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Joscylyn Chua
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Saliran is still trading below its IPO price, even though the company has much higher revenue and a stronger balance sheet. Literally undervalued
Adrian Wui
Saliran got the fundamental yet its stock price remains stagnant, showing more chance for patient investors to get in cheap actually
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Benjamin Then
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Saliran looking to challenge 0.24 resistance next
Cheik Kooi Tan
Yes, looks likely it will.
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Gerald Yong
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Saliran has long-standing relationships with its customers and works with PETRONAS-licensed clients, which gives it a strong edge over competitors. This helps keep customers loyal and ensures a steady flow of repeat orders
Benjamin Then
That long-standing customer base and the PETRONAS licensing definitely create a significant competitive advantage for Saliran. It's a solid foundation for predictable revenue and customer retention.
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Hoo Wei Lun
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Saliran operates in one of the most resilient segments of the oil & gas value chain: supplying essential pipes, fittings, and steel components for maintenance, repair, and brownfield projects. With PETRONAS’ 2025–2027 Activity Outlook signaling sustained activity in downstream turnarounds and brownfield maintenance, demand visibility remains high even as upstream drilling cycles fluctuate.
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Joscylyn Chua
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Great interview with Saliran management ~ https://www.facebook.com/share/v/173UTLm5tH/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Taib Muzafar
If not mistaken, the company has about 19,600 SKUs, including a wide range of pipes, fittings, and steel products
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Molire Saeinh
FYI, "THF" brand is a joint venture between Tae Heung and Saliran Group. Saliran Group has the exclusive rights to market and distribute "THF" products across major Southeast Asian countries, such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Meanwhile, Tae Heung exclusively handles the brand’s distribution in South Korea.
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James Talk
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Saliran is currently below its RM0.27 IPO price and at a significant discount to peers despite demonstrating far larger revenue scale and stronger balance sheet metrics. Once listing expenses and elevated tax effects subside, could support a valuation closer to RM0.35 per share, implying over 60% upside from current levels.
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Chun Yii Fatt
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Breakout at 0.22, once break can hit 0.25
Jia Hao
Tough wall to break actually, need more buy volume here
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Gerald Yong
Bosses are buying too. If more retailers come in, the buying volume will explode
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Taib Muzafar
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The share price is really undervalued. No wonder the management keeps buying back the shares
BOB Tuan
Betulker, all plans it and exit later for water fishhhh
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Molire Saeinh
Nope, only weak traders will be swept away like water fish or ikan bilis
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Tony Kong93
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Still can go?
william Lau
Thanks Saliran,sell off ady
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Gerald Yong
Haven't gone up yet. Too early to sell bro
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Joscylyn Chua
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I feel like anything below 20 cents for this share is just too cheap to ignore
william Lau
Rocket up to the moon,GoGoGo
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Solo Investor
Nice tips, this week can enter cheap again
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