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The Star
02-07-2025
- Business
- The Star
Quick take: Tong Herr climbs to six-month high amid investor interest
KUALA LUMPUR: Shares in Tong Herr Resources Bhd drew investor interest in early trade on Wednesday, emerging among the top gainers on Bursa Malaysia. The stainless steel fastener manufacturer rose 14 sen or 9.27% to RM1.65 — its highest level since early January — as at 9.18 am. The counter has climbed around 15% over the past month. A check on the group's recent filings showed no fresh corporate developments that might explain the sudden interest in the counter. On June 26, Tong Herr announced that its 51%-owned subsidiary, Tong Heer Aluminium Industries Sdn Bhd, had on May 27, 2025, disposed of a total of 2.2 million shares — representing 8.08% of the total issued and paid-up share capital of Han Tec Precision Industry Co Ltd — to Jion Feng International Co Ltd for NT$1.54 million (about RM231,000) cash. In the first quarter ended March 31, Tong Herr's net profit jumped over twofold to RM6mil, or earnings per share of 3.91 sen while revenue rose 17.5% to RM153.7mil.
Borneo Post
12-06-2025
- Health
- Borneo Post
Bintulu toddler Gonzalez Yiu still needs RM134,000 for life-saving second liver transplant in China
Gonzalez is currently being monitored at PPUM in Kuala Lumpur. BINTULU (June 12): Bintulu toddler Gonzalez Yiu, who is battling Type II autoimmune hepatitis and end-stage liver disease, urgently needs an additional RM134,896.89 to undergo a second transplant in China. His mother Viviana Thomas, 28, said the family has been desperately trying to raise RM231,930 in total for the life-saving surgery at Shanghai's Renji Hospital. 'As of June 11, we've managed to raise RM97,033.11,' she said when contacted today. Viviana said she hopes the remaining amount could be raised soon as Gonzalez's second birthday will fall on July 7. 'We're not even planning a birthday celebration anymore; we just want him to stay alive,' she said, adding that Gonzalez has been fighting the illness since he was six months old. She explained that apart from the cost of the surgery and treatment, they also need to purchase a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine worth RM6,930 to help Gonzalez before and after surgery. 'We initially hoped to borrow the machine from another patient, but it was already sold to someone else in need,' she explained. Gonzalez is currently under close observation at the University of Malaya Medical Centre (PPUM) in Kuala Lumpur, while awaiting full funding and assistance from the Biliary Atresia Malaysia Association for documentation and ethical approval. Donations can be channelled to Yayasan Nanyang Press (OCBC Bank account 701-120679-6) with the reference Gonzalez Yiu. Those requiring tax exemption receipts can fill the online form and upload proof of payment via In a previous report by Utusan Borneo on May 22, Viviana had said public donations were a last resort as the family had depleted its savings to cover medical needs, basic necessities, and travel costs. In March last year, Gonzalez, the second of two children, underwent a liver transplant but suffered serious complications when the liver donated by his mother began to fail. For the second transplant, Gonzalez's father Yiu Kuok Ling, 30, will donate part of his liver. Viviana can be contacted on 010-7661816. end-stage liver disease Gonzalez Yiu lead Renji Hospital Viviana Thomas
