I did manage to find his name in some annual reports for some companies for its ownership.
LTKM Berhad Annual Report 2006 |
LTKM Berhad Annual Report 2009 |
First one is the current hot stock, LTKM Berhad. His name first appeared in the LTKM Berhard annual report of FY2006 with close to 1.5 million shares holding.
His ownership increased to 1.74 million shares with around 4.23% shareholdings as at June 2009.
He sold off the shares between June 2009 and June 2010 as his name disappeared in the FY2010 annual report.
Historical price of LTKM in June 2006 and June 2009 were RM1.1x and RM1.1x. Not much price changes. However, the share price thereafter increased to RM1.5x before June 2010. Guess he sold off during that period of time.
Latitude Annual Report 2005 |
Latitude Annual Report 2009 |
On and off, he sold off and purchased back the shares in open market. His name last seen in the FY2009 annual report with 1.3 million shares with 2.4% ownership.
The share price of Latitude at Nov 2005 and Oct 2009 were RM1.2x and RM0.7. In between the share price dropped to RM0.5x in 2008
He sold off his shares after that Oct 2009 and the highest share price was at RM1.7x in Mar 2010. Guess he made a handsome profit too.
And his greatest investment is below
Cahya Mata Sarawak Annual Report 2000 |
Cahya Mata Sarawak Annual Report 2013 |
I looked through the shareholding list from AR2000 onwards. He kept on adding his ownership in this company every year until 16.48 million shares (4.84%) latest as shown in the FY2013 annual report. I guess he still owning until today.
He purchased this company almost every year since 2000 until current ownership of 4.84% where I think he stopped adding it because it almost reach the threshold of 5%
He is indeed a living example of a very long term investor. Holding a share in more than a decade is no joke especially investing this amount of money in a political related company.
The current market capitalization of his ownership in Cahya Mata Sarawak is 4.84% x 4.61b = RM223 million which is multiple times of the whole ABRIC's market capital. Hahaha
So, I guess he has no intention to acquire ABRIC group from the existing owner as I think he is more to investing rather than doing business.
Well, if he can push up the price and I can ride along the wave. It does no harm to me since the net cash per share of ABRIC is around RM0.54 too :)
Hi Yap,
ReplyDeleteHow you can get abric net cash is 0.54? My figure is RM1.14573. Mind to share?
Hi Global Investor,
DeleteI wrote about the calculation in my earlier post. Below is the link.
http://ctyap.blogspot.sg/2015/03/abric-emergence-force-of-pui-cheng-wui.html
You can take a look