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the only bastard share trending lower n lower with but0h PP awaiting .so many shares kena goreng nowdays.all dah mati ke.one by one kena margin call or just lose confidence in this lanca0 stock . full of conmen laundering money
cow dung shit company.still selling down to 4cents.bringing in fuc*ing idi0ts.quarter sure to longkang this week.who is the the Bapu* ceo.not brave to show face or even do any announcement.using company to launder money.
really fucjed up company.price going to crash down. macc going after daim money. quarter going to be bad as usual despite better tourism. and lastly price is being pushed down for cheaper PP.
but*h and para buto* LANCA* operator.hope u all die in a shi* hole or kena langgar lori till your baB* faces not able to recognise. fuc*ing cheap operators.macam no money at all.PP also just for 11mil.what happen to billions by the godfather.may be the som is just hopeless and know to spend
this bu*oh sure will goreng and drop to 3cents for the fuc*ing new chin* director to buy PP at cheap price.then after a while consolidate.then PP again.lanc*u pu*imAK the management.typical fintec* bab* style
price will be stuck at 0.045 cause PP will be at 4cents based on rm11.5m for 283mil shares.so they wont push for another few months till PP is completed.so stuck as usual in this hopeless bastar* oldman stock.
*Avillion Bhd (KL:AVI)*, 21.8%-owned by Datuk Dani Abdul Daim, son of the late Tun Daim Zainuddin, plans to raise RM11.5 million through a private placement of 283 million new shares to refurbish one of its main hotels, Avillion Port Dickson. This plan requires shareholders’ approval. After the new share placement, Dani’s stake will drop to 17.5%. It will also seek shareholders’ approval to reallocate RM3 million from its last private placement in 2021
originally meant for hotel upgrades and an eco-tourism park in Avillion Admiral Cove — for working capital and loan repayment purposes. In 2021, it raised RM22.7 million through a private placement at 12 sen per share. Its total bank borrowings currently stand at RM76.5 million. — Avillion, owned by late Daim’s son, plans RM11.5m placement to upgrade Port Dickson hotel
