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Malaysian Pacific Industries Berhad has surged close to its peak, fueled by strong momentum in the semiconductor space. While technical signals still lean bullish, stretched valuations raise the risk of a near-term pullback. The stock now sits at a crossroads—further gains may come if earnings surprise on the upside, but equally, profit-taking could drag it back toward support.
AYER Holdings is in a weak short-term trend, trading near its 52-week low with all technical indicators showing Strong Sell and RSI at an oversold level (~22). Earnings and revenue have declined year-on-year, though Q2 saw a 22% QoQ rebound in production. Valuation is modest (~14× P/E) with a ~3% dividend yield, but momentum remains bearish unless fundamentals improve.
Kelington is on a strong uptrend, up ~6% weekly and ~15% monthly, trading near its 52-week high. Analysts remain bullish with targets up to RM 5.40, though the high RSI (~74) signals possible short-term pullback.
Carlsberg Malaysia shows bearish short-term momentum with prices likely drifting to ~RM15.6–16.4, but analysts remain bullish medium-term, targeting RM22–24.
Sunway Construction’s stock is near record highs on strong earnings and data centre projects. Most analysts rate it BUY with targets of RM6.3–6.7. Technicals stay bullish, though slightly overbought, suggesting continued short-term upside.
Sunway Construction shows strong short-term growth with rising profits and a large order book. Its stock surged 26%, and analysts see further upside. However, ESG concerns and high valuation may lead to short-term volatility. Outlook remains positive but cautious.
Hong Leong Financial Group Berhad shows stable short-term performance with rising profits and strong banking and insurance contributions. Analysts see upside potential, valuing the stock around RM 23.20. It offers solid fundamentals, low valuation, and a 3.4% dividend yield, supporting a steady short-term outlook.
Far East Holdings Berhad is trading around RM 3.59 with stable short-term movement. Q1 2025 results were strong, with higher revenue and profit. The company raised its dividend and reported solid production. Insider buying shows confidence. Short-term outlook remains steady, supported by strong fundamentals.
Riverview Rubber Estates Berhad is trading steadily around RM 2.80–2.90. Recent earnings improved, but production dropped due to replanting. The company has no debt, strong cash reserves, and offers a 3.5% dividend yield. Short-term movement is likely stable, backed by solid financials.
Dutch Lady Milk is trading around RM 27.40 with stable short-term movement expected. Analysts rate it a “Strong Buy” with a 12-month target of RM 34.00 (24% upside). Strong financials and consistent dividends support a positive mid-term outlook.
