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Southern Acids (M) Berhad trades around MYR 3.43, supported at 3.34–3.35 with upside if it breaks 3.45. Strong cash, low debt, and upcoming AGM/dividend may drive short-term gains.
Multi-Usage Holdings Berhad trades around RM0.36–0.37, with neutral momentum (RSI ~50, low volume). Fundamentals are strong—zero debt, high cash, solid Q3 profit, and very low valuation (P/E ~2.8×). Short term, the stock looks range-bound, but its strong balance sheet supports longer-term potential.
Well Chip trades at RM1.25–1.35 with strong momentum and bullish targets (RM1.48–1.76). Earnings and dividends are solid, but RSI shows it’s near overbought, so a short pullback is possible.
Hume Cement trades at RM3.24 with a strong short-term uptrend. Analysts keep a Buy call (TP ~RM5.10) supported by infrastructure demand. Valuation is attractive, though RSI shows overbought—a brief pullback is possible.
Edaran Berhad has fallen about 27% in the past month, with momentum indicators now neutral and suggesting potential stabilization. It trades at a market-average price-to-earnings ratio and offers a RM 0.018 dividend, but faces risks from slowing earnings, high debt and limited growth visibility. In the near term, the stock may find support around RM 1.40 to RM 1.50 if sentiment steadies.
HI Mobility Berhad (5335) trades near RM 2.11 with strong bullish signals, but overbought RSI and Stochastic suggest a possible short-term pullback; analysts see growth ahead with fair value around RM 1.57, though weak cash conversion warrants caution.
Bursa Malaysia Berhad (1818.KL) is trading at RM 7.72 after recent gains, with bullish momentum supported by positive sentiment, but overbought indicators such as Stochastic above 80 suggest the potential for a short-term pullback or sideways movement. While CGS International remains bullish with a RM 11.10 target, consensus estimates are more cautious at around RM 7.95, indicating limited near-term upside unless the price corrects to more attractive entry levels.
Allianz Malaysia Berhad is a prominent player in Malaysia’s insurance landscape, anchored by its two major subsidiaries in life and general insurance. It stands out for rapid growth, industry-leading customer satisfaction, and strong workplace recognition. Under the leadership transition from Zakri to Sean Wang, the company continues to push innovation—both operationally and socially.
Maybank is Malaysia’s largest bank with strong Southeast Asia presence. It offers various financial services. In Q1 2025, revenue was RM 16.87 billion and net profit RM 2.59 billion, showing steady growth. The stock trades near RM 9.71 with dividend yield over 6. The bank focuses on wealth management and corporate banking and remains a stable leader in the region.
Oriental Kopi is a Malaysian coffee shop chain. Its sales doubled last year to RM 277 million. The company made RM 43 million profit. The stock price rose from RM 0.79 to RM 0.87. They plan to open more shops and improve operations. The company is growing but faces competition.