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(Post 1 of 877) 04/04/2000.14:32:00 |
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Thai Village Holdings gets approval to list on SESDAQ Thai Village Holdings Pte Ltd said it has received an in-principle approval from the Singapore Exchange to list on SESDAQ. Thai Village operates a chain of specialty restaurants in Singapore and China. In a statement, the company said it also provides restaurant management services and culinary expertise to a restaurant which holds the license for the use of the name "Thai Village" in Surabaya in Indonesia. Thai Village also has its own sharks' fin processing plant which meets 50 pct of requirements at its Singapore operations. The company has a cooperative joint venture with Shanghai International Trade and Services Co Ltd, a subsidiary of the Shanghai Foreign Trade and Economic Corp, to operate its Shanghai outlet. Thai Village posted pretax profit of 3.6 mln sgd in the year to September 1999 on turnover of 21.7 mln sgd. Overseas Union Bank Ltd has been appointed the manager, underwriter and placement agent for the IPO. |
| (Post 2 of 877) 04/18/2000.00:46:00 |
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Maybe they should be offering shareholders perks such as discount on eating at their restaurants. This would definitely help the share price. Investors would be more keen to support their eating habits. |
| (Post 3 of 877) 04/18/2000.15:38:00 |
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Thai Village launches IPO of 23 mln new shares at 0.20 sgd each SINGAPORE (AFX-ASIA) - Restaurant operator Thai Village Holdings Ltd said it has launched an initial public offering of 23.0 mln new shares at 0.20 sgd each. Of the total, 4.6 mln shares will be offered to the public while 18.40 mln shares comprise the placement tranche, which includes 3.0 mln shares reserved for employees and business associates. The IPO represents 16.0 pct of Thai Village's enlarged share capital. Of the 3.70 mln sgd net proceeds, 1.0 mln sgd will be used to set up new restaurants in China. The remaining balance will be used as working capital, it said. The IPO, underwritten by Overseas Union Bank Ltd, closes on April 26. Trading is expected to commence on April 28. |
| (Post 4 of 877) 04/18/2000.17:24:00 |
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Goler, by the same reasoning, wouldn't the rest of the listed retail store like CK Tang etc had to offer some shareholder's perks?? Just wondering, does any listed companies gave such perks?? |
| (Post 5 of 877) 04/25/2000.15:31:00 |
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Dear Lonewolf, In the UK for example, many companies give investors perks. e.g. Associated British Foods - At AGM, shareholders who turn up in person get food hampers. Debenhams - Shareholders get extra discount at the retail shops. One property developer even gives 500 pounds discount on properties. There is a book published in the UK on Shareholders Perks. We should lobby for Thai Village to do something different from the rest of the Singapore market. |
| (Post 6 of 877) 04/25/2000.21:28:00 |
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If you recommend Hor Kew...Avoid...another $ losing IPO from OUB. Target 14 ct. |
| (Post 7 of 877) 04/27/2000.06:13:00 |
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Thai Village IPO subscribed about 11 times SINGAPORE (AFX-ASIA) - Thai Village Holdings Ltd said its IPO has been subscribed about 11 times. In a statement, the company said it received 3,801 applictions representing an aggregate of 50.259 mln shares for the 4.6 mln shares set aside for the public. The placement tranche of 18.4 mln shares had been fully taken up, it said. |
| (Post 8 of 877) 04/28/2000.21:25:00 |
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This stock is worth buying because the amount of share issue is very small (23Million) and it is only 20 cents per share. This means that a small syndicate can easily cornered the share. You only have to fork out $4.6 million to take the whole issue.today's vol. is 13 million and the buying has been slow and steady. Watch the trend of the past new issues, they only start to move one week after the Ipo. eg. Parkway Lab. and airocean.If the sentiment continue to improve I think it is due for a big move next week. |
| (Post 9 of 877) 05/01/2000.23:19:00 |
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Any one has any idea how Thai Village will fare tomorrow? Any target price? |
| (Post 10 of 877) 05/05/2000.14:36:00 |
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THAI VILLAGE is a potential buy at current price of0.23.Accummulation of this stock was very substantial.IPO total vol 23m.Easily manipulated and cornered.After forced sell on weak holders today,the counter will rally and gather momentum to bridge the 0.30 target.Enjoy more sharkfins and SABAI! SABAI!. |
| (Post 11 of 877) 05/11/2000.08:59:00 |
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Eaglewings, With the dark clouds of raising interest rate in US over the market, I doubt the counter could reach 30 cent target so easily. Perhaps, holding back is a better move, otherwise may end up not eating the shark fins but only bean spouts! |
| (Post 12 of 877) 05/16/2000.10:26:00 |
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Updown: Thanks for the exchange of notes on THAIVILLAGE.After my recommendation at 0.23,this counter invariably performed and hit north to reach a high of 0.27 with heavy volume.ThaiVillage commands substantial patronage by Singaporeans and oversea residents.Henceforth,THIS stock is very promising and worth to buy.Target of 0.30 is within reach."KHIN KHOW sharkfins"!.Regards!. |
| (Post 13 of 877) 06/10/2000.02:55:00 |
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Hi EagleWings! Any more comments on this stock at this point?? Hold, buy or sell? |
| (Post 14 of 877) 06/14/2000.19:08:00 |
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Thai Village wins licence to set up China food processing factory SINGAPORE (AFX-ASIA) - Thai Village Holdings Ltd said it has obtained a business licence from the Dalian Municipal Commission of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade to set up a processing plant in Dalian, China. The plant, for processing non-processed dried sharksfin, is expected to begin operations by the last quarter of 2000. |
| (Post 15 of 877) 06/15/2000.01:23:00 |
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BUSINESS LICENCE FOR PROCESSING PLANT IN DALIAN PRC The Board of Directors of Thai Village Holdings Ltd ("the Company") is pleased to announce, further to its Prospectus dated 17 April 2000, that the Company has on 9 June 2000 obtained the business licence from the Dalian Municipal Commission of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade for the setting up of its processing plant in Dalian, PRC. The plant, which is for processing non-processed dried sharksfin, is expected to begin operations by the last quarter of 2000. Submitted by Elaine Beh Pur-Lin, Company Secretary on 14/06/2000 to the SGX |
| (Post 16 of 877) 06/21/2000.22:52:00 |
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Time to buy Thai Village. Timestamp 21/6/200 @0.19. Target? Enough to eat a few bowls of sharkfins B-) No vested interest |
| (Post 17 of 877) 06/22/2000.21:31:00 |
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TA on ThaiVillage, After languishing and bottoming in May, Thai village charts are again on the upswing. As mentioned yesterday, I loaded up 80 lots @0.19 and the charts are showing a upswing to 0.21. This counter is ignored by a lot of people because it seem so 'small'. The MACD chart is showing a crossover, signalling a possible upswing. The stocahstic chart has rise and broke throught the 30% level approaching 40%. Typically, when it crosses 50% line, there will be a surge in price. RSI is pointing up. Upside potential is 0.2 (short term 1 week) and then 0.22, 0.25 giving a upside target of 5.26%, 15.8% and 31.6%. The downside potential is 0.18 which is 5.26%. Given the fundamental high earning, reduction in cost of goods (just got new processing permit) and that there is a lot of sharks left in the ocean B-) and that the cost of each lot is cheap...well. Have vested interest and still loading up. Timestamp 22/6/00 price @0.195 up 2.63% |
| (Post 18 of 877) 06/23/2000.04:21:00 |
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OPENING OF NEW THAI VILLAGE SHARKSFIN RESTAURANT IN KUNMING PRC The Board of Directors of Thai Village Holdings Ltd (the "Company") is pleased to announce that further to the disclosure on page 33 of the Company's Prospectus dated 17 April 2000, the Company has officially opened a new restaurant in Kunming, PRC on Thursday, 22 June 2000. The business licence to operate the restaurant has been obtained. Submitted by Elaine Beh Pur-Lin, Company Secretary on 22/06/2000 to the SGX |
| (Post 19 of 877) 06/24/2000.12:59:00 |
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And now I have a biz that own 5 restaurants, 3 in Singapore and 2 in PRC. At the same time, I save 15 to 30% of my cost of goods because I have processing plants both in Singapore and PRC. The one in PRC have excess capacity that I can supply to other restaurants which one day I will buy over. In the mean time, the biz will continue to expand it's restaurant chain and open more each year. With the price @0.19 and low side at 0.18, recommend buy and hold 2 years ++ Have vested interest |
| (Post 20 of 877) 06/24/2000.14:39:00 |
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Hi mudman... I bought this counter at 25cents... In your opinion, should I buy at current price levels to average down??? Or should I wait it out???? |
| (Post 21 of 877) 06/24/2000.18:56:00 |
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Opps, my mistake. I visited www.thaivillage.com.sg and found out that I now own a biz that have 5 restaurant in Singapore, 1 in Indoensia and 2 in PRC. Plus 2 processing plants in PRC. I'll double check the fundamentals again when I receive the company report from them. Looking at Philips Securities IPO research again, the NTA have been increasing at about 2x per year. 2.84, 4.74 and 5.40 for 97,98,99. With new restaurant up, I guess the cashhoard will go up. Silverspoon, You must have sold it to the directors who unloaded at 0.27 and 0.25 around April/May period B-) But have no fear. Nobody wants this counter and that's where you will earn the most next few years. |
| (Post 22 of 877) 12/08/2000.01:41:06 |
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At $.19 a share, mkt cap $27.7m, Thai Village does not come cheap. 5 restaurants & 2 processing plants can be easily set up for less than half the mkt price. The rest is good-will. PE may looks cheap provided the mtg can keep the profit in coming years. But restaurant & food business is high competitive, food preference changes fast, many uncertainities like key staff (chefs come and go), low cost of set-up (Any Ah Beng can open one if he has the cooking skills). Many restaurants once had long waiting queque are now empty. Where is Mayflower & Chao Pha-ya? Cheers |
| (Post 23 of 877) 06/25/2000.14:45:00 |
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Mudman..can you explain why then, if a counter is not very popular or well-known, they are often chosen for long term investments??? |
| (Post 24 of 877) 06/26/2000.00:31:00 |
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Well, I am reading Peter Lynch "One up on wall street" and the explaination is as follows:. Business can be divided into 6 categories such as 1) Slow growers 2) Stalwarts (Thai Village) 3) Fast growers 4) cyclicals 5) asset plays 6) turnarounds Many analyst wil recommend buys on the hottest stock and prices would go up and out of reality and then the price crash. Unless you are a trader who is very good at catching the top and selling there, chances are that people who buys get kill (eg STATS which I bought at S$10+ and cut lost at $9.40 before it crashed to now) or Venture, or etc. So, for long term investors, they have to seek out stable and safe investment that are boring, but is a cash generator. The more boring the company, the least the other broker house will anlayse it and that gives long term investor a lot of time to accumulate as much as possible. By the time the others started to recommend it, the price would have spiked. For Thai Village, how many weddings/dinners have I gone to and do they serve sharkfins? Normally I eat enought sharkfins B-) I looked at Thai Village profit margins and it is 7.32, 15.32, 13.26, 14.33, 16.63 from 95, 96, 97 ,98 ,99 respectively. Total assets, shardholders funds, after tax profits have been increasing while liability is decreasing. With a ROE of 40%, if I invest @0.19 now, in 5 years time, I can at least see 1.02 if the margin remains the same. That's a 437% potential increase. Adding to that, since the biz don't pay dividends and the management would most probably increase the number of restaurants and processing plants, I have a potential cash generating biz here B-) That's the simple FA I have done on the biz, and I'll research more when the company sent me more stuff. But with downside at 0.18, I'll buy and hold as many as I can afford B-) |
| (Post 25 of 877) 06/26/2000.00:37:00 |
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Total assets is now 10.895 million vs 3.85m (ie biz have 7.045 millions if it cash in today). and I guess sharkfin, other food, restaurants, processing plants, goodwill (Thai Village name), cooks and etc are easily convertable to equivlant cash. If tough time comes which I think Singapore/China is not, then at least I can cash out fast too without incuring hugh losses. |
| (Post 26 of 877) 06/26/2000.01:12:00 |
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mudman, mind if i ask how much vested stake you have.. I know some stories about.... only sharkfin. Not restaurants.. pure sharkfins!! I may share but it's quite sharkfin's (inside) market information, also same for birdnest. It may changes one's view depending where the source is from..China is not a traditional source... ask any wellknown HKG restaurants, they will attest to it. regards |
| (Post 27 of 877) 06/27/2000.05:36:00 |
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Thai Village H1 to March net profit 1.474 mln sgd vs 1.066 SINGAPORE (AFX-ASIA) - Thai Village Holdings Ltd six months to March results: Net profit - 1.474 mln sgd vs 1.066 mln Pre-tax profit - 2.074 mln sgd vs 1.450 mln Sales - 12.225 mln sgd vs 9.949 mln EPS - 1.20 cents vs 0.87 Div - nil, unchanged In a statement, Thai Village said sales of its Singapore restaurants rose 13 pct year-on-year. Its outlet in Shanghai, China booked sales of 1.1 mln sgd since it began operations in February until March. Thai Village closed up 0.01 at 0.20 sgd on 1.3 mln shares. mbe/gc AFN CZO20-26Jun00 10:30 GMT AFX ; ASIA ; |
| (Post 28 of 877) 06/27/2000.23:50:00 |
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Timestamp 27/6/2000 @0.205 up 7.8% from 0.19. Have vested interest 80 lots @0.19 target new baseline at 0.22 |
| (Post 29 of 877) 06/29/2000.18:37:00 |
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Sold 70 lots of my Sharkfin at 0.195 to 0.205. Collecting at 0.19 again. The counter will rebound and head towards the baseline @0.22. Shark power |
| (Post 30 of 877) 06/29/2000.19:07:00 |
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mudman...how long do u think it will take to rebound to 22cents??? The market...cia lat lah.... give them bad news..market go dwn,...give gd news...also go dwn...one day...for no rhyme or reason go 800-900...I also not surprise... silver... |
| (Post 31 of 877) 06/29/2000.19:09:00 |
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mudman, just got to see your vested interest and your sold off.. Me heard sharkfin has 3 kinds: original, mixed and processed... let's revisit the sharkfin subject when you reinvested again...thanks for sharing anyway. |
| (Post 32 of 877) 06/29/2000.19:29:00 |
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Web, I didn't bother to replied your earlier query because my vested interest was in my message about 9 messages back from your posting. I initiated the interest because I SAW the great opportunity here and I scooped low. Spoon, Don't know (if I know I would catch all the sharks in the ocean and make sharkfin prices go up B-) But my charts show that the first base was at 0.18, then previously at 0.19 and next it will be 0.22. ThaiVillage has a very good business system going here and they are in the early stage of their growth. Smart management don't pay dividends but reinvest in business to earn more for their investor. When ThaiVillage becomes like Macdonals in PRC, it will be too late to buy the shares then B-) But mind everyone, I am talking about 5 years investment plan at least. Of course once in a while, I will be selling to take profits when I see the TA B-) |
| (Post 33 of 877) 06/30/2000.16:18:00 |
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sob sob....all those wasted sharkfins B-( I could have listen to myself and queue at 0.215 but noooo, I have to let it go at 5% less... Oh well.. |
| (Post 34 of 877) 07/04/2000.17:03:00 |
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Stop eating shark's fins. Sharks are endangered species. Go to the zoo and make the pledge to stop eating shark's fins. Support the Singapore Shark Conservation Campaign. |
| (Post 35 of 877) 07/04/2000.18:28:00 |
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Sharks have been known to attack human beings in some parts of the world. When they attack us, they dun even think two hoots abt our existance! Besides, its true, they did eat us for food, we also eat sharks for food what?! We must pay money to eat their fins but the sharks eat us for free ok! And I think human-beings are more of a delicacy to sharks than they are to us! So I say.... why not we cultivate sharks for food??? I mean rear them like poultry and stuff like that?~! ThaiVillage!!! ARE YOU LISTENING?! aha! Tonite we shall go ThaiVillage at Seaview Hotel.... hehehe |
| (Post 36 of 877) 07/06/2000.16:36:00 |
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Sharks do not eat human beings for food. The movies protray sharks as man-eating monster which is misleading. See Discovery and National Geographic for more information. Meantime, go to the zoo to learn more about sharks (now on display). People hunt down sharks for their fins by first attacking their offsprings and use them to attack the mother shark. If it is possible, do not eat shark's fin. |
| (Post 37 of 877) 07/07/2000.01:55:00 |
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In history, sharks have been known to attack man... though man is not their staple diet... once in a while a human happens to agitate a hngry shark. Normally they just pass us by and leave us alone. But once they have attacked a human being and consumed him, they will then develop an appetite for him... like the others that were caught and found with human bones in their bellies... even a head was found in one of them.... |
| (Post 38 of 877) 07/07/2000.07:40:00 |
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Bullberryhill, thanks for speaking up for our animal friends. However we should stop eating shark's fin not because sharks are endangered species, but because the sharks and all life forms want to live and don't want to suffer or in pain. How can the sharks surf the waves and sail the seven seas if their fins are chopped off and thrown back into the sea by fishermen? Do we like it if our arms are chopped off and asked to go back to living. How can we surf the net without arms? So refraining from eating shark's fin is a start. |
| (Post 39 of 877) 07/07/2000.20:31:00 |
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TA - ThaiVillage charts look mildly bearish. Notice the two peaks forming the double top formation at 0.22? That's the top resistance which caused a lot of people to start contra selling the shares downward. I see the next support level at 0.19 where I will be collecting my sharkfins again. There was a recommendation from CNA about Ho Bee and ThaiVillage. Yes, in the medium to long term, this counter will be giving you a great big bowl of sharkfins (or cash). But in the short term, collect lower. No vested interest |
| (Post 40 of 877) 07/07/2000.21:21:00 |
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Have a read on how sharks are treated. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_817000/817766.stm |
| (Post 41 of 877) 07/07/2000.21:47:00 |
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Dear all shark lovers. We could all buy up 51% of ThaiVillage and then stop them from serving shark fins in the restaurant. Or we could stop biz from making consumer products as they will break down, be burried in dumps and cannot be recycle for years to come. Or we could stop coca cola as they deplete aluminium and create more plastic bottles than Pesi. I always have a dream that when I can a trillionaire, I would solve many of earth's problem. Like buying up the whole amazon forrest and relocate refugees and hire them as rangers there. Move all the animals there and save endangered species. The only hope I see is that earth people finally realise their folly. Gang up and develop space technolgy so that we can exploit other planets (without inhabitants of course). Hence earth will remain stable as we colonise the world. But that will only happen if we can develop technology to do so and in the mean time, we still have to go to chinese wedding dinners and D&D where shark fins is still being serve. Sharks and cockroaches are the meanest, toughest species on this planet and if WWIII comes out and everyone else is gone, be sure that these two creatures will be left on the soil to chew on our bones. |
| (Post 42 of 877) 07/07/2000.22:02:00 |
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Imitation shark fin should be served. It tastes as good because the taste come from the ingredients used in the soup. Shark fin is tasteless. But restaurants will not down sell their dish unless the public and govt cry out loud. So let order fish maw soup which is much more tasty and cheaper. Long live the SHARKS! Cheers. |
| (Post 43 of 877) 07/08/2000.01:12:00 |
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Nina, great that you have provided the link. Thanks for the read. Trader128, Long live the sharks, Long live the animals too. All beings in this world want to be happy and do not want to suffer. Cheers.  |
| (Post 44 of 877) 07/08/2000.01:30:00 |
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Enough of all these craps. This is a forum for shares and a place for you place to eat your 'shark fin' |
| (Post 45 of 877) 07/09/2000.00:11:00 |
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NO NO NOn ono no no no no!!!! We have the right to eat shark's fins... the way those pple kill sharks by slicing off the fins and leaving them to rot in the sea is very cruel... that fact is agreed upon.... we could stop such wastage though, the sharks can be used for other purposes like their oils and meat... their teeth for decoration purposes and medicinal puposes as well.... hey .... y nobody protest against chicken-slaughtering... Aiyah...actually I feel that its very cruel lah... those sharks must be suffering... well since they are endangered...maybe they could come up with a shark farm.... but kill them in a way that prevents wastage... and humanely lah!!! |
| (Post 46 of 877) 07/09/2000.22:54:00 |
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At least sharks are not being bred like chickens and ducks (remember MATRIX the show?), or prawns or lamb or cow or ...... I think polution will kill off the shark population faster than catching them and making them into soup ingredients. How about stopping Singapore governement from dumping those waste via a high tech tube right out to the deep open sea (where the sharks are). To stop polution or waste, humans have to stop eating, which stop packaging, cooking, untensils, tables, raw materials, logistic, transport, oil, refinery, machinery etc etc up the chain. ONE sure way of stop people from eating sharkfins. Make them lose their fortunes so that they have no more money to go to the restaurants. |
| (Post 47 of 877) 07/09/2000.23:11:00 |
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Mudman, are you feeling concerned about all these talks on sharkfin-eating?? if mad-cow, napah virus, bird flu etc wudnt stop ppl from eating the common fowl and animals, sharkfin will still find its way on the wedding dinner, businessman's treats for a long time. some day the shark breeding farm will become reality if more concern raised, but meanwhile, concern on sharkfin only give us good reason, to believe why it's becoming an even higher margin delicacy for selected restaurant.... till Singapore government stops it. I am not sure there is a pipe out there though, but the next wedding dinner we attend, I bet sharkfin will still be served, fortunately or not. just my 2 cents comment from investment point of view |
| (Post 48 of 877) 07/20/2000.23:51:00 |
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THAI VILLAGE !!!!! TASTY FOOD !!!! BUY B4 TOO LATE ... DOW UP AND UP !!!! ELECTION COMING !!!! LOOKOUT: Based on today's trading, I strongly believe that syndicates have accumulated sufficient shares from those being force-sold and have fully absorbed. Think that it will head north in coming sessions. |
| (Post 49 of 877) 07/25/2000.02:13:00 |
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RENTAL AGREEMENT FOR SECOND RESTAURANT OUTLET IN SHANGHAI The Board of Directors of Thai Village Holdings Ltd (the "Company") is pleased to announce that Thai Village Overseas Ventures Pte Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company) had on 6 July 2000 entered into a rental agreement with Sunshine Hotel, Shanghai (the "Rental Agreement"), to lease new premises for the purpose of operating a second restaurant outlet in Shanghai (the "Lease"). The term of the Lease is for a period of 6 years commencing 4 months from the date of the Rental Agreement. The new restaurant outlet is located within the Mariott Hotel at 2266 Hong Qiao Road, Shanghai, PRC and occupies a total floor area of 2,700 square meters with a seating capacity for about 500 customers. The new restaurant outlet is currently undergoing renovations and is expected to be operational in December 2000. This transaction is not expected to have any material effect on the earnings per share and net tangible assets per share of the Company for the current financial year. None of the directors nor substantial shareholders of the Company has any direct or indirect interest in this transaction. Submitted by LEE TONG SOON, MANAGING DIRECTOR on 24/07/2000 to the SGX |
| (Post 50 of 877) 09/12/2000.03:24:51 |
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BUSINESS LICENCE FOR NEW SUBSIDARY IN SHENYANG, PRC
The Board of Directors of the Company is pleased to announce that the Company's subsidiary, Thai Village Overseas Ventures Pte Ltd ("TVOV"), has on 15 August 2000 obtained the relevant business licence from the State Administration for Industry and Commerce of the People's Republic of China ("PRC") for the setting up of Thai Village Sharksfin Restaurant (Shenyang) Co., Ltd ("Thai Village Shenyang") in Shenyang, PRC. Thai Village Shenyang is set up as a wholly owned foreign enterprise, which is wholly owned by TVOV. The Group will through Thai Village Shenyang operate a restaurant in Shenyang, PRC. Like the Group's existing restaurants in Shanghai, and Kunming, PRC, it is intended that the new restaurant in Shenyang will be modelled after the Group's existing chain of restaurants in Singapore in terms of the variety and quality of cuisine. The new restaurant in Shenyang has a built-in area of 1780 square meters and seating capacity for 350 customers, and is expected to be operational by November 2000. The subject matter of this announcement is not expected to have any material effect on the earnings per share and net tangible assets per share of the Company for the current financial year. None of the directors nor substantial shareholders of the Company has any direct or indirect interest in the subject matter of this announcement. Submitted by LEE TONG SOON, DIRECTOR on 11/09/2000 to the SGX |
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