
always kenna hammered :-(
 
Lol... I see it slowly inch up as well
seems like it is slowly inching uP?
Beg to differ with no reasons given???
Japanese property got no appreciation value and likely to be valued lower...
CrazGreed ( Date: 02-Aug-2012 10:06) Posted:
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SINGAPORE: Shopping mall developer CapitaMalls Asia on Friday priced a S$250 million 10-year bond issue, with coupon of 3.7 per cent per annum, or 185.7 basis points, over the Singapore swap offered rate (SOR).
DBS Group was the sole book runner for the issue.
Meanwhile, Mapletree Commercial Trust (MCT) priced a S$160 million eight-year bond issue, with a 3.6 per cent coupon, 204.4 basis points above the SOR.
Both senior, unsecured note issues are expected to carry a Moody's rating of Baa2.
Earlier this week, NTUC Income priced its first issue of S$600 million 15-year bonds at 3.65 per cent. 
The notes are expected to carry a Standard and Poor's rating of A+.
NTUC Income's inaugural bond issue comes with a call option, giving the insurance company the right to redeem the notes in full at the end of 10 years.
According to reports, NTUC's bond issue received strong demand, and was over-subscribed by 15 times.
DBS Bank, Citigroup and Standard Chartered Bank are joint book runners for the NTUC issue.
DBS head of fixed income Clifford Lee noted there was little or no credit concern with the issuers, while the tenor and structure profiles enabled attractive yields.
" The current low interest rate environment coupled with continued volatility and cautious sentiment in the equity markets make bonds a very attractive alternative defensive asset class," he said.
- CNA/ck
DBS Group was the sole book runner for the issue.
Meanwhile, Mapletree Commercial Trust (MCT) priced a S$160 million eight-year bond issue, with a 3.6 per cent coupon, 204.4 basis points above the SOR.
Both senior, unsecured note issues are expected to carry a Moody's rating of Baa2.
Earlier this week, NTUC Income priced its first issue of S$600 million 15-year bonds at 3.65 per cent. 
The notes are expected to carry a Standard and Poor's rating of A+.
NTUC Income's inaugural bond issue comes with a call option, giving the insurance company the right to redeem the notes in full at the end of 10 years.
According to reports, NTUC's bond issue received strong demand, and was over-subscribed by 15 times.
DBS Bank, Citigroup and Standard Chartered Bank are joint book runners for the NTUC issue.
DBS head of fixed income Clifford Lee noted there was little or no credit concern with the issuers, while the tenor and structure profiles enabled attractive yields.
" The current low interest rate environment coupled with continued volatility and cautious sentiment in the equity markets make bonds a very attractive alternative defensive asset class," he said.
- CNA/ck
I was impressed by the strong reversal today. Hope it can last
beg to differ ... cheong ar
jamesng ( Date: 02-Aug-2012 00:37) Posted:
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Not a good idea to acquire japanese properties......likely not to have price appreciation.......
paulynsaram ( Date: 30-Jul-2012 15:06) Posted:
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When can u clear. 1.64??
  ~ CAPITAMALLS ASIA LTD
• Singapore's CapitaMalls Asia said on Sunday it had acquired Olinas Mall in Tokyo for 22.8 billion yen ($290 million) from Tiger Eye Realty Yugen Kaisha, a special purpose vehicle of a real estate investment fund managed by Invesco Global Real Estate Asia Pacific, Inc.
http://sgx-nifty-live.blogspot.in/p/special-offer.html
Foolish stcok for the fools.
yeah. Good news but then what happen? Share price keep dropping
  but then again ..... good news .....  wow .....
CapitaMalls Asia profit climbs 25.7%  ?
yeah. Hope so. Battered stock . Up so little but drop like poo
638 lots sold at 1.27 ?   someone took profit at 1.27 ?
recent ..... hit 1.375 on 29 Aug 
very nearing 1.30
seanpent ( Date: 13-Oct-2011 09:56) Posted:
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1.255 turned support ?