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Dear Shareholders,
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AIM confirms to shareholders that it made $112,770 from $140,000 investment
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No need report. Such a financial result, even a PSLE certificate holder can deduce.
Happy New Year Mr. Loke. Back from a long holiday ?
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walaneh .... macham like twins, Danny selling to Ricardo .....:o
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made $112,770 from $140,000 investment
Wah lau eh, sibei ho tarn man. KNN.
Wah lau eh, sibei ho tarn man. KNN.
PSLE kid will know that workers need to be paid. Where is the labour cost n overheads in the report? Looks like opposition suporters got no blain one. ahahahahahahhahaha.....................
See how the white draculas sucking blood until dry the people's blood to fatten and enrich themselves.
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Only the ownership of software has changed. This is an eternal cash cow for AIM. A $140k investment returns 100X at the minimum after paying the government-owned IT company for support.
Not just ownership change but management change as well. In other words, overheads n labour now Borne by aim
You brought up an interesting perspective i.e. "management". I am zero with IT and management of software. I have a little idea of the works needed to maintain computer system (i.e. hardware) but not software if it is already well developed and bugs cleared. It will be good if AIM can publish the routine and adhoc "management works" they need to perform to support the software management together with the manpower / cost involved. The public will then have a clearer picture of the wisdom for TCs to sell the software to AIM so that there is actually a saving for the TCs in not maintaining it on their own.
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