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look at this baby go...
DBS backing power up.. wooooohooooo
.05 cts ex date is June 6th I think please check anyway
0.05 cent if I'm not wrong.
Any idea what is the Div announcement on this counter. Thanks
the power of DBS backing! :)
up 16c ..even cooler
up 11c ...cool!
DBS increased their stake in this stock..follow the BBs!
go sgx announcement to see..
Very puzzling, DBS is calling a buy for Ezra and DBS Asset sold 612 lots when market price was 2.24. Anyone has a comment?
Dear all, my blog has been updated with Part 2 of my review for Ezra's 1H FY 2008 results and also EOC prospects. Kindly leave comments or feedback if you wish.
Regards.
Regards.
Dear all, my blog has been updated with Part 1 of my review for Ezra's 1H FY 2008 results and plans. Kindly leave comments or feedback if you wish.
Have a good weekend ! :D
Have a good weekend ! :D
Watch out for this counter,,,,,,tomorrow.....
I think... it poised for another BREAK-UP....
(invest in your own risk.).....Good Luck ...
Cheers....!!!!
Result is rather disappointing. Net profit increase just 3% for Q2 after excluding extraordinary gains.
I don't think so......
Surging counters must do the price correction......
before attempting the next break out.......
have faith and patience ,,,,,,,,
most of the time ....it pays........
Good Luck....Cheers....!!!!
good results reported at wrong time.... instead of going up, price is coming down ....
Time for this Gem to perform!! Good news from the press 8 fold jump!! Good Luck to all those vested! Cheers!!
EZRA NET PROFIT ATTRIBUTABLE JUMPS 8 FOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
check SGX annoucements for more details
anyone knows what's going on for this counter ? they are in HALT mode now..? good news coming ?
Press Release Ezra Seals US$77.6m Worth of Charters Amidst Buoyant Offshore Market
Contracts involve new charters and renewals on 7 vessels
Expected to impact earnings from FY2008
Group continues to benefit from acute global shortage of offshore support vessels, especially for deepwater work
Singapore, 27 March 2008 ? Ezra Holdings Limited (?Ezra‟, ?the Group‟ or 以斯拉控股), a leading integrated offshore support and marine services provider in Southeast Asia‟s offshore oil and gas industry, announced today new and renewal charter contracts worth US$77.6 million for seven vessels. This latest batch of contracts require Ezra to charter five Anchor Handling, Towing and Supply vessels (AHTS), an Anchor Handling Tug and the Lewek Chancellor, the Group‟s heavy lift accommodation crane barge, to various parties for operation in Southeast Asia, India and Australia. The charters are for periods as long as 3 years, excluding options for extension. Said Ezra‟s Managing Director, Lionel Lee: ?Our well-equipped and high specification vessels are experiencing robust demand from the offshore oil and gas sector and there does not appear to be any let up in the level of enquiries.? ?Ezra is maintaining its leading edge in deepwater support work as four of the five AHTS under this latest batch of contracts will be involved in deepwater operations in Malaysia and Australia,? he added.
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Said Mr Lee: ?World demand for energy continues to remain strong in the year ahead, and we are optimistic about the many charter opportunities presented by the acute global shortage of younger, medium and large-sized offshore support vessels we offer.? Ezra is swiftly building and refining its capabilities as a fully integrated provider of offshore support services able to meet the stringent transport, logistics and fabrication engineering requirements of the demanding offshore oil & gas sector. The Group, amongst Asia‟s first to strategically focus on deepwater offshore support work, currently manages 30 vessels and has 11 more scheduled to come into service by 2010. These include a floating production support offloading (FPSO) vessel, two self-propelled jack-up rigs, four Multi-Functional Support Vessels, and an ultra-large pipelay accommodation, well service and maintenance vessel.
Contracts involve new charters and renewals on 7 vessels
Expected to impact earnings from FY2008
Group continues to benefit from acute global shortage of offshore support vessels, especially for deepwater work
Singapore, 27 March 2008 ? Ezra Holdings Limited (?Ezra‟, ?the Group‟ or 以斯拉控股), a leading integrated offshore support and marine services provider in Southeast Asia‟s offshore oil and gas industry, announced today new and renewal charter contracts worth US$77.6 million for seven vessels. This latest batch of contracts require Ezra to charter five Anchor Handling, Towing and Supply vessels (AHTS), an Anchor Handling Tug and the Lewek Chancellor, the Group‟s heavy lift accommodation crane barge, to various parties for operation in Southeast Asia, India and Australia. The charters are for periods as long as 3 years, excluding options for extension. Said Ezra‟s Managing Director, Lionel Lee: ?Our well-equipped and high specification vessels are experiencing robust demand from the offshore oil and gas sector and there does not appear to be any let up in the level of enquiries.? ?Ezra is maintaining its leading edge in deepwater support work as four of the five AHTS under this latest batch of contracts will be involved in deepwater operations in Malaysia and Australia,? he added.
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Said Mr Lee: ?World demand for energy continues to remain strong in the year ahead, and we are optimistic about the many charter opportunities presented by the acute global shortage of younger, medium and large-sized offshore support vessels we offer.? Ezra is swiftly building and refining its capabilities as a fully integrated provider of offshore support services able to meet the stringent transport, logistics and fabrication engineering requirements of the demanding offshore oil & gas sector. The Group, amongst Asia‟s first to strategically focus on deepwater offshore support work, currently manages 30 vessels and has 11 more scheduled to come into service by 2010. These include a floating production support offloading (FPSO) vessel, two self-propelled jack-up rigs, four Multi-Functional Support Vessels, and an ultra-large pipelay accommodation, well service and maintenance vessel.