
GDEX 0078
PREV | CLOSE | CHANGE | HIGH | CLOSE |
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0.380 | 0.380 | - | 0.385 | 0.375 |
VOLUME | BUY VOL | BUY | SELL | SELL VOL |
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20,227 | 404 | 0.380 | 0.385 | 7,019 |
52 Weeks Range : 0.115 - 0.545
PREV | CLOSE | CHANGE | HIGH | CLOSE |
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0.380 | 0.380 | - | 0.385 | 0.375 |
VOLUME | BUY VOL | BUY | SELL | SELL VOL |
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20,227 | 404 | 0.380 | 0.385 | 7,019 |
The Edge –
Total logistics solution provider Tasco Bhd was on the lookout for a partner in the last-mile logistics market and found it in GD Express Carrier Bhd. On Dec 8, Tasco and GDEX had entered into a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) to lay the groundwork for more comprehensive cooperation ahead. Under the MoU, Tasco will be given priority to leverage GDEX’s last-mile fulfilment capabilities, while GDEX can tap Tasco’s international logistics network as well as its local cold supply chain infrastructure and convenience retail logistics network.
The Star –
GD Express Carrier is among the stocks which could see trading interest following their corporate announcements, TA Securities Research said on Thursday. GD Express is expanding its warehouses, distribution centres and transportation fleet to cater to the increase in order volumes following to the booming of Malaysia’s e-commerce market.
The Edge –
GD Express Carrier Bhd’s (GDEX) share price rose more than 8% in Bursa Malaysia morning trades today after the company said yesterday its wholly-owned subsidiary GD Express Sdn Bhd (GDSB) had received approval from the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (MIDA) for a second round of tax incentive to carry out integrated logistics services (ILS) activities. Yesterday, GDEX said in a Bursa filing that with the ILS tax incentive, GDSB via pioneer status, will be eligible for income tax exemption of up to 70% on statutory income for each year of assessment for a period of five years.
The Star –
Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd is targeting to double the current number of freighter flights at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) in the next 10 years following the commencement of operations of the new e-fulfilment hub, Cainiao Aeropolis eWTP Hub, Malaysia. Existing airline partners at KLIA will enjoy new business yield while we create a synergistic partnership with local industry players, for example, Pos Aviation, MABKargo and GTR (Ground Team Red) to integrate the existing facility within the Cainiao Aeropolis eHub, Malaysia while the final mile delivery for the fulfilment of the goods will be operated by GDex, Pos Laju, J&T Express and others
The Edge –
Courier service companies emerged as the most actively traded stocks this morning today as investors tuned positive on the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commissions’s move to freeze all new courier service licences for two years. GD Express Carrier Bhd rose as much as five sen or 13.33% to 42.5 sen in the morning trade. At 10.32am, it had pared some gains at 41 sen, still up 3.5 sen or 9.33%. The counter saw 92.86 million shares change hands, making it at the second top actively traded stock so far today.
The Star –
GD Express Carrier Bhd rose over 2.6% in early trade Thursday after the company proposed bonus issue of one-for-eight warrants. GDex has proposed to issue up to 705.17 million free warrants C on the basis of one warrant for every eight shares held. GDex said the majority of the board agreed the free warrants were an opportune time to appreciate and reward shareholders during this challenging year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
BURSA MALAYSIA –
Group revenue for the current quarter under review increased 18.5% compared to the immediate preceding quarter, mainly contributed by Netco, the Vietnam subsidiary company. Increased demand of courier service as most of the non-essential customers resumed its business operation and also most on-line purchases during this quarter, as well as certain cost caution and control measurement taken by the Group to minimize the operation costs during the EMCO and RMCO period.
BURSA MALAYSIA –
Group revenue for the current quarter was RM88.2 million, increased 1.0% as compared to RM87.4 million in the preceding quarter, mainly contributed by newly acquired Vietnam subsidiary company. Decline in Group performance mainly due to most of the B2B non-essential customers’ business operation being affected by the MCO and the disruption of the supply chain at the ports and the airports as well as the impact of MFRS 16 Leases assessment and adjustments.
BURSA MALAYSIA –
Group revenue was RM87.39 million for the current quarter as compared to RM83.04 miliion in the preceding quarter, mainly due to increase in demand for e-commerce business. Profit before tax for the Group was RM7.64 million in the current quarter as compared to profit before tax of RM6.65 million in the preceding quarter, mainly due to share of profit in an associated company.
Investing Malaysia –
Average investing volume for GD Express Carrier Bhd in the past three months in stock market was 1979.9k lots
Investing Malaysia –
GDEX gets a score of 12.09 in our equity and assets quality test based on current share price of RM0.24
Investing Malaysia –
GD Express Carrier Bhd gets a score of 19.95 in our stability test after the balance sheet, money statement study
Investing Malaysia –
Stock code of 0078 in Bursa Malaysia declared adjusted 1.11% dividend yield in past few years
Investing Malaysia –
GDEX is estimated to have a profit consensus of 28.1 millions, with an adjusted market capitalization of 1301.05 millions