ComfortDelGro's biggest shareholder slashes stake
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ComfortDelGro Corp's largest shareholder, the Singapore Labour Foundation, is paring down its stake in the transport giant. -- FILE PHOTO: BLOOMBERG
ComfortDelGro Corp's largest shareholder, the Singapore Labour Foundation, has pared down its stake in the transport giant again.
The Straits Times understands the labour body has sold 170 million of its ComfortDelGro shares for about $332 million. This is out of the 252.6 million - or close to 12 per cent share - it previously owned.
The amount raised indicates that SLF had unloaded the shares below ComfortDelGro's last transacted price of $2.18.
This sale makes the Capital Group Companies the largest stakeholder in ComfortDelGro. Capital Group has 6.41 per cent now. -
Steal from other wetside..
Internet is full of copycat..
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All the dirty game..
We TD just a very small pawn to them..
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Transport group ComfortDelGro Corp is acquiring Melbourne bus company Driver Group for about A$22 million (S$26.8 million), in a move that will further expand its footprint Down Under. -- PHOTO: COMFORTDELGRO CORP
TRANSPORT group ComfortDelGro Corp is acquiring Melbourne bus company Driver Group for about A$22 million (S$26.8 million), in a move that will further expand its footprint Down Under.
The proposed acquisition, subject to regulatory approvals, is expected to be completed in July. It is made through CDC Victoria, a subsidiary of ComfortDelGro Cabcharge - a joint venture between ComfortDelGro and Cabcharge of Australia.
ComfortDelGro already operates bus services in both New South Wales and Victoria.
With the latest acquisition, CDC Victoria will have five metropolitan bus routes and a fleet of 42 vehicles. These buses will operate out of CDC Victoria's existing depots in Oakleigh.
So if some think that we TD can be a big influence to company like CDG, please think twice again..
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Yuppies, can go OZ and drive bus liao...heard their pay is $4k Aust dollars leh. Once acquistion complete, I jio my chief migrate to australia liao..
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Originally posted by bowah:
Yuppies, can go OZ and drive bus liao...heard their pay is $4k Aust dollars leh. Once acquistion complete, I jio my chief migrate to australia liao..
Ask your chief can count me in also?..
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mai lah mai lah, later go there australia bus forum no peace liao..mai lah
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Originally posted by bowah:
mai lah mai lah, later go there australia bus forum no peace liao..mai lah
Someone told me, your chief miss me, di di talk about me...
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600 MOOVE ICONIC COWS CELEBRATE
SINGAPORE AS CITY IN THE GARDEN
3 May 2013 – They are no strangers to Singaporeans – all 600 of them.
The Moove Media cows will once again graze Singapore landscapes from today until 26 May 2013.
Moove Media, the advertising arm of ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited, has teamed up with the
National Parks Board (NParks) to launch ”Happy Cows, Happy Hearts”, a campaign which aims to
celebrate Singapore as a City in a Garden as well as promote graciousness and kindness amongst
the public at large
All 600 cows, which are made using recycled plywood and printed using eco-solvent ink, carry a red
heart each on their backs. They will be displayed alongside over 1,000 30-inch wide red hearts
made up of fiberglass at about 50 locations including Raffles Place, Orchard Road, Esplanade –
Theatres on the Bay, Fort Canning, Braddell and Sengkang.
Moove cows made their debut in 2005, and about 6,000 cows have since grazed the landscapes.
Said Mrs Jayne Kwek, CEO of Moove Media: “We wanted our cows and the hearts to draw the
public’s attention to the fact that Singapore has, in just 50 years, developed into a City in the Garden
as it is today. The hearts further symbolise the need to care not just for the environment, but for
everyone around us through acts of kindness.”
Mr Kong Yit San, Assistant CEO, Park Management and Lifestyle Cluster, NParks also said: “We
are happy to partner Moove Media in commemorating 50 Years of Greening Singapore this year. As
we look back at how far we have come in greening Singapore, it is also important for us to sustain
this effort for the benefit of our future generations. We hope the eye-catching cows and hearts on
the grass and trees will remind everyone to care for
In case we don't know, all this cows are from CDG...
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Originally posted by Paxonboard3173:
Someone told me, your chief miss me, di di talk about me...
Ya, they PM me, said chief missed your backside..lols, if you meet him, wash more clean hor. -
Originally posted by Paxonboard3173:
600 MOOVE ICONIC COWS CELEBRATE
SINGAPORE AS CITY IN THE GARDEN
3 May 2013 – They are no strangers to Singaporeans – all 600 of them.
The Moove Media cows will once again graze Singapore landscapes from today until 26 May 2013.
Moove Media, the advertising arm of ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited, has teamed up with the
National Parks Board (NParks) to launch ”Happy Cows, Happy Hearts”, a campaign which aims to
celebrate Singapore as a City in a Garden as well as promote graciousness and kindness amongst
the public at large
All 600 cows, which are made using recycled plywood and printed using eco-solvent ink, carry a red
heart each on their backs. They will be displayed alongside over 1,000 30-inch wide red hearts
made up of fiberglass at about 50 locations including Raffles Place, Orchard Road, Esplanade –
Theatres on the Bay, Fort Canning, Braddell and Sengkang.
Moove cows made their debut in 2005, and about 6,000 cows have since grazed the landscapes.
Said Mrs Jayne Kwek, CEO of Moove Media: “We wanted our cows and the hearts to draw the
public’s attention to the fact that Singapore has, in just 50 years, developed into a City in the Garden
as it is today. The hearts further symbolise the need to care not just for the environment, but for
everyone around us through acts of kindness.”
Mr Kong Yit San, Assistant CEO, Park Management and Lifestyle Cluster, NParks also said: “We
are happy to partner Moove Media in commemorating 50 Years of Greening Singapore this year. As
we look back at how far we have come in greening Singapore, it is also important for us to sustain
this effort for the benefit of our future generations. We hope the eye-catching cows and hearts on
the grass and trees will remind everyone to care for
In case we don't know, all this cows are from CDG...
Then, which one is cow peh, which is cow bu? -
wonder which garbarment related company making money outside singapore?
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Originally posted by bowah:
Ya, they PM me, said chief missed your backside..lols, if you meet him, wash more clean hor.Ya, someone PM me also, you know some recently came back to post, they claim these people are ungrateful..
In forum posting, they expect people to give back? in term of what?..
So they done a good job, giving advice here and there for newbies, so people got to return this flavour?..
We post what we know, people read what they need to read, simple as that lor..
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Originally posted by bowah:
Then, which one is cow peh, which is cow bu?Nicks is not important to me, importantly is the contents..
Whether you are cow peh or cow bu, what's the info you want to put across for everybody to know and read lor..
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Originally posted by lce:
wonder which garbarment related company making money outside singapore?
(COMFORTDELGRO’S RESULTS
FOR FIRST QUARTER ENDED 31 MARCH 2013)
• Taxi:
At Group level, first quarter revenue for the taxi business increased by 5.0% to $284.1 million due
to growth in the Singapore and China businesses.
Revenue from the Singapore taxi business rose by 8.1% to $211.8 million due to higher rentals
from replacement taxis, a larger operating fleet and an increase in cashless transactions.
Revenue from the Group’s China taxi business increased by 2.7% to $38.5 million while revenue
from the taxi business in Australia was $5.9 million.
Revenue from the UK taxi businesses decreased by 11.4% to $26.5 million from lower corporate
and taxicard bookings.
Revenue from the Vietnam taxi business was unchanged at $1.4 million.
Revenue and operating profit from our overseas taxi business accounted for 25.4% and 38.9% of
total Group taxi revenue and operating profit respectively.
As usual...annual report
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Last time taxi also queueing hor...
Than piang time, never change before...
Guess which taxi stand is this?..
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Originally posted by Paxonboard3173:
(COMFORTDELGRO’S RESULTS
FOR FIRST QUARTER ENDED 31 MARCH 2013)
• Taxi:
At Group level, first quarter revenue for the taxi business increased by 5.0% to $284.1 million due
to growth in the Singapore and China businesses.
Revenue from the Singapore taxi business rose by 8.1% to $211.8 million due to higher rentals
from replacement taxis, a larger operating fleet and an increase in cashless transactions.
Revenue from the Group’s China taxi business increased by 2.7% to $38.5 million while revenue
from the taxi business in Australia was $5.9 million.
Revenue from the UK taxi businesses decreased by 11.4% to $26.5 million from lower corporate
and taxicard bookings.
Revenue from the Vietnam taxi business was unchanged at $1.4 million.
Revenue and operating profit from our overseas taxi business accounted for 25.4% and 38.9% of
total Group taxi revenue and operating profit respectively.
As usual...annual report
Revenue is not profit -
Originally posted by Paxonboard3173:
Last time taxi also queueing hor...
Than piang time, never change before...
Guess which taxi stand is this?..
Plaza sing
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Originally posted by lce:
Revenue is not profit"Revenue and operating profit from our overseas taxi business accounted for 25.4% and 38.9% of
total Group taxi revenue and operating profit respectively."
Can enlighten me this sentence, I'm not from accountant leh..
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Originally posted by Sotongking73:
Plaza sing
Got play cheat?..
Yes, Plaza Singapore in the 80s...
The taxi stand never shift until today, only surrounding change a lot..
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Originally posted by Paxonboard3173:
Got play cheat?..
Yes, Plaza Singapore in the 80s...
The taxi stand never shift until today, only surrounding change a lot..
Yes, changes include the Taxi driver and the new rental fees..lols -
Originally posted by Paxonboard3173:
"Revenue and operating profit from our overseas taxi business accounted for 25.4% and 38.9% of
total Group taxi revenue and operating profit respectively."
Can enlighten me this sentence, I'm not from accountant leh..
Revenue is more of a total gross income without taking the cost into consideration.It can including both operating and services revenue, the increase in shares, owner's equity, values, currency fluctuation..etc etc. Of course, different companies report different in their revenue, and that is also why auditing is neccessary.
As for operating profit, it is more of a core business from operation, without taking the cost in consideration. There are companies that reported high revenue and operating profit, but when substracting the cost, it goes into red.
Let take me as an example, a Taxi drivers
My operating profit is $100 on a half shift driving. But my revenue can be $110 due to tippings for good services. But if we take into consideration the cost of operation, which is $50 rental, $10 foods and $20 on fuel,
I am left of a net revenue of $30 and a net operating profit of $20. So if I am driving a epica or K5 or any other high rental cab, even with operating profit and revenue, I may end up losing after substracting the cost of it. And that also explain why I am poor and never take up higher rental taxis.
Money Wise
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Originally posted by Paxonboard3173:
Got play cheat?..
Yes, Plaza Singapore in the 80s...
The taxi stand never shift until today, only surrounding change a lot..
what play cheat? i last time carry mini- compo walk around orchard to show off breakdance moves one hor.....
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Originally posted by Sotongking73:
what play cheat? i last time carry mini- compo walk around orchard to show off breakdance moves one hor.....
last time, I peng sotong at orchard road, got macdonald kids and breakdance kids, my business not bad, but those si ginas alway like to fight, nabey.Guess now all lau ka pohs liao
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Originally posted by Paxonboard3173:
Last time taxi also queueing hor...
Than piang time, never change before...
Guess which taxi stand is this?..
Please learn to move forward, remove the backward button hor