share buybacks

Poor liquidity usually leads to depressed overall valuations, all else being equal.

If Top Glove can spend more than RM1b on buybacks, couldn’t it have spent a few million ringgit to protect Covid infected workers?

This stock offers a good entry opportunity for investors looking to capture potential upsides: RHB

Recently, HRnetGroup has gone through a few rounds of share buybacks on the open market as well. The most active buybacks were made throughout March as well as early April.

A check with the country’s largest bank by assets Malayan Banking reveals that it has no plan to scrap its dividend payouts to shareholders.

Dr Ng Chin Siau, founder and group CEO of Q&M Dental Group (Singapore), has been buying shares in the company after the dental group announced its full-year earnings in early March.

For the last few years, Raffles Medical has given a lot of attention to its expansion into China and is likely to continue to do so.

This is also the first time in more than two years that Lim has increased his stake. According to the company’s filings, Lim’s last purchase of 445,000 shares at 24 cents each was made on Dec 4, 2017.

APAC Realty which runs the ERA franchise here, bought 10,000 shares at 38 cents each. On March 16, he bought another 50,000 shares at 36 cents each. Chua now owns 80,000 shares, or 0.02% of the company.

SINGAPORE (Mar 13): Hong Pian Tee, an independent director of Yanlord Land Group, nearly doubled the number of shares he held in the China-based developer, which is now trading at near its 52-week-low.