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If you are investing in the Malaysian stock market, then you definitely need to understand the Limit Up/Limit Down (BOARD) mechanism in Malaysian stocks.
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New investors choose to start investing with REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) and there are many benefits. REITs allow investors to indirectly hold real estate, just like being a “charter public” in the stock market.
REITs are also relatively simple and easy to understand, so they're easier for novice investors who lack stock market experience to get started. REITs provide stable earnings and dividends, making REITs a good choice for new investors who want a stable cash flow from their investments.
Moreover, the initial investment threshold is relatively low. Compared to buying actual real estate, the purchase cost of REITs is lower, which is more feasible for novice investors with limited capital.
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Ajinomoto (AJI, 2658) reached a deal with Paragon TSL to sell off the old factory land for RM408 million, and proposed a special dividend of RM2.12 per share thereafter.
Let's take a look at how the company plans to use this money!
31.6% to pay a special dividend
31.6% for working capital
20.4% to repay bank loans
7.4% to repay advance payments to the Japanese parent company
8.6% to pay the anticipated industrial profit tax (RPGT)
0.4% for the expenses required for this sale
AJI will become a net cash company after repaying bank loans. In addition to the good progress made in the development of the company entering the Middle East market in recent years, it is expected that AJI shareholders will be able to achieve “both financial and interest” investment returns!
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If you're a dividend investor, it's especially important to understand the company's dividend policy, because dividend investors rely on the company to issue dividends to obtain a return on their investment. Dividends are cash dividends distributed by the company to shareholders from profits. Assuming you plan to establish an investment portfolio that can provide “endless” cash flow as a source of cash after retirement, then you must check whether the company has a dividend policy and a stable dividend record before investing
If you ask the editor which is more attractive, capital growth or dividends, I would say that only children make choices; I want both!