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Yongnam: A bad 2014. Could 2015 be better?
By A Singaporean Stockmarket Investor (ASSI)  •  March 2, 2015
When I first invested in Yongnam, it was beginning to reward shareholders by paying dividends and being the biggest outside of Japan in what they do, I decided that they probably had a competitive advantage over smaller players. Consistent with Yongnam's new direction to invest in infrastructural projects that would generate recurring income, together with two partners, it submitted a tender for the construction and operation of an international airport in Myanmar. I rather liked this new direction. However, when Yongnam's share price was driven up on speculation that their consortium would clinch the project in Myanmar, I divested most of my investment in the company. Price had gone up not because of some fundamental improvements. It went up based on speculative pressure. As it turned out, Yongnam et. al. was unsuccessful in clinching the project that time. Subsequently, Yongnam suffered setbacks in its business and its stock price tumbled......
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