Wednesday 24 Apr 2024
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KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 30): Shares in Green Packet Bhd rose as much as two sen or 2.65% to 77.5 sen among Bursa Malaysia's most-active stocks, possibly on investor confidence that the group's e-wallet business and payment gateway solutions unit Kiplepay Sdn Bhd will put loss-making Green Packet on the road to profitability in 2021.

At 3:51pm today, Green Packet shares were transacted at 76 sen with some 24 million units traded.

The Edge Financial Daily, quoting Green Packet executive director Tan Kay Yen, reported today that earnings from Kiplepay fall under Green Packet's digital services segment.

It was reported that Green Packet's digital services business is expected to contribute positively to the communications and technology group in three years once the business grows significantly with sufficient merchants and user base to provide recurring income.

"Kiplepay, which posted a gross transaction value (GTV) of only RM20 million in 2017, is expected to see a GTV of RM300 million this year and as much as RM1 billion next year, said Tan, who is also Kiplepay CEO. To date, Kiplepay has more than 515,000 users, with more than 5,000 merchants," the daily reported.

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