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Look at all their projects , none in Iskandar  The areas listed are not "prime" areas. All the $$ is heading to Iskandar. ! Now, all the money made by BCB are heading to klang valley with the corporate exercise or perhaps alliance with big players. 
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« Reply #51 on: December 15, 2010, 05:16:53 PM » |
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Now, all the money made by BCB are heading to klang valley with the corporate exercise or perhaps alliance with big players.  BCB must have strong connection, etc, otherwise, they dare not start with RM500mil project in klang valley. they must be something going on. corporate exercise this and that. this consultant, that consultant. think about it.
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KLUANG: Johor-based property developer BCB Bhd will focus on building its presence in the Klang Valley property market over the next three to four years.
Group managing director Datuk Robert Tan Seng Leong said the company was confident it would be able to compete with established players in the Klang Valley.
He said BCB was in the midst of setting up a permanent office in Mont' Kiara, Kuala Lumpur to mark its commitment to become one of the major property players in the Klang Valley.
It is only natural for us to move beyond Johor and our presence in the Klang Valley will open up opportunities for us to venture into other states including Penang, Tan told StarBizWeek after the company AGM on Wednesday.
He said BCB would be launching two maiden property projects in the Klang Valley in the third and the fourth quarters of 2011.
The first project comprises three bungalows, priced from RM3mil, at Lorong Awan Jawa, Taman Yarl.
The second project is Secret Garden @ Kiara on a 2.02ha site beside Solaris Mont' Kiara, which consists of 352 condominium units in five 30-storey blocks with a gross development value of RM500mil.
Tan said the units, with built-up areas ranging from 1,400 to 4,000 sq ft would be priced at RM650 per sq ft and BCB expected the project, when completed in three years, to generate a pre-tax profit of RM100mil.
Being the new boy on the block, our selling price per sq ft is slightly lower than what the established players offer and we believe this will be our strong point to attract buyers, he said.
He said BCB had engaged building consultants and landscape architecture companies from Shanghai for Secret Garden @ Kiara and would award the construction of the project to a leading Japanese or South Korean contractor.
Tan said BCB would bank on its close relationship with property companies in China, especially from Beijing and Shanghai, in marketing the project to buyers in China as many rich Chinese were looking to buy properties in South-East Asia.
He also said BCB was actively looking for land in the Klang Valley for future development and was willing to undertake projects on joint-venture basis with land owners.
For the financial year ended June 30, BCB recorded net profit of RM2.12mil on revenue of RM91.07mil against RM3.6mil and RM93.07mil respectively the previous year
Good news for BCB's mont kiara high end condo (half a billion ringgit project in 2011).  Foreign interest in high-end KL condos set to grow By Rupa DamodaranPublished: 2010/12/17Share PDF EMAIL PRINT CURRENCY CONVERTER LARGER TYPE SMALLER TYPE TOOLS DICTIONARY : THESAURUS : FOREIGN interest in high-end condominiums in Kuala Lumpur will accelerate next year with the impact from Economic Transformation Programme's Greater Kuala Lumpur plan, property market players said. The economic crisis in the past two years had seen a dip in foreign interest leading to a 30 per cent drop in prices. "Going forward, we expect a return in buyer interest from Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia and more recently from the Middle East," said Eric Y.H. Ooi, organising chairman of the forthcoming Fourth Malaysian Property Summit at a briefing yesterday. Prices of these high-end units in the city centre, ranging from RM1 million and RM2 million, have caught up with previous peak levels. Foreign ownership to local ownership, which was at 30:70 per cent ratio, is expected to increase. "Come 2011 we will be able to see whether foreign interest will be better than the past two years or to the peak in 2007/2008 when it was 50:50 per cent ratio," Ooi said, adding that there had been drop in interest from European investors. Ooi, who is also managing director of Knight Frank Malaysia, described the Malaysian property market scene as probably one of the most attractive in the region with fewer number of ownership restrictions. Foreign investors are attracted to the higher yield from these high rise investments at 5 per cent compared to landed properties, which provide between 2 to 3 per cent yield. He said it would be interesting to see the property market scene when the second-tier Chinese investors from the mainland are allowed to purchase overseas properties. Already there has been a spike of Chinese interest in properties elsewhere in Australia and Singapore. Past president of the Association of Valuers, Property Managers, Estate Agents and Property Consultants in the Private Sector Malaysia James Wong expects the inflow of foreign buyers to increase in 2012 with the implementation of the ETP. "With the Greater KL and billions of ringgit in the MRT (mass rail transit) and LRT projects, we can expect to see an influx of expatriate population as seen during the last boom when the Petronas Twin Towers was taking shape," Wong said. He added that unlike China and Singapore, Malaysia is not expected to see property asset bubble in the foreseeable future. Wong also expects non-performing loans ratio (NPLs) to go up in the first quarter of 2011 although not at alarming rates. He attributed it to the 5 to 10 per cent easy down payment scheme to purchase properties. The Fourth Malaysian Property Summit organised by PEPS will be held at the Sime Darby Convention Centre in Kuala Lumpur on January 18. It will have an overview of the property market performance and outlook for the office market, retail market, industrial market, high end condominium and REITs. PEPS president Choy Yue Kwong said the property summit is also relevant to those who wonder whether it is the right time to sell their properties for alternative investments or right time to buy or invest or do nothing and wait for property prices to appreciate further.
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Good news for BCB's mont kiara high end condo (half a billion ringgit project in 2011).  Foreign interest in high-end KL condos set to grow By Rupa DamodaranPublished: 2010/12/17Share PDF EMAIL PRINT CURRENCY CONVERTER LARGER TYPE SMALLER TYPE TOOLS DICTIONARY : THESAURUS : FOREIGN interest in high-end condominiums in Kuala Lumpur will accelerate next year with the impact from Economic Transformation Programme's Greater Kuala Lumpur plan, property market players said. The economic crisis in the past two years had seen a dip in foreign interest leading to a 30 per cent drop in prices. "Going forward, we expect a return in buyer interest from Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia and more recently from the Middle East," said Eric Y.H. Ooi, organising chairman of the forthcoming Fourth Malaysian Property Summit at a briefing yesterday. Prices of these high-end units in the city centre, ranging from RM1 million and RM2 million, have caught up with previous peak levels. Foreign ownership to local ownership, which was at 30:70 per cent ratio, is expected to increase. "Come 2011 we will be able to see whether foreign interest will be better than the past two years or to the peak in 2007/2008 when it was 50:50 per cent ratio," Ooi said, adding that there had been drop in interest from European investors. Ooi, who is also managing director of Knight Frank Malaysia, described the Malaysian property market scene as probably one of the most attractive in the region with fewer number of ownership restrictions. Foreign investors are attracted to the higher yield from these high rise investments at 5 per cent compared to landed properties, which provide between 2 to 3 per cent yield. He said it would be interesting to see the property market scene when the second-tier Chinese investors from the mainland are allowed to purchase overseas properties. Already there has been a spike of Chinese interest in properties elsewhere in Australia and Singapore. Past president of the Association of Valuers, Property Managers, Estate Agents and Property Consultants in the Private Sector Malaysia James Wong expects the inflow of foreign buyers to increase in 2012 with the implementation of the ETP. "With the Greater KL and billions of ringgit in the MRT (mass rail transit) and LRT projects, we can expect to see an influx of expatriate population as seen during the last boom when the Petronas Twin Towers was taking shape," Wong said. He added that unlike China and Singapore, Malaysia is not expected to see property asset bubble in the foreseeable future. Wong also expects non-performing loans ratio (NPLs) to go up in the first quarter of 2011 although not at alarming rates. He attributed it to the 5 to 10 per cent easy down payment scheme to purchase properties. The Fourth Malaysian Property Summit organised by PEPS will be held at the Sime Darby Convention Centre in Kuala Lumpur on January 18. It will have an overview of the property market performance and outlook for the office market, retail market, industrial market, high end condominium and REITs. PEPS president Choy Yue Kwong said the property summit is also relevant to those who wonder whether it is the right time to sell their properties for alternative investments or right time to buy or invest or do nothing and wait for property prices to appreciate further. BCB is a hidden jewel unnoticed by investors. Once it announced its corporate exercise via EGM in Feb 2011 as per its annual report 2011, it could rocket steeply. haha. 
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« Reply #54 on: December 19, 2010, 05:17:17 PM » |
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Good news for BCB's mont kiara high end condo (half a billion ringgit project in 2011).  Foreign interest in high-end KL condos set to grow By Rupa DamodaranPublished: 2010/12/17Share PDF EMAIL PRINT CURRENCY CONVERTER LARGER TYPE SMALLER TYPE TOOLS DICTIONARY : THESAURUS : FOREIGN interest in high-end condominiums in Kuala Lumpur will accelerate next year with the impact from Economic Transformation Programme's Greater Kuala Lumpur plan, property market players said. The economic crisis in the past two years had seen a dip in foreign interest leading to a 30 per cent drop in prices. "Going forward, we expect a return in buyer interest from Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia and more recently from the Middle East," said Eric Y.H. Ooi, organising chairman of the forthcoming Fourth Malaysian Property Summit at a briefing yesterday. Prices of these high-end units in the city centre, ranging from RM1 million and RM2 million, have caught up with previous peak levels. Foreign ownership to local ownership, which was at 30:70 per cent ratio, is expected to increase. "Come 2011 we will be able to see whether foreign interest will be better than the past two years or to the peak in 2007/2008 when it was 50:50 per cent ratio," Ooi said, adding that there had been drop in interest from European investors. Ooi, who is also managing director of Knight Frank Malaysia, described the Malaysian property market scene as probably one of the most attractive in the region with fewer number of ownership restrictions. Foreign investors are attracted to the higher yield from these high rise investments at 5 per cent compared to landed properties, which provide between 2 to 3 per cent yield. He said it would be interesting to see the property market scene when the second-tier Chinese investors from the mainland are allowed to purchase overseas properties. Already there has been a spike of Chinese interest in properties elsewhere in Australia and Singapore. Past president of the Association of Valuers, Property Managers, Estate Agents and Property Consultants in the Private Sector Malaysia James Wong expects the inflow of foreign buyers to increase in 2012 with the implementation of the ETP. "With the Greater KL and billions of ringgit in the MRT (mass rail transit) and LRT projects, we can expect to see an influx of expatriate population as seen during the last boom when the Petronas Twin Towers was taking shape," Wong said. He added that unlike China and Singapore, Malaysia is not expected to see property asset bubble in the foreseeable future. Wong also expects non-performing loans ratio (NPLs) to go up in the first quarter of 2011 although not at alarming rates. He attributed it to the 5 to 10 per cent easy down payment scheme to purchase properties. The Fourth Malaysian Property Summit organised by PEPS will be held at the Sime Darby Convention Centre in Kuala Lumpur on January 18. It will have an overview of the property market performance and outlook for the office market, retail market, industrial market, high end condominium and REITs. PEPS president Choy Yue Kwong said the property summit is also relevant to those who wonder whether it is the right time to sell their properties for alternative investments or right time to buy or invest or do nothing and wait for property prices to appreciate further. BCB is a hidden jewel unnoticed by investors. Once it announced its corporate exercise via EGM in Feb 2011 as per its annual report 2010, it could rocket steeply. haha.
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« Reply #55 on: December 22, 2010, 04:33:19 PM » |
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Tuesday, 23 Nov 2010 5:21PM 1Q net profit 1.984 million (increased 388.67%)
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« Reply #58 on: December 24, 2010, 08:27:52 AM » |
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BCB Bhd is not going to move now. It will only move in next 6 years 
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Finally it came, all these mths !!.......hahaha.........good 4 u !! 
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« Reply #67 on: January 11, 2011, 09:48:32 PM » |
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BCB, rising like an eagle. closed at 56.5sen today. Expected to accelerate further toward its par value of RM1 or net asset per share of more than RM1.50. As reported in the star and quoted by its MD, about RM100million will be made from its condo project of RM500mil in mont kiara over 3 years. so, on average, rm33mil plus per year from this project alone. BCB will rocket continuously towards its par value or net asset per share before its announcement of corporate exercise in feb 2011 as reported in its annual report. yea. very nice.
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BCB, rising like an eagle. closed at 56.5sen today. Expected to accelerate further toward its par value of RM1 or net asset per share of more than RM1.50. As reported in the star and quoted by its MD, about RM100million will be made from its condo project of RM500mil in mont kiara over 3 years. so, on average, rm33mil plus per year from this project alone. BCB will rocket continuously towards its par value or net asset per share before its announcement of corporate exercise in feb 2011 as reported in its annual report. yea. very nice.
The largest shareholder may take this company private like AP Land as it was greatly undervalued. 
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who is SFG?  anyone did a background check?  what do they do? who r they? what people run the show? track record? 
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All these news would boost BCB share price further as a Johor based property company and venture into mont kiara project worth half a billion ringgit plus corporate exercise in Feb 2011 via an EGM as reported in its 2010 annual report.  RHB Research maintains Overweight on Johor property sector Written by theedgemalaysia.com KUALA LUMPUR: RHB Research believes property stocks which have high exposure to the Johor region, and high beta (>1.  such as UEM Land, Tebrau Teguh and Mulpha International, are likely to attract trading interests. “Maintain Overweight on the sector,” it said on Thursday, Jan 13. Its top picks are SP Setia (OP, FV = RM6.95), and IJM Land (OP, FV = RM3.50) for big caps; and KSL (OP, FV = RM2.78) and Mah Sing (OP, FV = RM2.50) for small-mid caps. For Johor exposure, KSL is its fundamental pick. RHB Research said the market has been attaching increasingly generous valuations to UEM Land (ULHB) and Dialog. At the current share price of ULHB of RM3.22, the market is valuing the company’s landbank in Johor at an average price of RM26-29 psf. We believe the re-pricing of the land and property values in Johor is likely to spill over to other property companies which have substantial landbank in the Johor region. Indeed, some property companies such as Suncity and SP Setia are getting keener to have (more) development in Johor by buying more landbank there, sharing the growth story of the Iskandar Development Region.
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Run!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BCB will announce capital reduction soon. this company going to bankrupt anyway 
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Run!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BCB will announce capital reduction soon. this company going to bankrupt anyway  bcb another conman counter .....  from 2.00 drop to o.480....
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BCB, rising like an eagle. closed at 56.5sen today. Expected to accelerate further toward its par value of RM1 or net asset per share of more than RM1.50. As reported in the star and quoted by its MD, about RM100million will be made from its condo project of RM500mil in mont kiara over 3 years. so, on average, rm33mil plus per year from this project alone. BCB will rocket continuously towards its par value or net asset per share before its announcement of corporate exercise in feb 2011 as reported in its annual report. yea. very nice.
More good news are coming! corporate exercise is due for announcement.  On behalf of BCB, we, Public Investment Bank Berhad (“PIVB”) wishes to announce that BCB (“Purchaser”) had, on 11 March 2011, entered into a sale and purchase agreement (“SPA”) with TPPT Sdn Bhd (“Vendor”) for the acquisition of two (2) parcels of vacant leasehold land collectively measuring approximately 151 acres held under title no. H.S (D) 69603 and H.S (D) 69604 respectively in the Mukim & District of Klang, Selangor Darul Ehsan (“Land Parcels”), for a total cash purchase consideration of RM108,000,000 (“Purchase Consideration”) (“Proposed Acquisition”). Further details on the Proposed Acquisition are set out in the attachment below. This announcement is dated 11 March 2011.
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The share price is greatly undervalued. Share buyback today. If the corporate exercise is to take the company private is even better (to be announced soon). At least at par value of RM1. BCB BCB BHD Notice of Shares Buy Back - Immediate Announcement Date of Buy Back : 11/04/2011 Description of Shares Purchased : Ordinary shares of RM1.00 each No. of Shares Purchased : 450,000 shares Minimum Price Paid For Each Share Purchased : RM 0.585 Maximum Price Paid For Each Share Purchased : RM 0.630 Total Consideration Paid : RM 275,696.15 No. of Shares Purchased Retained in Treasury : 450,000 shares No. of Shares Which Are Proposed To Be Cancelled : 0 shares Cumulative Net Outstanding Treasury Shares As At To-Date : 5,449,600 shares Adjusted Issued Capital After Cancellation : 0 Date Lodged With Registrar of Company : Lodged By : Remarks: N/A Submitted By: YEAP KOK LEONG 11/04/2011 06:29 PM
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Very interesting, share buyback, acquisition, penentration into klang valley,etc. It is on its way up, non-stop. Monday, 18 Apr 2011 6:23PM TRANSACTIONS (CHAPTER 10 OF LISTING REQUIREMENTS) Thursday, 14 Apr 2011 5:42PM 560,000 shares purhased into treasury Monday, 11 Apr 2011 6:29PM 450,000 shares purhased into treasury Friday, 11 Mar 2011 6:37PM TRANSACTIONS (CHAPTER 10 OF LISTING REQUIREMENTS
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« Reply #99 on: May 23, 2011, 10:27:53 AM » |
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Friday, 20 May 2011 5:25PM Nine-month net profit 6.003 million (increase 195.71%)
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