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东邪

Changes in Sub. S-hldr's Int. (29B)

Particulars of Shareholder 36 Name : Employees Provident Fund Board NRIC/Passport No./Company No. : EPT ACT 1991 Nationality/Country of Incorporation : Malaysia Address: Tingkat 19 Bangunan KWSP Jalan Raja Laut 50350 Kuala Lumpur Descriptions (Class and Nominal Value): Ordinary Shares of RM1.00 each Name and Address of Registered Holder: As above Details of Changes Date of Notice : 31/01/2008 Transactions: No. Date Transaction Type No of Shares Price (RM) 1. 30/01/2008 Acquired 117,300 - 2. 31/01/2008 Disposed 97,700 - Circumstances by reason of which change has occurred: Purchase of shares managed by Portfolio Manager and Sales of equity Nature of Interest: Direct Consideration: No of Shares Held After Changes: Direct : 96,388,000 shares (9.0500%) Indirect/Deemed Interest : 0 shares (0.0000%) Total : 96,388,000 shares Remarks: fsc Submitted By: J. C. Lim

11/02/2008   05:13 PM

东邪

2445

Listed Companies' Crop January 2008

Listed Companies' Crop January 2008 We submit below the crop figures for the month of January 2008 :- You are advised to read the entire contents of the announcement or attachment. To read the entire contents of the announcement or attachment, please access the Bursa website at http://www.bursamalaysia.com .

12/02/2008   01:54 PM

东邪

2445

Schedule for Release of 1st Quarter Results

Schedule for Release of 1st Quarter Results We wish to advise that the 1st Quarter Results (October to December 2007) of the KLK Group is scheduled for release on Wednesday, 20 February 2008 evening.

12/02/2008   01:55 PM

东邪

General Announcement

Reference No KL-080204-46101

Company Name	:	KUALA LUMPUR KEPONG BERHAD
Stock Name	:	KLK
Date Announced	:	12/02/2008

Type	:	Announcement
Subject	:	Listed Companies' Crop January 2008
Contents	:	We submit below the crop figures for the month of January 2008 :-
Announcement Details : 2007 Oct Nov Dec Fresh Fruit Bunches (mt) 243,640 268,326 236,121 Crude Palm Oil (mt) 50,732 55,320 47,187 Palm Kernel (mt) 11,670 12,974 11,224 Rubber (kg) 1,791,940 2,007,377 1,804,750 2008 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Fresh Fruit Bunches (mt) 236,922 Crude Palm Oil (mt) 48,752 Palm Kernel (mt) 11,601 Rubber (kg) 2,247,157

publicpang

今天谁敢买KLK.........请进来

cocoloco

我要先买KNM和GENTING钱不多不可分散，KLK还会更底现在不是时候。

publicpang

我现在先专打一只股.....希望致死而后生.........

cocoloco

什么股？？？介绍一下

publicpang

今天在20大里面的........

cocoloco

很难猜的！！！！！

cocoloco

我其实没什么喜欢他用那么多钱买LPF四亿多买这样的公司真不应该。

Mr.Business

新闻。

24-03-2008: KLK gives itself another 4 years with Crabtree & Evelyn
by Sharon Tan

IPOH: Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd (KLK) has given itself another four years to grow its retailing arm — Crabtree & Evelyn. Within the period, the plantation company would either list or add value and divest the retailing arm.

Its chairman and chief executive officer, Datuk Seri Lee Oi Hian, said there has not been much progress with the retail arm since its purchase 10 years ago.

“What we have learnt is to operate an international lifestyle retail business. But we recognise that plantation and retailing are very different businesses,” said Lee.

In its effort to revitalise its international lifestyle chain stores and turn it around, the company installed a new management team headed by Beth Pritchard, the former chairman and CEO of Bath & Body Works at Evelyn and Crabtree.

Pritchard along with Mike Stromberg, the former executive vice-president of Bath & Body Works have been charged with the responsibility of expanding the business.

“They are to grow the business and eventually seek a listing or possible divestment to a strategic buyer. But that’s only after building up the business,” said Lee in an interview with The Edge last week.

Lee said the company bought the Crabtree & Evelyn chain a decade ago as it was keen to go into the global business.

“It was a global brand available at a very affordable price of US$65 million. It was hard to buy a global business for that price,” he said.

Crabtree & Evelyn is the manufacturer and retailer of high-end personal care products, toiletries, home fragrance products and fine foods. It has 480 stores worldwide with its headquarters in Connecticut, USA.

The retailing arm contributed RM14.35 million in profits to the group in 2007 after posting losses for two consecutive years.

On its property arm, Lee said that its operations are small but consistently profitable.

“We have developed 250 acres in Sungai Buloh and have another 1,000 acres converted which we will start development this year,” he said, adding it would be developed into a township.

KLK has a total land bank of 6,000 acres, mainly in Sungai Buloh.

Asked if the plantation-based company has plans to list its property arm, Lee said: “Our immediate focus is to make the contributions bigger first. We are always evaluating. The possibility (to list) is there.”

Lee said its property division contributes about RM20 million per annum which is not a significant figure but hopes to increase the amount.

KLK’s property division developed the Sierramas project with Kumpulan Sierramas (M) Sdn Bhd in Sungai Buloh.

It is developing Desa Coalfields off Sungai Buloh and would be developing a township of mixed residential, comprising terrace houses, semi-detached and detached bungalows, and commercial development across the road from Desa Coalfields.

http://www.theedgedaily.com/cms/ ... a-158f1fa0-a744999b

Mr.Business

新闻。

24-03-2008: KLK to double plantation landbank
by Lim Shie-Lynn & Sharon Tan

IPOH: Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd (KLK) is looking at Indonesia as it plans to double its plantation landbank from the existing 154,704ha to 300,000ha.

KLK chairman Datuk Lee Oi Hian said the potential for increasing its existing plantation land is clearly there but the company has not set a time frame to achieve the number.

“While we cannot say for sure when we would be able to achieve our 300,000ha target, certainly the sooner we achieve this the better it would be for the company,” he said in an interview last week.

Lee said as KLK was already present in that country, it was only logical for the company to steer its landbank expansion plans within Indonesia. To date, KLK has some 98,792ha of planted and non-planted land there. The bulk of that is located mainly in Sumatra and Kalimantan, according to its latest annual report.

Asked whether its expansion plans would be completed in three years, Lee said while it is possible to secure the plantation land, it definitely is not possible to see the total planted area grow so quickly.

Apart from the 98,792ha of planted land, KLK also has cleared some 50,000ha of land to be planted and hopes to complete the exercise within the next four years.

Part of its landbank expansion plans would include taking control of Ladang Perbadanan Fima (LPF).

KLK, via its subsidiary Ablington Holdings Sdn Bhd, has an existing 15.4% or 17.6 million shares in LPF. It has in principle accepted an offer to purchase an additional 31.6% or 36.5 million shares in LPF from Glamour Green Sdn Bhd (GGSB) at an offer price of RM4.20 a share, or RM153.3 million.

Once the deal materialises, KLK’s shareholding in LPF would increase to 47.3%, triggering a mandatory general offer for the rest of the shares in LPF. At RM4.20 a share, KLK would be paying a premium of 11% to LPF’s closing price of RM3.74 last Friday.

“The offer price may be at a premium and although we have the option of selling our stake in LPF, we see huge potential in the company. In the long run, with CPO prices going up we would be able to recover our costs in LPF fairly quick,” Lee said.

LPF’s plantation estates totalling 8,171.3ha are located in Perak. According to LPF’s annual report, it has three estates with a net book value of some RM46 million as at July 1993. This means that the estates have not been revalued since then.
Asked when the KLK-GGSB deal would come to fruition, Lee said: “This would be resolved very soon.”

On March 4, KLK had announced to Bursa Malaysia that it had accepted GGSB’s offer to sell its stake in LPF and said the acceptance was subject to the execution of a definitive settlement agreement.

This development could signal the end of a tussle between KLK and GGSB for LPF which has been ongoing since 2004. Ambank (M) Bhd as the financier is also caught in between.

The boardroom tussle began when KLK, with its 15.4% stake, announced it had purchased a further 31.9% in LPF, triggering an MGO at RM2.85. It was supposed to acquire the block from AmBank.

GGSB had pledged the 31.9% with AmBank but defaulted on the loan by a mere four days, causing the financial institution to offer the shares to KLK.

However, GGSB filed an injunction disputing the validity of the sale as it was concluded in a mere four days after the default on loan payment. Following a series of suits, the KLK-AmBank transaction was deemed null and void, hence the 31.9% block continued to be held by GGSB.

For a long time there was a deadlock until the announcement on March 4, which clearly showed that GGSB was selling its stake to KLK.

http://www.theedgedaily.com/cms/ ... a-158f1fa0-37117a46

goodluck88

又在突然发飚了。。。。

cocoloco

报纸近期死叫人家卖出，但EPF就一路杀进。

股友

heamq哥哥改一改标题吧，我每看到klk－cd一次就心痛一次。

goodluck88

今天单单是KLK的成交值都已经是整个KLSE的5%了。。。。

silkygirl

明天看有没有机会搏一搏...

publicpang

原帖由 goodluck88 于 8-4-2008 04:31 PM 发表
今天单单是KLK的成交值都已经是整个KLSE的5%了。。。。

IOICORP是10%。。。
ASIATIC是1。5%。。。

种植股来鸟。。。？

cocoloco

KLK跌到很假无量的跌