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PAS : KE ARAH PEMERINTAHAN ISLAM YANG ADIL
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apa lah nak jadi dengan petronas ni
bon tu bunyi sedap di dengar.
tapi ayat ringkasnya ialah HUTANG
HUTANG LAGI
apa kesah yang akan bayar ialah rakyat
aku hidup zaman ini
aku pulun perabih
anak cucu nanti cari sendiri
hutang lagi
inikah pemimpin yang bertanggungjawab?
????????????????????????????????
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> Petronas: Makin Sihat atau Makin Tumbang?
> By Kapal Berita
> 23/5/2002 4:21 am Thu
>
>
> http://lamankm2.tripod.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=7119
>
> Petronas Yang Makin Rancak Berhutang.....
>
> Business Times Singapura (3/5/2002) melapurkan Petronas menawarkan
> sebegitu banyak bon (US$3.5b) untuk membiayai aktiviti perkembangan
> (expansion) dan pembiayaan kembali hutang (refinance debt). Reuters
> pula melapurkan kempen-kempen promosi oleh agen penjual bon yang
> kencang itu serta limpahan berita berkaitan dan paparan serta gubahan
> angka yang molek-molek sana-sini itu menunjukkan bon-bon tersebut
> 'mesti dijual' (must sell) sekarang!
>
> Kenapa agaknya? Kerana - jika tidak ramai tidak akan senang....
> khususnya Mahathir seorang! Seolah-olah Petronas kini sudah tidak
> cukup wang kerana terpaksa dua kali berhutang! (refinance debt).
> Pandanglah wajah semua eksekutif Petronas kerana di sana ada banyak
> jawapan ngeri yang terbayang.......
>
> Soalnya - apakah Petronas akan terus berhutang memanjang? Sejak
> Mahathir memegang tengkuk Petronas badan ini semakin rancak pula
> berhutang sehingga menaikkan harga petroliam untuk mencekik rakyat
> tempatan. Ramai tidak tahu untuk setiap sen minyak yang dipam di
> stesyen Petronas ada komisyen yang perlu dibayar kepada satu syarikat
> komputer 'diam' yang menjual (bukan buat) perisian (dari Afrika) ....
> Sekarang Syed Mokhtar yang 'diam' itu sudah memiliki syarikat ini juga
> dalam diam-diam.
>
> Rezab Minyak Negara Semakin Kurang?
>
>
>
> Sekarang pandanglah kemana Petronas mahu melayang bila hutang masih
> tidak tertanggal walaupun sudah cukup bulan. Petronas rupanya sudah
> menjadi badan yang kaya dengan hutang dari seberang lautan yang perlu
> dilunaskan dengan pencarian masa depan (yang penuh dengan anggaran)
> dan masih tidak ketentuan - jika tidak menara Petronas akan tumbang
> diambil orang....
>
> -Kapal Berita-
>
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>
> Rencana Rujukkan:
>
> http://online.wsj.com
>
> The Asian Wall Street Journal
> 16 May 2002
>
> Investors Snap Up Petronas Offering; Demand Raises Issue to $2.73
> Billion
>
> By NETTY ISMAIL
> DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
>
> SINGAPORE -- Malaysia's state oil and gas corporation nearly doubled
> the size of a huge multicurrency bond offering as investors snapped up
> the issue.
>
> Underwriters led by Morgan Stanley were also able to get a better
> price on the bonds for Petroliam Nasional Bhd., also known as
> Petronas, as the extent of investor appetite for the issue became
> apparent, people close to the offering said.
>
> Petronas sold $2.73 billion of multicurrency bonds Wednesday, making
> it the largest Asian corporate bond offering outside of Japan. The
> issue originally was planned to total $1.5 billion.
>
> Investors in Asia, Europe and the U.S. lined up to buy the offering
> from Petronas, which followed a slew of Asian companies into the bond
> markets. They have moved to borrow money at a time when global
> interest rates are low, international investors are looking for higher
> returns than those available from U.S. Treasurys and Asian financial
> institutions are flush with cash they can invest in such offerings.
> Companies including Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. and Philippine
> Long Distance
>
> The offering punctuated a months-long effort by Malaysian Prime
> Minister Mahathir Mohamad to recast his country's image among foreign
> investors by abandoning certain economic policies, such as the
> bailouts of troubled companies with strong political links. It also
> comes as the prime minister meets with President Bush in Washington.
>
> The Petronas offering comprises $1.3 billion of 10-year bonds, $750
> million of 20-year bonds and ?750 million euros ($676.9 million) of
> seven-year securities, said Morgan Stanley, the global coordinator for
> the deal. The offering represents about a quarter of the total
> issuance out of the Asian region so far this year.
>
> Bank of America's head of Asian credit fixed-income research, Raja
> Visweswaran, said the bond offering should be absorbed easily by the
> markets, despite its massive size. "Petronas remains one of the
> strongest corporate credits in Asia with a devoted investor
> following," he said.
>
> Demand was underpinned by investment-grade ratings on the issue.
> Moody's Investors Service rates Petronas at Baa1, a notch higher than
> its Malaysian sovereign rating, and Standard and Poor's rates the
> bonds triple-B. Many corporate bonds issued in Asia have been rated
> below investment-grade, precluding some large investors from
> purchasing the issues because of restrictions on their investment
> styles.
>
> Petronas plans to use proceeds from the offering for international
> activities, mainly its projects in Chad, South Africa, and
> refined-product operations in the Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development
> Area.
>
> The dollar-denominated 10-year portion of the offer carried a coupon
> of 7% and was priced at 99.837 to yield 1.75 percentage points over
> comparable U.S. Treasury securities. The 20-year portion had a coupon
> of 7.375% and was priced at 99.532 to yield 2.18 percentage points
> over Treasurys.
>
> The euro-denominated portion of the offering was priced at 99.561 with
> a coupon of 6.375%, to yield 1.15 percentage points over mid-swaps.
>
> Write to Netty Ismail at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> http://business-times.asia1.com.sg/news/story/0,2276,43815,00.html?
>
> May 3, 2002
> KUALA LUMPUR
>
> Petronas plans US$3.5b global bond sale
>
> PETROLIAM Nasional Bhd, Malaysia's state oil company, plans to sell as
> much as US$3.5 billion of bonds globally to fund expansion and
> refinance debt, bankers involved in the sale said.
>
> The issue would be the biggest by an Asian company outside Japan as
> Petronas seeks to lock in cheaper funding, extend its repayments and
> finance plans to expand overseas and raise output. Still, investors
> questioned the size of the planned sale.
>
> 'It's a whopper,' said Aaron Low at Pacific Investment Management Co
> in Singapore. 'It's a huge offer and I'm not sure if they're going to
> get 100 per cent of that. There might be a bit of selling of
> government bonds and switching into Petronas.'
>
> Petronas hired Barclays Bank plc and HSBC Holdings plc to sell euro
> bonds while Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co and Salomon Smith Barney
> Inc were hired to sell US dollar bonds, the bankers said. The banks
> and Petronas declined to comment.
>
> The second largest oil producer in South-east Asia, which had a record
> profit in the year ended March 2001, plans to boost its oil production
> by 2.4 per cent to a four-year high of 695,000 barrels a day in 2002,
> the Malaysian government said in October.
>
> The company is in talks with Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina Co to
> buy a stake in a US$5 billion pipeline that would pump natural gas
> from western China to Shanghai.
>
> It has invested in four projects in China's energy industry, including
> exploring for oil in eastern China, and has a venture with state oil
> company China National Petroleum Corp in Sudan, where they produce up
> to 2,000 barrels of oil a day.
>
> Petronas has almost US$5 billion of debt due between 2003 and 2025,
> with about US$3.6 billion due in the next five years. - Bloomberg
>
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