Newsletter and Research News:

Asia-Pacific Company News:
Organisation name Source Title Date Summary Hyperlink

The Star Online AWC's turnover in first quarter up almost 100% 01/12/2009 KUALA LUMPUR: AWC Berhad announced that turnover for its first quarter ended Sept 30, 2009, rose almost 100 per cent to RM36.1 million from RM18.6 million in the same quarter last year.Pre-tax profit was RM5.3 million compared to a loss of RM1.9 million previously, the engineering services and integrated facility management solutions provider said in a statement on Monday.The main contribution to growth came from the group's overseas projects in Abu Dhabi, where it has contracts to design and build waste collection systems in Al Beach Raha Island, a premier estate development. http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/11/30/business/20091130155927&sec=business

Bizjournals.com Human Capital - People on the move 01/06/2009 UGL Unicco, a Newton-based provider of outsourced facilities services, appointed Paul Asmar vice president of operations and facilities management. Asmar previously served as vice president, national operations at EMCOR Facilities Services Inc.

Gulf Times CBM, Afrina form joint venture 01/08/2009 CBM, one of the integrated facility management companies in Singapore, and Afrina, a leading construction company in Doha, have formed a joint venture facility management company, CBM-Afrina.The new company will provide integrated facility management services to clients in Qatar. CBM, with a four-decade track record, is a subsidiary of Singapore’s property pioneer City Developments. http://www.gulf-times.com/site/topics/article.asp?cu_no=2&item_no=311769&version=1&template_id=36&parent_id=16
Transfield Business Spectator Transfield's greenback slip 01/12/2008 The group's problem, as detailed in a letter from its chairman, Tony Shepherd, attached to the prospectus for the retail offer, relates to the expansion of its facilities management and maintenance business into the US in recent years. The crisis Transfield faced isn’t, at this point, related to any significant issues at the operational level. Its issues are balance sheet issues created by its exposures to the US dollar. The capital raising by itself wouldn’t be sufficient to solve the group’s mismatches, hence it has been accompanied by a restructuring of its borrowing facilities http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/Transfields-greenback-slip-LW439?OpenDocument&src=sph
  Copyright 2010 Pigott & Associates, LLC --- Privacy Policy --- Terms and Conditions