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tránh xa bọn lái lởm

Lái KSH không lởm đâu, đẳng cấp đó, nhưng phải phân biệt lúc nó oánh lên và lúc nó xả

giở mới thấy em HGL chuẩn và đẹp từng cm
hôm trước em bảo ông H lên thay Tuấn PTGD
vậy đúng là ông Hoà bên phú thái sang
trươc đến giờ em ấy chuẩn cơm mẹ nấu rồi

--- Gộp bài viết, 14/02/2015, Bài cũ: 14/02/2015 ---

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Mấy hôm trước thì chê ỏng chê eo HNM múc KSH, nào thì lên gấp 2 lần sau tết

ở TT CK này có ngu mới không nhận ra chúng nó chim lợn làm múc là húp

cụ này mới đu trần rồi, thấy mới nhập hội ah.

--- Gộp bài viết, 14/02/2015, Bài cũ: 14/02/2015 ---

Hôm trước em đã bảo là các cụ đừng trách em HGL vì sẽ tới lúc phải cám ơn em ấy, sau khi em check được tin, em đã chính thức cám ơn em ấy rồi. Cụ nào chưa cám ơn em ấy thì tiến hành thôi. hihi

Em ấy đúng là thạo tin

hôm nay valentine's day, tặng em HGL nhé.

--- Gộp bài viết, 14/02/2015, Bài cũ: 14/02/2015 ---

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Indonesia’s AISA eyeing controlling stake in Vietnam’s Hanoimilk?

Posted February 12th, 2015 by Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc ( @NgocNguyenDSA, ngocnguyen@dealstreetasia.com) & filed under Rumour Mill

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Indonesian food company PT Tiga Pilar Sejahtera Food Tbk (AISA) has revealed that it plans to invest $80 million towards acquiring stakes in two food processors in Vietnam and Malaysia this year.

Several industry executives tracking the development share the view that AISA is eyeing a controlling stake in Vietnamese companyHanoimilk, but this could not be independently verified by DEALTREETASIA.

The views of these industry executives come on the back of AISA finance director Sjambiri Lioe’s recent comments that the Indonesian investor wanted to purchase a 90 to 100 per cent stake in a Vietnamese company and a majority stake in a Malaysian counterpart.

While Lioe said that the negotiation with the Vietnamese partner would be completed shortly, he refused to reveal further details. However, one of the targeted acquisitions was a biscuit maker, he added.

Hanoimilk, the owner of local favourite Izzi brand of milk and yogurt, is a listed stock in Hanoi, Vietnam. Domestic investors who are interested in and have the knowledge of the company had previously speculated that the dairy product manufacturer would be taken over by a Japanese firm.

But the market view has now shifted to AISA, which is rumoured to have a budget of more than $40 million to acquire controlling stake in Hanoimilk.

The Hanoimilk stock closed Wednesday up 2.4 per cent to VND12,900 ($0.6).

The Indonesian acquirer, primarily engaged in milling and packaging rice, is also expanding in the dairy industry, according to an announcement it made in April last year, after establishing a IDR7.5 billion ($5.8 million) joint venture to take care of the milk beverage packaging production.

Indonesia, whose population of 300 million people, more than thrice that of Vietnam, has witnessed a 5 per cent growth in demand for dairy products annually, in recent years. The country also faces a shortage of large farms for its cows as majority of the dairy cattle are owned by individual farmers, as stated bygbgindonesia.com.

Some Vietnamese investors have calculated that if AISA were to sell Hanoimilk’s products in Indonesia, it would probably add VND400-500 billion ($18.8-23.5 million) to its annual profit.

AISA’s plans to establish itself as regional player in the food industry, and currently, its businesses includes palm oil and rice.

In the first nine months of 2014, its sales were IDR3.6 trillion ($283 million), jumping 24.1 per cent year-on-year. The profit also increased 14 per cent to IDR246.8 billion ($19.2 million).

Hanoimilk did not have great results last year, with a net profit of just VND160 million ($7,500), plummeting almost 100 per cent when compared to a year earlier.

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