Saturday, October 27, 2012

Saham Sabah meeting Turned Down



KOTA KINABALU: Saham Amanah Sabah (SAS) unit holder Chin at Chow Chew, who organised a petition for a meeting, regrets that a request for a Meeting of Unit Holders has been turned down.

He urged Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Dr.Yee Moh Chai to fulfill his duty and facilitate the convening of the meeting.
"The meeting to discuss and decide on resolutions with regards to the losses incurred which the unit holders have requested through a letter is now officially declined by Saham Sabah Berhad (SSB).

"I suspect SSB was under undue influence or external pressure by Dr Yee to decline the petition for a meeting and ignore the rights and interests of the unit holders," he said, in a statement, Wednesday.

Chin hoped Dr Yee who had been very vocal and is knowledgeable on the matter could fulfill his own promise to reveal the truth behind the colossal losses of SAS.

He said the incident has drastically affected the interests of the public, it therefore should not be left in doubts without a transparent and reasonable explanation. S "Obviously, the manager (SSB) is citing an excuse to their convenience to stifle the legitimate request of the unit holders.

"The fact is that, with reference to the Third Supplemental Deed signed between Saham Sabah Berhad and Mayban Trustees Berhad on the April 21, 2008, Division 17.1.2 clearly stipulates that "The Unit Holders may apply to the Manager to summon a meeting for any purpose including, without limitation, for the purposes as per mentioned ...provided always that the number of unit holders requesting such meeting shall not be less than 50.

"Why has the Manager, SSB, ignored Division 17.1.2 of the Third Supplemental Deed, and instead opted a shortcut to frustrate the intention of the unit holders to find the truth behind the SAS losses?," asked Chin.

He said the colossal losses of SAS had long aroused suspicions of the public, and ill-willed parties and individuals had made use of the incident to mud-sling innocent people.

"As a matter of fact, the fiasco has been troubling the management and staff of the company cannot hold their heads high. Have they been under pressure from certain sectors to deter them from taking practical actions to satisfy the legitimate requests of the unit holders?" Chin queried.

He also urged that Dr Yee who has received his written request, to give full support and facilitate SSB to call for a meeting of the unit holders.

"After all, Dr Yee, since the unit prices collapsed in 1998 through 2002 when he was in the opposition, has been very resourceful in exhausting all ways and means in the State Assembly, lodging reports to police and MACC, and demanding the State Government to issue White Paper reveal the truth behind the SAS losses.

"Now that he is elevated as Deputy Chief Minister, it is the right and opportune time for him to perform his duty to materialise and fulfill his promises," he said.

Chin said that the 55,000 unit holders/investors have high confidence that Dr Yee will realise the BN slogan of "Janji Ditepati" and have the courage to fulfill his promises those years to the unit holders/investors, by facilitating the meeting of the unit holders.

At the same time, he said, Dr Yee should prove to the people at large that there is no hidden agenda to cover up for the real culprits behind the refusal of the SSB to call for the meeting. -(DE / Sabahkini)

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  1. All shall be reveal. The truth shall be known. Doubters shall be silence.

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  2. turn down? well i am sure therd will be a solution to make all are in the right track again....

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  3. sabah economic not that bad....for sure this matter will not effecting us, directly...

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  4. the motion to present a White Paper on the Saham Amanah Sabah by SAPP leaders viewed as serving only the interest of party president Datuk Yong Teck Lee..

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  5. the reason given by SAPP leaders when tabling the motion was invalid and not in accordance with the true purpose of producing a White Paper.

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  6. a White Paper by definition was a document produced by the government that allowed an examination to be made and feedback to be gathered to enable certain proposals or programmes to be improved and implemented effectively.

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  7. If there is going to be a White Paper, it should not be about looking into the past or to clear Yong Teck Lee name. It must be about looking into the future of Saham Amanah Sabah.. White Paper cannot be used for political or individual interest..

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  8. even if it were to be produced, would not serve as a political salvation for the SAPP president who had been under pressure after BN leaders demanded that he should explain the ridiculous and unacceptable huge losses.

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  9. Yong was the best person to explain the issue to the people once and for all, not Dr. Yee..

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  10. SAS - Yong patut jawab, bukan Yee

    Berkali-kali SAPP minta supaya Kertas Putih dibentangkan di Dewan Undangan Negeri sedangkan mereka sendiri tahu bahawa usul itu tidak sepatutnya dibenarkan berdasarkan Peraturan tetap 17(1) dan17(2). Berdasarkan peraturan tetap dewan, seseorang ahli dewan tidak layak untuk meminta atau mengarahkan Kerajaan mengeluarkan Kertas Putih kerana hanya Speaker atau Menteri sahaja yang boleh berbuat demikian. Lagipun, mengikut definisi Kertas Putih yang dapat dikaitkan di semua Parlimen Komanwel, adalah dokumen yang dikeluarkan oleh Kerajaan sebagai penyata dasar, dan sering menggariskan cadangan bagi perubahan perundangan, yang boleh dibahaskan sebelum satu-satu Rang Undang-Undang diperkenalkan. Ia juga membolehkan Kerajaan mengumpul maklum balas sebelum dasar dilaksanakan. Bukannya "suka-suka" dikeluarkan semata-mata untuk membersihka nama Yong Teck Lee.

    Jika benar Yong Teck Lee ikhlas mahu mendedahkan kebenaran, beliau sepatutnya sudah mengarahkan dokumen itu dikeluarkan ketika beliau masih menduduki kerusi Ketua Menteri Sabah.

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  11. Long standing issue that only appear when the GE is around the corner. Hope the issue will be settled.

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  12. YTL failed to explain the people what happened with th RM50 million he received and he never give to Saham Sabah Berhad.

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  13. Let the best solution taken for this issue.

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  14. SAPP need to ask Yong what haopen with SAS during he the CM?

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  15. seseorang ahli dewan tidak layak untuk meminta atau mengarahkan Kerajaan mengeluarkan Kertas Putih seperti sapp lakukan?

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  16. kerana hanya Speaker atau Menteri sahaja yang boleh berbuat demikian. Jadi perlu tahu sebelum berkata-kata.

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  17. Beginilah bila orang sudah tidak ada kuasa. Mula mengatakan yang sepatutnya untuk penduduk Sabah.

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  18. Yong sendiri pun tidak pandai mentadbir Kerajaan Negeri.

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  19. Ada kuasa dulu mengambil kesempatan untuk keoentingan diri sendiri.

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  20. Cuba dulu semasa memegang jawayan KM Sabah cuba lakukan seperti apa yang cuba dibangkitkan sekarang.

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  21. Sekarang batu pula mahu mengatakan yang bukan-buakn. Memang Yong tidak sedar diri.

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  22. Sebagai seorang ketua menteri perlulah telit dalam menjalankan tugas.

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  23. Bagaimana seorang ketua menteri tidak perasan akan yang ditandatamgan itu merugikan pelbagai pihak.

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  24. Seharusnya Yong perlu meneliti sebaiknya. Bukannya menandatangan tanpa menelitinya. Memang ketika itu ramai pihak yang kerugian.

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  25. Betul..Datuk Musa sememamgnya seorang yang baik dalam pengurusan yang baik sehinggakan SAPP dan parti pembangkang tidak berpuas hati.

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  26. Kelemahan pentadbiran Yong memyebabkan kekurangan sokongan kepada Sapp.

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  27. Yong cuba menyalahkan Yee Moh Chai dalam keruian SAS dahulu. Tapi perlu ingat sebagai seorang KM perlulah bijak membuat keputusan.

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  28. Yong terimalah kenyataan yang mana Yong telah membuat kesilapan yang besar.

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  29. Penduduk Sabah kecewa dengan SAPP. Semua ini berpunca daripada kesilapan Yong mentadbir Negeri Sabah dahulu.

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  30. Percayalah yang mana kerajaan Negeri Sabah yamg sekarang ini mampu memberikan yamg terbaik untuk penduduk Sabah.

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  31. Jangan terpedaya dengan permainan uang dibuat oleh pembangkang yang hanya tahu bercakap kosong tanpa ada perlaksanaan.

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  32. In 1996, the then Sabah Chief Minister Yong Teck Lee persuaded 55,000 Sabahans to invest in SAS – Saham Amanah Sabah – convincing them that it was a great buy which would multiply its value twice or thrice its original price of one ringgit!

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  33. Back in 2001, Chief Minister Datuk Chong Kah Kiat said the State Government is not giving up on the Saham Amanah Sabah (SAS) but that any artificial interference on the stocks will not do it good.

    However, Chong said he had full confidence on the capability of State Finance Minister Datuk Musa Aman in turning around the shares back to at least its original standings.

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  34. In 2004, Saham Amanah Sabah (SAS) had finally seeing some profit when Musa Aman is the CM.

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  35. In 2004, Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Chong Kah Kiat said the people of Sabah know who is to be held responsible for the massive Saham Amanah Sabah (SAS) losses.

    He was asked to comment on Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) President Datuk Yong Teck Lee’s comment that he (Chong) is more knowledgeable about the SAS matter.

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  36. “If you really want to know, why not ask the 55,000 investors who took out their savings to invest in SAS, which now is worth only 20 sen per unit (compared to RM1 at the time of investment),” Chong remarked.

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  37. Chong said Yong should be the one who should explain to the people the decrease in the value of the SAS shares as he (Chong) was not the Chief Minister at the material time (1996-1997).

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  38. Government is making efforts to increase the share value of the SAS and hope the issue would not be overly politicised.

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  39. If people can stop politicising other matters and if certain people themselves can behave then everyone else also can behave.

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  40. Saya sebagai pelabur dalam SAS mahu tindakan memulihkan harga SAS dilakukan segera. Kalau tidak dapat dinaikkan harga SAS saya minta Kerajaan Negeri membeli balik saham itu dengan harga asal RM1 supaya masalah rakyat yang melabur dalam saham ini selesai. Atau kerajaan tubuhkan RCI untuk menyiasat perkara ini dan siapa juga yang bersalah dalam hal ini diwajibkan membayar balik kerugian pelabur! Habis cerita jangan jadikan SAS ini bahan politik!

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  41. SAHAM Amanah Sabah (SAS) has reported a gross income of RM27,155,786 as at March 15 this year.

    Announcing this yesterday, Saham Sabah Berhad (SSB) Chairman, Datuk Maijol Mahap (pictured) said the income derived from SAS’s investment in the stock market (84.61%), dividend income (5.32%), money market (1.18%) and forex forward contract (8.89%).

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  42. He said after deducting manager’s expenses and provision for taxation, the distributable income amounted to RM24,109,627.

    “With the positive achievement, I am pleased to declare an interim income distribution of 1.9% or 1.90 sen net per unit for 2012.

    This income distribution, he said, would involve a total payment of RM23,480,162 and the calculation was based on 1,235,798,000 units held as at March 15 this year.

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  43. The total income distribution represented a yield of 5.89% investment return based on the net asset value (NAV) per unit of RM0.3228 as at March 15.

    Maijol said the performance for the first two and a half months of this year had been positive with the Bursa Malaysia FBM KLCI closing higher at 1,579.38 points, which represented an increase of 3.18% in comparison to 1,530.73 points as at December 31, 2011.

    And for the same period, he said, the performance of MSCI All Country Asia ex Japan index increased by 11.73%.

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  44. Maijol also said the income distribution would be paid to 53,998 investors comprising 46,089 individual investors (85.4%), 7,407 investors under the Hardcore Poor Scheme (13.7%), 455 investors with bank loans (0.8%) as well as corporate investors (0.1%).

    He added that the income distribution would be paid through the issuance of warrants by April 15 this year.

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  45. However investors under the Hardcore Poor Scheme will be paid cash through their Amanah Saham Bumiputra (ASB) accounts, if available.

    The amount paid to PPRT investors, he said, would be determined at a later date once the PPRT accounts have been updated.

    Since its inception 17 years ago, inclusive of the interim 2012 distribution, SAS had declared 12 distributions involving payments amounting to RM404,119,371 net or 71.22%.

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  46. gaman said...October 29, 2012 10:25 AM

    SAHAM Amanah Sabah (SAS) has reported a gross income of RM27,155,786 as at March 15 this year.

    Announcing this yesterday,
    ( Are you dreaming or mabuk todi, I didnt hear any statement from SAS chairman yesterday 28/10/12 )

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  47. SAPP masih tidak mahu mengaku kesilapan ketua mereka YTL. Masih lagi menunding jari kepada orang lain.

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  48. Saja tu mahu buat publisiti, biasalah pembangkang..

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  49. Yong still eying to be the CM.

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  50. SAS menunjukkan kelemahan Yong menguruskan saham.

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  51. Musa akan berusaha membaiki lagi prestasi SAS. Kami menantikannya.

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  52. Kalau Johor boleh membeli balik Amanah sahamnya dari pelabur beberapa tahun lalu, kenapa kerajaan Sabah tak boleh. Johor tidak ada minyak seperti Sabah tapi mampu membeli balik saham dari pelaburnya. Kenapa Sabah tak boleh lakukan apakah KERAJAAN SABAH MEMANG TAK BOLEH?

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  53. (SAS) has reported a gross income of RM27,155,786 as at March 15 this year.

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  54. Income derived from SAS’s investment in the stock market (84.61%), dividend income (5.32%), money market (1.18%) and forex forward contract (8.89%).

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  55. After deducting manager’s expenses and provision for taxation, the distributable income amounted to RM24,109,627.

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  56. Saham Sabah Berhad Chairman, Datuk Maijol Mahap declare an interim income distribution of 1.9% or 1.90 sen net per unit for 2012.

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  57. This income distribution would involve a total payment of RM23,480,162 and the calculation was based on 1,235,798,000 units held as at March 15 this year.

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  58. The total income distribution represented a yield of 5.89% investment return based on the net asset value (NAV) per unit of RM0.3228 as at March 15.

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  59. Performance for the first two and a half months of this year had been positive with the Bursa Malaysia FBM KLCI closing higher at 1,579.38 points, which represented an increase of 3.18% in comparison to 1,530.73 points as at December 31, 2011.

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  60. Performance of MSCI All Country Asia ex Japan index increased by 11.73%.

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  61. Income distribution would be paid to 53,998 investors comprising 46,089 individual investors (85.4%), 7,407 investors under the Hardcore Poor Scheme (13.7%), 455 investors with bank loans (0.8%) as well as corporate investors (0.1%).

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  62. Income distribution would be paid through the issuance of warrants by April 15 this year.

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  63. Investors under the Hardcore Poor Scheme will be paid cash through their Amanah Saham Bumiputra (ASB) accounts. The amount paid to PPRT investors, he said, would be determined at a later date once the PPRT accounts have been updated.

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  64. Since its inception 17 years ago, inclusive of the interim 2012 distribution, SAS had declared 12 distributions involving payments amounting to RM404,119,371 net or 71.22%.

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  65. YTL sepatutnya dipersalahkan

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  66. SAPP YTL should not twist the facts on the Warisan Harta Sabah-North Borneo Timber Corporation share issue.

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  67. Buat saja RCI untuk menentukan siapa yang salah dalam hal ini tapi BN macam takut nak buat RCI. Apa sebabnya mungkinkah ada udang disebalik mee?

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  68. Kerajaan Negeri akan berusaha sedaya upaya untuk menaikkan nilai saham Saham Amanah Sabah (SAS).

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  69. Pelbagai pilihan akan dipertimbangkan termasuk menyuntik dana kira-kira RM350 juta untuk membolehkan nilai SAS naik berdasarkan aset bersih. Tetapi persoalannya sama ada ia keputusan yang bijak diambil, dan pengwujudan syarikat yang khas dinamakan Warisan Makmur Jaya Sdn Bhd yang dijangka akan memperolehi hasil me-lalui ladang kelapa sawit dan juga bidang perniagaan lain yang mampu mendatangkan pendapatan.

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  70. Kami berhati-hati meneliti pilihan-pilihan ini dan sebarang keputusan yang dibuat adalah demi kepentingan semua pihak, kata Ketua Menteri Datuk Seri Musa Haji Aman.

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  71. Musa yang juga Menteri Kewangan berkata beliau menyedari dan prihatin akan kesukaran serta kehilangan keyakinan oleh pelabur-pela-burnya berikutan kejatuhan drastik nilai saham SAS.

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  72. Musa berkata beliau telah mengarahkan Ja-watankuasa Penasihat Bebas (IAC) ditubuhkan untuk mengatasi isu ini dengan berbincang dengan empat buah bank iaitu Bumiputera Commerce (se-karang di bawah nama CIMB), Maybank Berhad, Alliance Berhad dan RHB Delta Finance Berhad-yang memberikan pinjaman kepada pelabur.

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  73. Kesemua keempat-empat buah bank katanya telah memberikan maklum balas dan cara penyelesaian berdasarkan dengan garis panduan dasar bank masing-masing dan muncul dengan situasi menang-menang (win-win situation).

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  74. engenai kerja-kerja IAC, saya fikir mereka bolah menjadi pengantara bagi pihak peminjam dalam usaha untuk mengurangkan beban dan mengatasi masalah pembayaran balik yang dipinjam oleh pelabur-pelabur dari bank-bank terbabit.

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  75. Ketua Menteri juga berkata beliau juga meminta bank-bank terbabit termasuk Bank Negara dan berharap mereka dapat memainkan peranan proaktif dan mengaturkan untuk melaksanakan masalah yang dihadapi peminjam SAS seperti yang dipersetujui oleh pengurusan bank masing-masing.

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  76. Musa mengulas gesaan yang dibuat oleh Pre-siden Parti Maju Sabah (SAPP) Datuk Yong Teck Lee dalam kenyataannya kelmarin yang meminta diadakan kertas putih sama ada terdapat sebarang salah pengurusan atau jenayah yang telah di-lakukan dan jika ada oleh siapa.

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  77. Musa berkata situasi SAS tidak ada bezanya dengan Tabung Aman Negeri yang lain di Semenanjung Malaysia di mana para pe-labur juga berdepan dengan kejatuhan nilai saham.

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  78. Ketika kita perlu mendapat pengajaran daripadanya dalam usaha untuk mengambil langkah berhati-hati dan amalan pengurusan yang ber-hemah dalam perniagaan ini adalah juga penting untuk mengamalkan kepakaran pengurusan pe-laburan yang perlu dikendalikan oleh profesional yang pakar dalam pelaburan ekuiti,” katanya.

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  79. Musa berkata adalah tidak bermakna menuding jari kepada siapa yang bertanggungjawab. apa yang penting mengadakan sumber yang ada dan membuat cadangan yang positif untuk mengatasi kerugian agar kerugian itu dapat diatasi semula pada masa yang ditetapkan.

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  80. Saya juga meminta parti-parti pembangkang agar tidak menjadi isu ini sebagai bahan politik mereka. Jangan berikan gambaran bahawa kerajaan negeri sekarang tidak berbuat apa-apa untuk mengatasi masalah ini,” kata Musa.

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  81. KOTA KINABALU: Sabah has the potential to become Malaysia’s economic powerhouse, says the Federation of Sabah Manufacturers (FSM) President, Datuk Seri Wong Khen Thau.

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  82. To realise this, he said the state government policies, investment climate and business environment must be conducive, particularly for the investing community.

    “In the context of the manufacturing sector, we have been promoting Sabah and are going all out to make the state, the business hub for the Far East.

    “For example, if we look back at Dubai some 20 years ago or less, it was nothing, just a piece of desert land without development.

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  83. “But due to the leadership or rather government’s commitment with regard to the importance of the Blue Ocean Strategy, it turned Dubai from nothing to an economic powerhouse in the Middle East today,” he told Bernama.

    Wong was one of the participants of an investor roundtable debate here last Wednesday hosted by the Sabah Economic Development and Investment Authority (SEDIA), in partnership with International Investor, a UK-based business intelligence and publishing organisation.

    He also opined that Sabah in this regard, had a better composition of positive factors, compared to Dubai, and there was no reason to not do better than the Emirate, with commitment and the political will.

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  84. “We are happy to note that the Sabah government is in favour of this idea as Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Haji Aman has indicated on occasions that he is personally in support of it" - wong .

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  85. He said Sabah is also blessed with natural resources, particularly oil palm plantations.

    “We have petroleum too, an essential ingredient to serve as a catalyst for Sabah’s economy and as the centre for the Far East.

    “Having said this, our tourism is also one of the best products in the world. I think more and more people are realising the importance of Sabah, including those from China, with one of the country’s top politicians on transit in the state recently,” he added.

    Wong also called on the state government to make the necessary changes or align some of the existing policies for Sabah to move forward, and thereby achieve the desired goal.

    He said FSM has called for the abolition of the Cabotage Policy to resolve the disparity in prices in Sabah and the Peninsula.

    The Cabotage Policy emphasises that only vessels registered in Malaysia are allowed to load and unload cargo in the ports of Malaysia.

    (Source: New Sabah Times)

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  86. SAS jatuh semasa YTL menjadi KM sabah...musa mewarisi isu dan masalah ini daripada KM sebelumnya iaitu YTL...maka yang perlu bertanggungjawab ialah YTL...

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  87. sabah di bawah pentadbiran musa aman pula semakin membangun dengan kedudukan ekonomi yang semakin baik...

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  88. bajet 2013 yang merupakan yang terbesar dalam sejarah sabah membuktikan kesungguhan dan keikhlasan kerajaan dalam usaha membangunkan sabah...

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  89. jika dibandingkan, musa aman adalah lebih baik daripada YTL..

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  90. Dr Yee has clearly said that he is ready to cooperate with all of you guys.

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  91. Healthy Sunday is one of many programs held as a platform for Member of the Parliament to work together with the community.

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  92. Musa Aman is in the battleground selling his own virtues, while Pakatan Rakyat and all the other wannabe opposition parties in Sabah is moving in lanes and bylanes of Sabah highlighting Musa’s vices, weaknesses and lies.

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  93. Right now the Musa magic works. Musa has staunchly identified himself with Sabah as Pairin did with Sabah in the 1985.

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  94. Musa is raising regional parochialism to new heights by negotiating with the Federal Government for higher oil royalty for the state, getting the RCI on the illegal immigrant to be conducted quickly before the 13th general elections.

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  95. In and around Tawau, and other coastal areas in the east coast a large section of voters believe that during the Musa government they have remained free of Abu Sayyaf and kidnappings.

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  96. Absence of kidnapping means more tourism related development and more peace of mind for fishermen as safety and security is well taken care of. People here say “Musa means development without fear.”

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  97. On other hand, opposition voters, particularly urban opposition voters also acknowledge that when Musa is in the CM seat, it means, “Miscreant is the monitor of our class” and that guarantees peace in Sabah.

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  98. Musa unlike the earlier governments has successfully foiled all the kidnapping in the east coast of Sabah.

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  99. The Musa government has created the “feel good” factor by giving electricity supply to most homes in Sabah.

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  100. The Musa government has created the “feel good” factor by giving electricity supply to most homes in Sabah.

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  101. That has clicked with people because the subtext of his act says that under Musa’s rule you could make money and have a comfortable life without many political, communal or social disturbances.

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  102. There is madness in crediting Musa Aman for every good thing happening in Sabah.

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  103. Shafie Apdal is, largely, a Suluk leader and Lajim Ukin is, largely, a Bisaya leader. Both have theirs pockets of influence, but none could match Musa’s clout over young minds and men and women be it in the urban areas or even rura

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  104. Musa has succeeded in setting up new power plants and have changed infrastructure fundamentals big time.

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  105. Now with the setting up of Kimanis RM1.5bil gas-fired plant a 300MW power plant to address the power supply issue in the state, things will get even better.

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  106. a large number of people do mention that the government has given them uninterrupted electricity

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  107. For Musa Aman, whatever good government or its wings have done in the name of development is exclusively credited to “Musa” and is helping him to connect to people at this crucial time.

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  108. In last five years, even the supply system of drinking water has improved. Kampongs do have reliable system of water supply, now.

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  109. A large number of kampong people say they have a tap in their homes for the first time in their family history.

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  110. In some place the water supplied by government is not of good quality and at many places water is stored in tanks. But, there is perceptible improvement in the entire drinking water system.

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  111. Ada saja perkara yang ingin di panaskan pembangkang. Dr. Yee telah beri penjelasan, namum masih juga sibuk.

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  112. Ekonomi Sabah semakin baik sekarang.

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  113. Yong harus bertanggung jawab terhadap SAS.

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  114. Pembekalan air dan electrik harus sentiasa mencukupi dan berkualiti.

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  115. Musa contribute a great economy growth to Sabah.

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  116. Bujet yang digelar paling besar ini harus dilaksanakan dengan bijak dan wajar.

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  117. Masing-masing mengguna topik tertentu untuk menarik perhatian.

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  118. Kerajaan bersedia membaiki lagi nilai SAS.

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  119. Yong gagal mencapai apa yang diharapakan dalaam SAS, ini juga menyebabkan rakyat kehilangan yakin terhadapnya.

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  120. Diharapkan kerajaan akan berusaha menyelesaikan isu Saham Sabah ini.

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  121. Tapi para pelabur juga perlulah ingat bahawa semua pelaburan saham ada risiko.

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  122. Isu SAS itu adalah disebabkan Yong Teck Lee dan Ambrose Lee. Tak boleh dinafikan lagi.

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  123. ingat SAS mesti ingat YTL..

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  124. sebarang isu yang berlaku harus diselesaikan dengan sebaiknya.

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  125. apa pun, isu ini tidak seharusnya dipolitikan oleh mana-mana pihak pun.

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  126. kerajaan sentiasa berusaha untuk melakukan apa yang terbaik untuk rakyat termasuklah dengan melaksanakan pelbagai program.

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  127. ekonomi Sabah semakin baik. semoga ekonomi Sabah akan terus berkembang pesat.

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