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However, Neoh said “one good thing” about the company is that “at least it is generating quite a healthy level of cash flow every year”, since most of the group’s costs stem from the depreciation of content and transponder assets.
He added that a potential reinstatement of dividends could serve as a catalyst for the stock, noting that Astro has not been paying dividends for the past two to three years. Neoh said Astro is doing all that it can to stop the company’s decline.
nta 0.24, share price only 0.06, wah super cheap.. buy now later push back up atau privatize at 0.2 untung manyak lah.. tapi debt dia berapa ? nanti turun dari 0.06 to 0.02 ? lepas tu consol 10:1 then turun balik 0.05 ? eh... oh.
Resilience in cash flow and cost control: Despite weaker earnings, Astro’s ability to generate cash and reduce operating expenses is a positive sign.
SRC is not a one-off cost but part of Astro’s transformation agenda. While it pressures margins in the short term, it is essential for enabling hybrid satellite-broadband services, self-installation options, and streaming integration. In other words, Astro is spending now to secure future relevance in malaysia.