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- The JKH Deal Has No Impact On JKH Retail Trading -

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Chanuque

Chanuque
Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

The deal between the EPF and a MY fund manager, does not affect to JKH retail trading as it is still in the negative territory .. Bizarre phenomenon .. ? ? ?
Indeed, the deal is done @ LKR 194 and gone; the rest is disposing due to the current climax ..



Last edited by Chanuque on Fri Mar 16, 2012 10:19 am; edited 1 time in total

Gaja


Associate Director - Equity Analytics
Associate Director - Equity Analytics

Chanuque wrote:The deal between the EPF and a MY fund manager, does not affect to JKH retail trading as it is still in the negative territory .. Bizarre phenomenon .. ? ? ?

but the retail price is already move from 160 to 195 with in 3 months i feel!

sapumal


Vice President - Equity Analytics
Vice President - Equity Analytics

Are you sure deal is over ?
Wait until the big deal is over

sriranga

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Mar 16, 2012 (LBO) - Malaysia's Khazanah Nasional Berhad, a sovereign wealth fund has bought an 8.8 percent stake in Sri Lanka's John Keells Holdings in a deal valued at over 14 billion rupees (114 million US dollars), officials said.

Khazanah had bought 74 million shares at 194 with Sri Lanka's Employee's Provident Fund, a state-managed fund of private sector workers' retirement money, among key sellers.

"It is a very positive signal for John Keells and it adds to our very stable long term shareholder base," JKH deputy chairman Ajit Gunewardene said.

Sharhan Muhseen, director investment banking of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which arranged the purchase, was in Sri Lanka to wrap up the deal, sources said.

The EPF sold 71 million shares at 194 rupees, bringing a capital gain to the fund, Kalyani Gunatilleke, superintendent of the Employees provident fund said.

"It has shown the confidence foreign investors have in the economy," she said.

"It has brought liquidity to the stock exchange and boosted transactions. It has brought foreign exchange into the country."

Central Bank governor Nivard Cabraal said the deal was part of the several into equity and bond markets that will help stabilize a currency peg. The rupee opened stronger Friday below 124 to the US dollar, from a close of 125.00/25 a day earlier.

"We have seen some fairly strong inflows and that trend seems to be continuing," he said.

"All these will stabilize the currency as we have consistently maintained."

Khazannah Nasional manages over 36 billion US dollars in assets and owns parts of Telekom Malaysia, Axiata and other state enterprises in Malaysia, as well as overseas investments.

John Keells Holdings has interests in ports and shipping, leisure, financial services, commodity broking and food processing.

Its leisure interests include hotels in the Maldives. JKH had assets of 119 billion rupees by end 2011.

The group posted profits of 5.6 billion rupees in the nine months to 2011 unchanged from a year earlier giving earnings of 6.70 per share.
http://lbo.lk/fullstory.php?nid=909575518

http://sharemarket-srilanka.blogspot.co.uk/

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sriranga wrote:Mar 16, 2012 (LBO) - Malaysia's Khazanah Nasional Berhad, a sovereign wealth fund has bought an 8.8 percent stake in Sri Lanka's John Keells Holdings in a deal valued at over 14 billion rupees (114 million US dollars), officials said.

Khazanah had bought 74 million shares at 194 with Sri Lanka's Employee's Provident Fund, a state-managed fund of private sector workers' retirement money, among key sellers.

"It is a very positive signal for John Keells and it adds to our very stable long term shareholder base," JKH deputy chairman Ajit Gunewardene said.

Sharhan Muhseen, director investment banking of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which arranged the purchase, was in Sri Lanka to wrap up the deal, sources said.

The EPF sold 71 million shares at 194 rupees, bringing a capital gain to the fund, Kalyani Gunatilleke, superintendent of the Employees provident fund said.

"It has shown the confidence foreign investors have in the economy," she said.

"It has brought liquidity to the stock exchange and boosted transactions. It has brought foreign exchange into the country."

Central Bank governor Nivard Cabraal said the deal was part of the several into equity and bond markets that will help stabilize a currency peg. The rupee opened stronger Friday below 124 to the US dollar, from a close of 125.00/25 a day earlier.

"We have seen some fairly strong inflows and that trend seems to be continuing," he said.

"All these will stabilize the currency as we have consistently maintained."

Khazannah Nasional manages over 36 billion US dollars in assets and owns parts of Telekom Malaysia, Axiata and other state enterprises in Malaysia, as well as overseas investments.

John Keells Holdings has interests in ports and shipping, leisure, financial services, commodity broking and food processing.

Its leisure interests include hotels in the Maldives. JKH had assets of 119 billion rupees by end 2011.

The group posted profits of 5.6 billion rupees in the nine months to 2011 unchanged from a year earlier giving earnings of 6.70 per share.
http://lbo.lk/fullstory.php?nid=909575518

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