Unisem IPO is promising

Article Abstract:

Unisem (Malaysia), a semiconductor assembler, projects positive impression as it positions to become publicly-traded on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange in July 1998. The company, which is expected to be the IPO of the year, according to Kenanga BNP PrimeEast Research's Seow Choong Liang, will offer stock at 5.10 ringgit per share and will give investors an opportunity to be involved in one of the most prolific sectors in Malaysia. Seow predicts that Unisem will increase net profit by 37% in 1998 and 33% in 1999.

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Projects positive impression as it positions to become publicly-traded on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange in 7/98

Semiconductor Devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Organizational history, Unisem (Malaysia), Article

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Star Cruises sails ahead, but with few investors aboard

Article Abstract:

Prospects for Star Cruises appear promising, as the Malaysian cruise-ship company registered record-breaking share prices in 1999. Efforts to reduce operational costs and increase profit margins, substantially contributed to the company's bottom line, making it one of the fastest growing companies in the country. Despite such gains, however, Star Cruise has yet found a major investor to fund its future operations. Industry analysis view the event as a mere pricing issue.

Securities issued, listed, Passenger Ships, Deep Sea Passenger Transportation, Securities, Cruise lines, Passenger vessels, Shipping industry, Star Cruises PLC

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