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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Asia Strategic Holdings Limited | ASIA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 4.25 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 4.25 | 4.25 | 4.25 | 4.25 |
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Posted at 30/6/2006 20:17 by don muang Indian outsourcing giant Wipro eyes VietnamWipro BPO, an Indian business process outsourcing provider, is planning to start a new center in Vietnam, making the company the latest to join a long list of companies exploring cheaper destinations to cut costs. After Romania, this is the second global destination that the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) provider will be setting up operations in. While the company angles for large outsourcing projects, it believes a global footprint will help it achieve this. "When you talk about an overall package, India is still the most cost-effective but we would like to be a full service provider with a global footprint," Wipro BPO chief financial officer Manish Dugar said. Companies that have already taken the Wipro route, include ICICI OneSource, announcing its decision to explore China and Vietnam, IBM Daksh, having a presence in the Philippines, Genpact setting up a base in China and similarly, two BPOs, WNS, Quatrro and Office Tiger having a center each in Sri Lanka. Wipro BPO plans to introduce its existing clients to the new site in Vietnam and then attract new customers there as well. Most BPO companies are foraying into locations in Asia for cost benefits centered on people or infrastructure while the European forays have more to do with developing multi-lingual capabilities and expanding on the near-shore and offshore models. According to industry experts, another reason for BPO service providers to look at cheap locations outside India is because India's tax advantage disappears in '09, while in countries such as Malaysia, China, Vietnam and the Philippines, it is valid for another 10 years. Source: India Times Story from Thanh Nien News Published: 30 June, 2006, 20:50:08 (GMT+7) Copyright Thanh Nien News |
Posted at 23/6/2006 22:39 by don muang Asian Highway network gathers speedThe monumental Asian Highway network, which will weave through 32 countries and link Asia with Europe, is making progress, with a section in Vietnam the latest to be finished. While many issues such as customs procedures remain to be addressed, the completed system could well become more important than its Silk Road ancestor. |
Posted at 10/2/2006 13:38 by hectorp Pity there is not more interest, I'd like to have a thread where we could discuss Asia markets. Of course there are JAP and CHIN threads but I am equally interested in the surrounding countries. I hold a lot of FASW warrants from last week, which could do very well by the summer if the Asian markets condinue to slowly advance. |
Posted at 23/3/2004 08:11 by energyi The Future of REITs in Asia Pacific"As every country has different market conditions and regulatory environments, the level of readiness for REITs in Asia varies among countries. Even for the three Asian countries that have launched REITs recently - Japan, South Korea and Singapore, there are still some obstacles to be overcome. For instance, the lack of other high-quality properties to be injected into REITs in Japan, the high barrier of entry created by the minimum required capital of Won 50 billion in South Korea, and the conservative 25% cap on gearing in Singapore," commented Dr Yu Lai Boon, Asia Pacific Head of Reasearch (Designate) for Jones Lang LaSalle. ...MORE: |
Posted at 09/7/2002 01:02 by sardine TOKYO (AFX-ASIA) - Japan's four biggest banking groups plan to cut overseaslending due to shrinking interest margins and rising levels of risk, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported, without citing sources. Overseas loans outstanding at the four banking groups -- Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group Inc, UFJ Holdings Inc, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and Mizuho Holdings Inc -- declined to about 210 bln usd as of March 31, down by some 40 bln usd, or 16 pct, from a year earlier, it said. Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group reduced its overseas lending by about 5 pct in the fiscal year ended March 31, while the other three groups cut their overseas exposures by 10-20 pct, it said. ys/jr |
Posted at 19/6/2002 04:40 by todayistheday Im in Asia at present and its fair to say no one seems to give a toss about the economy after the Koreans beating Italy..! |
Posted at 19/4/2002 13:09 by jl202 Does anyone have any information about Sime Darby Berhad? They are a Malaysian conglomerate,"Sime Darby started in rubber and stretched. Malaysia's largest and oldest conglomerate, Sime Darby owns or has interests in more than 280 companies, primarily in Asia. Its core business activities include the distribution of autos (BMW, Ford, Land Rover) and heavy equipment (Caterpillar); the manufacture of finished rubber products (mainly tires); plantations (oil palm, rubber, cocoa, and fruit crops); property development; and trading. Sime Darby is also acquiring power-generation assets. The company is trusting that the diversity of its holdings will secure growth. While palm oil prices are falling, hurting the plantation business, there is increasing demand for Sime Darby-supplied automobiles and heavy equipment" A Malaysian Doctor friend was under the impression they were listed in London but I can only find European listings and in Kuala Lumpur. Perhaps they are listed under another name? Looking at the thread title chart Malaysia is obviously hitting the right notes at the moment. I wonder if they are anything to do with Ivory & Sime, the investment company? Either way these are interesting, |
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