascade is the Mong Sen water retaining dam which renders the Mong Sen reservoir with a total storage capacity of 506.2×103m3 and a normal pool level (NPL) of 702m. The water catchment area upstream of Mong Sen dam is 99.6km2, and the mean annual flow 4.6m3/s.

Each of both cascades mainly consist of water retaining dam, water intake, water diversion tunnel, penstock, powerhouse and substation.

The Energy Consultant & Development Co., Ltd. (ECD) of Vietnam completed Feasibility Study Report of Chu Linh-Coc San Hydropower Project in December of 2007 and submitted to the People’s Committee of Lao Cao province for approval.
In October of 2007, at the invitation of the Colben System Pte Ltd. of Singapore, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research (IWHR) undertaking the engineering design work for the Chu Linh-Coc San Hydropower Project.

The major results of the engineering design include the following contents:

(1) Chu Linh Hydropower Project
The water catchment area upstream of the Sa Pa water retaining dam is 27.2km2; and the mean annual flow at the dam site 1.48 m3/s; mean annual runoff 47×106 m3; design flood discharge of once in 100 years 338 m3/s; check flood discharge of once in 500 years 483 m3/s; normal pool level (NPL) of reservoir 1242m; reservoir storage capacity 89.3×103m3; water diversion route 6.76km long consisting of 5.86km-long tunnel and 0.88km-long open penstock; installed capacity of power station 2×55MW; annual utilization hours 3652h; mean annual energy output 33.05×106 kW.h; total construction period 35 months.

 (2) Coc San Hydropower Project
The water catchment area upstream of the Mong Sen water retaining dam is 99.6km2; and the mean annual flow at the dam site 4.61 m3/s; mean annual runoff 461×106 m3; design flood discharge of once in 100 years 1264 m3/s; check flood discharge of once in 500 years 1540 m3/s; NPL of reservoir 702m; reservoir storage capacity 281.5×103m3; water diversion route 6.0km long consisting of 4.48km-long tunnel and 1.11km-long open penstock; installed capacity of power station 3×11MW; annual utilization hours 3945h; mean annual energy output 126.71×106 kW.h; total construction period 35 months.
 
 
smartrader     13-Mar-2010 07:31  
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Date Open High Low Close Volume
12/03/10 0.1600 0.1650 0.1600 0.1600 503,000
11/03/10 0.1600 0.1600 0.1550 0.1550 1,598,000
10/03/10 0.1650 0.1650 0.1600 0.1600 448,000
09/03/10 0.1650 0.1650 0.1600 0.1600 462,000
08/03/10 0.1650 0.1650 0.1600 0.1650 1,499,000
05/03/10 0.1650 0.1650 0.1650 0.1650 940,000
04/03/10 0.1650 0.1700 0.1650 0.1650 1,855,000
03/03/10 0.1650 0.1650 0.1650 0.1650 810,000
02/03/10 0.1650 0.1700 0.1600 0.1650 4,759,000
01/03/10 0.1750 0.1750 0.1650 0.1650 2,873,000
http://www.findata.co.nz/Markets/StockQuote/SGX/5CR.htm

Still healthy volume and support at 16-16.5
 
 
teeth53     10-Mar-2010 22:23  
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Not vested, (for short term investor only)

Just sharing my thot. BBs not trading for now, know of some, doing it the week before CNY.

I think buying interest is indeed waning/drifting, especially for this last 3 days.

Day High: 0.165 Net Change: 0.000 Total Value: 72,995
 Day Low: 0.160 Last Done: 0.160 Volume: 448,000
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Time Last Volume Bid/Ask
16:57:59 0.160 100,000 B
16:47:46 0.165 10,000 A
16:47:12 0.165 37,000 A
16:28:11 0.165 20,000 A
16:27:55 0.165 1,000 A
16:25:02 0.165 50,000 A
16:08:55 0.165 5,000 A
16:06:37 0.165 50,000 X
16:05:46 0.160 50,000 X
15:25:23 0.160 35,000 B
15:11:29 0.165 30,000 A
14:57:02 0.165 30,000 A
14:54:38 0.165 30,000 A



skyboy69      ( Date: 02-Mar-2010 15:59) Posted:



I think the absence of buyers will see prx drifting,

Buying interest has waned.

 

 
terencefok     10-Mar-2010 21:33  
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gone back to sleep?
 
 
terencefok     09-Mar-2010 00:03  
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In my opinion, its good to consolidate a little, focus on Asiatic Fire and Colben. Sometimes, like this easier to manage. Fepro is a little different from Asiatic Fire in terms of business though its same industry. As for Colben, can continue its expansion.
 
 
smartrader     08-Mar-2010 21:50  
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Terence, disposal of Fepro is also a good move ? Extraordinary revenue of S$217,527.62 as part of the full settlement of debt own to Asiatic Fire.
 
 
smartrader     03-Mar-2010 21:29  
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Q 200lots at 16 cts but cannot get today. Contra yesterday 100lots at 16.5 cts - make coffee money..
 
 
teeth53     03-Mar-2010 20:16  
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In deed, low volume (Cat A, bot by buyers - 360 lots against Cat B, sold by sellers - 450 lots)

Day High: 0.165 Net Change: 0.000 Total Value: 133,650
 Day Low: 0.165 Last Done: 0.165 Volume: 810,000
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Time Last Volume Bid/Ask
16:16:46 0.165 50,000 A
16:05:45 0.165 50,000 A
15:57:22 0.165 60,000 A
14:31:06 0.165 100,000 A
14:05:46 0.165 100,000 A
12:24:55 0.165 40,000 B
11:36:56 0.165 60,000 B
11:34:55 0.165 50,000 B
11:17:38 0.165 300,000 B



skyboy69      ( Date: 02-Mar-2010 15:59) Posted:



I think the absence of buyers will see prx drifting,

Buying interest has waned.

 
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