
GOOD PROFIT
FINTEC 0150 Share Price
RM0.11 RM0.06
52 Weeks Range : 0.03 - 0.19
The Edge –
Fintec Global Bhd’s rubber glove unit has tasked Pasukhas Group Bhd to build a rubber glove factory in Perak for RM58.87 million. Pasukhas said its wholly-owned subsidiary Pasukhas Sdn Bhd received a letter of award from Fintec Glove Sdn Bhd to design, build and deliver a turnkey glove manufacturing factory in Kinta district. The 10,000 sq metre factory that will house up to 14 glove dipping lines will be used to manufacture medical-grade nitrile gloves.
The Edge –
PKF Malaysia has voluntarily resigned as the external auditor of Fintec Global Bhd, citing “resources constraint”. Fintec said it received a notice in writing dated Dec 21 from PKF, with the auditor’s term of office to end 21 days after the date. Otherwise, the group said its board is not aware of any other matters that need to be brought to the attention of Fintec’s shareholders.
The Star –
Fintec Global Bhd has received applications for 1.79 billion rights shares, surpassing the 1.43 billion units available for subscription under its corporate exercise. In an announcement to Bursa Malaysia on Friday, it said this represented an over-subscription rate of 24.99%. Fintec will raise about RM114mil from this corporate exercise, where about RM65mil will be used to construct a factory in Chemor, Perak for its glove business venture. Fintec also holds strategic stakes in several public listed companies including Vsolar Group Bhd and Focus Dynamics Bhd.
The Edge –
Fintec Global Bhd’s (Fintec) wholly-owned subsidiary, Fintec Glove Sdn Bhd is collaborating with AE Multi Industries Sdn Bhd and its partner, Ripcol Engineering Sdn Bhd, to construct 14 glove dipping lines. In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, Fintec said the construction of the 14 glove double former dipping lines on 1.86 hectare land in Chemor’s industrial site – with a projected gross development value (GDV) of RM160 million – is expected to start this month, while production is to commence in June 2021. The manufacturing capacity is projected to exceed 3.3 billion pieces of medical gloves, equivalent to 32,000 pieces per hour
The Edge –
Penny stocks have dominated the top active stocks in recent months. Interestingly, many of them are related via cross shareholdings. Fintec Global’s wholly-owned subsidiary Asiabio Capital Sdn Bhd has a 28.29% equity stake in AT Systematization – the most traded counter last week – which accounted for slightly over 16% of the total trading volume of all shares on Bursa Malaysia over the period.
The Star –
There are several groupings of companies on Bursa Malaysia with cross holdings and common shareholders. These companies also tend to have have common directors. When one of the companies gets into trouble, the other companies also come under heavy selling pressure. Fintec Global, for instance, owns several listed companies directly and indirectly through listed and unlisted entities. Some directors in Fintec Global also sit on board of other companies such as XOX Bhd, PDZ Holdings Bhd and Anzo Holdings Bhd.
The Edge –
There was a selldown in penny stocks yesterday – a number of which are companies that have either proposed or completed rights issues, private placements or employee share option schemes (ESOS) recently – with Bursa Malaysia seeing a total 216 counters priced below 50 sen apiece recording declines against 65 gainers. Penny stocks that were among the top 20 decliners is Fintec Global Bhd (down 15%)
The Star –
Fintec Global is planning a rights issue with free warrants – on a five rights issue with four free warrants for every five existing Fintec shares held – to raise funds to venture into the manufacturing of medical grade nitrile gloves with the initial setting up of a factory with 12 glove-dipping lines, which will cost RM81.9mil.
The Edge –
Investors continued to favour small-cap stocks, with the FBM Small Cap Index up 1% and the FBM ACE Index up 2.05%. Small-cap counters continued to dominate the top active list, led by Fintec Global Bhd, XOX Bhd and Nova MSC Bhd.
The Edge –
On Aug 10, Fintech Global, through AsiaBio Capital Sdn Bhd, acquired 31.54 million shares, or a 21.55% stake, in the fresh and frozen food wholesaler from Wide Symbol Sdn Bhd via a direct business transaction. Fintech Global Bhd also emerged as Saudee Group Bhd single-largest shareholder.
BURSA MALAYSIA –
Profit before taxation ended 31 March 2020 was RM54.03 million, a decrease of RM22.46 million or 29.4% as compared to a profit before tax of RM76.49 million in the preceding quarter. The decrease in profit before taxation was mainly due to the decrease in fair value gain in the Group’s marketable securities.
Investing Malaysia –
Average investing volume for Fintec Global Bhd in the past three months in stock market was 13331.2k lots
Investing Malaysia –
FINTEC gets a score of 38.33 in our equity and assets quality test based on current share price of RM0.04
Investing Malaysia –
Fintec Global Bhd gets a score of 22.05 in our stability test after the balance sheet, money statement study
Investing Malaysia –
Stock code of 0150 in Bursa Malaysia did not propose any dividend for the past few years
Investing Malaysia –
FINTEC is estimated to have a profit consensus of 5 millions, with an adjusted market capitalization of 47.52 millions