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Monday, 4 April 2011

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Felda Global plans sweet IPO

The IPO of wholly-owned Malayan Sugar Manufacturing may raise more than RM1 billion, sources say. This could also make it one of the biggest IPOs for the year.

KUALA LUMPUR: Felda Global Ventures Holdings Sdn Bhd, the commercial arm of the Federal Land Development Authority, plans to list some of its businesses starting with its sugar operations this year.

The initial public offering (IPO) of wholly-owned Malayan Sugar Manufacturing (MSM) may raise more than RM1 billion, sources said. This could also make it one of the biggest IPOs for the year.

"Felda Global plans to list five companies and it is already in talks with a few investment banks," said one source.

Bankers expect CIMB and Maybank Investment Bank to be in the running to arrange these IPOs.

The IPOs will help Felda Global to fund its expansion. Although its financial numbers could not be obtained, the figures for its unit, Felda Holdings Bhd, give an idea of the group's immense size.

Felda Holdings' pre-tax profits have more than doubled to RM804.3 million in 2009 from 2005 while revenue has jumped by almost two-thirds to RM11.8 billion in the same period, according to its website.

Felda Global is the world's biggest plantation group by land, producing mainly palm oil, followed by rubber and cocoa. It is also the country's biggest palm oil refiner and controls some 70 per cent of Malaysia's sugar market.

Although Felda Global's oil palm operations cover some 850,000 hectares (ha) of land, it only manages them for the settlers and the Felda Authority.

It now wants to expand by buying land abroad in countries like Indonesia and probably as far as Africa, where oil palm trees originally came from.

Sources said Felda Global now has a five-year plan and is even thinking about the next 50 years. Its most immediate concern is to improve productivity in its current operations and subsequently, raise funds for further expansion.

Felda Global bought MSM from Robert Kuok's PPB Group Bhd in 2009 for RM1.2 billion cash. It also bought half of Kilang Gula Felda Perlis Sdn Bhd for RM26 million and some 6,000ha of land in Chuping in Perlis for RM45 million.

For MSM, its IPO will help it grow its upstream business and eventually, its downstream business abroad. In Malaysia, the price of sugar is subsidised, which means it needs to look into other markets to grow.

Sugar is priced at RM2.40 per kg versus RM3.50 in Indonesia, RM3.80 in Singapore and RM2.80 in Thailand

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EFOI, NHPR, - PennyOmega.com Friday Morning Stocks To W - Friday, April 01, 2011 : Stock Picks on StockReads.com

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EFOI Stock Newsletters : Stock Picks on StockReads.com

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Killer Strategy (95% win rate; $66.22 profit for every - Sunday, April 03, 2011 : Stock Picks on StockReads.com

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Follow-Through Signals New Market Uptrend - Investors.com

A follow-through day is a special message from the market.

It's saying, "Go ahead and buy great stocks that are breaking out of proper bases. The broader trend is again your friend."

Not every follow-through leads to a successful uptrend. But research shows that every successful major uptrend over the past 100 years was preceded by a follow-through — no exceptions.

Taking action when a follow-through takes place will dramatically improve the timing of your entry into the market after a significant correction has ended. The Big Picture column tracks follow-through days for you.

What is a follow-through day? It's a big advance by at least one of the major indexes — the Nasdaq, the NYSE composite or the S&P 500 — in higher volume than that seen in the prior session.

Such strength indicates that institutions are loading up on stocks.

How big must the follow-through be? A 1% gain used to be sufficient. But due to higher volatility in recent years, the required gain is now much higher.

Volume on the follow-through need not be above average. It simply must increase from the previous day. But the follow-through day must appear on Day 4 or later of an attempted rally. Many of the best follow-throughs have popped up from Day 4 to Day 7, although there's nothing to say that a Day 15 signal wouldn't work.

In practically all cases, anything sooner than Day 4 of an attempted rally would not be a valid follow-through.

Any one-day gain by any broad-market average after logging a recent low would qualify as Day 1. Volume is not a consideration.

Let's look at a classic follow-through the Nasdaq logged on Sept. 1. The index had sunk 17% from its April 26 top when it bottomed on Aug. 27 1.

Note that the market had been even lower during that correction. It had fallen to 2061.14 on July 1, then rebounded 2.

The NYSE composite and the S&P 500 followed through on July 7, but the Nasdaq's volume was lighter that day 3. The market's rally didn't last long.

The Nasdaq's Sept. 1 follow-through 4 appeared as the index surged 3% in a modest increase in volume from the prior day. Since then, dozens of leaders have produced big gains.

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