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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.
Gamuda Berhad is showing strong short-term bullish momentum, trading near its 52-week high at RM 5.40. Technical indicators and analyst ratings point to further upside, with target prices up to RM 6.40. The stock is supported by strong contract wins, growing revenue, and high investor interest. As long as it stays above RM 5.33, the short-term outlook remains positive.
CIMB is trading around RM 7.04 with weak short-term momentum. The stock is moving sideways between RM 6.60 and RM 7.10. Market sentiment is mildly positive, and upcoming earnings could affect its direction. Outlook remains neutral short term, with potential upside if resistance is broken.
MBMR is trading around RM 4.60–4.70 with weak momentum and bearish analyst sentiment. Recent earnings declined due to lower vehicle sales and margin pressure. Analysts maintain a “Sell” rating despite a small potential upside. Without strong catalysts, short-term outlook remains cautious, with downside risk if auto sales don’t recover.
Oriental Interest Berhad is trading near its low at RM 1.19 with weak momentum. Despite good past earnings and a 4–5% dividend yield, flat margins and poor sentiment limit short-term upside.
P.I.E. Industrial Berhad is rebounding, trading at RM 3.89 with analysts targeting up to RM 4.74. Short-term outlook is cautiously positive, driven by expected supercomputer orders, but trade tensions remain a key risk.
