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The key breakout level is RM0.310, and a rise above this would confirm the completion of the pattern and suggest further upside potential, targeting the RM0.390 resistance zone (about a 25% increase). The RSI is in the low-30s, indicating cooling momentum and room for a bullish rally. With support at RM0.28–0.30, the stock offers a favorable risk-reward setup for a potential breakout.
Growth in their assets are impressive, especially with the rise in equity and a solid increase in liquidity. The positive trends in solvency and the current ratio indicate that the company is well-positioned heading into the IPO. Although the increase in trade receivables and inventory are areas to monitor, overall, BMS appears to be in a strong position for future growth, with a solid foundation to support the next phase post-IPO.
PSP Energy currently operates two diesel storage plants in Telok Gong, Port Klang, with capacities of 1.5 megalitres and 0.3 megalitres, a fleet of 42 road tankers with total carrying capacity of approximately 1.3 megalitres of fuel products, and three bunker vessels with a total cargo-carrying capacity of 2.4 megalitres.
The vessels supply marine gas oil and other fuels directly to ships docked at port, and the group is licensed to provide bunkering services for 26 ports in Peninsular Malaysia
Opening of application 13 Nov 2025
Closing of application 19 Nov 2025
Balloting of application 26 Nov 2025
Allotment of IPO shares to successful applicants 03 Dec 2025
Tentative listing date 08 Dec 2025
POLYMER is well-positioned to capitalize on growing demand in Australia's plastic industry. According to AiGroup, input costs for manufacturers have surged by 37.5% over the past five years, outpacing the growth in industrial and consumer prices.