(05-07-2014, 06:14 PM)lanoitar Wrote:(05-07-2014, 05:33 PM)Sincerity Wrote:(05-07-2014, 05:26 PM)opmi Wrote: All I know about this company is that they sold their JB property assets near Woodlands checkpoint to related parties. That's a few years back. Just when Iskandar is getting hot.
yap . to Berjaya corp and Berjaya corp having 26% stake in Atlan, parent of duty free international.
This transaction is fishy:
1. It's revealed that DFI made a pre-payment rental of RM86.2m for the property they sold for RM325. That's 26.5% of the purchase price, and doesn't look like ordinary commercial term to me.
2. There's a receivable of RM80m (chargeable at 6% interest) relating to this sale. Coupled with the rental pre-payment, shareholders essentially finance 51% of Berjaya's purchase price, of which 26.5% is interest-free.
3. According to the S&P agreement, the RM80m receivable is supposed to be paid up by 15 Mar 2014. To date, Berjaya has only paid RM30m (+ interest). DFI extended the payment due date for the remaining RM50m to 15 Jul 2014.
Thanks for your info.
The pre payment of 86.2M is to cover the rental of Berjaya waterfront for Zon's duty free business in Berjaya waterfront for 25 years if I am not wrong. 86.2M divided by 25 years means around 3.4M ringgit rental every year, which too me is quite reasonable.
Anyway Berjaya corp under Vincent Tan is a well know company in Msia, there is no risk of it defaulting on the remaining payment due soon. I would say the risk is high if the other party is some china company instead of Berjaya. I would very much appreciate if you can let me know the source of your information for the 15 July payment date?. Thanks very much.
Upon receiving this amount, they may give another special dividend or start another round of aggressive share buyback if the cash received. Till this date, there is no profit warning that Vincent Tan's Berjaya is defaulting on the 50M. so should be all right.
Vincent Tan maybe eyeing Duty Free business as he acquire 26% in Atlan, parent of duty free international. Atlan announced a placement exercise recently meaning more shares will be issued, and I hope Vincent Tan may start acquiring the extra shares to launch a take over bid.
The following news report says he will upgrade duty free building.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/20...lang-Laut/
Quote:
Tan said Berjaya Group would also refurbish and revamp the duty-free area which housed the Berjaya Waterfront Hotel and Duty-Free Shopping Complex.
Tan said Berjaya Group aimed to change the area into a family-orientated zone, adding that the group also had other projects in the pipeline for Johor.
Catalyst for this stock:
1) Upgrade to mainboard as stated in their press release upon listing after RTO.
2) Venturing into asia pacific areas duty free business
3) Aggressive share buyback upon receiving the remaining cash from Berjaya
4) Good dividends.
5) Kular Lumpar Airport 2 beauty product and perfume concessions won recently after Shilla Duty Free of korea withdrew
6) Vincent Tan of Berjaya having 26% stake in Atlan, duty free parent may take over duty free business/.