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In the fourth quarter ending on Dec 31, 2023 (4QFY2023), Keck Seng (M) Bhd experienced a significant increase in net profit, more than doubling compared to the previous quarter. This growth occurred despite a decrease in revenue, mainly attributed to factors such as the reversal of impairment loss on an overseas hotel, reduced cost of sales, and diminished losses from foreign currency translation. https://dc3x.short.gy/ZbRSfy
Sime Darby Property Bhd's 4QFY2023 net profit surged by 27.25% to RM131.26 million, propelled by robust contributions from the property development segment. Quarterly revenue rose by 5.83% to RM1.01 billion. The company declared a second interim dividend of 1.5 sen per share, totaling 2.5 sen for FY2023. Full-year net profit soared by 29.15% to RM407.91 million, with revenue expanding by 25.34% to RM3.44 billion. With FY2023 sales surpassing targets at RM3.3 billion and unbilled sales maintained at RM3.6 billion, the company aims for a RM3 billion sales target and launches worth RM3.9 billion in GDV for FY2024, anticipating positive growth supported by government policies and incentives. https://dc3x.short.gy/JtZIDb
RHB Investment Bank has initiated coverage on Focus Point Holdings Bhd (FPHB) with a "buy" rating at 70 sen and a target price of RM1.02. They believe FPHB will benefit from the increasing myopic population due to its market leadership and established network. The research house also anticipates stable earnings for its F&B unit and sees potential for growth. Guess it's still not too late to enter now http://surl.li/qgwyq
According to RHB Retail Research, Powerwell Holdings Bhd (http://surl.li/qgwgr) is poised to continue its upward momentum after rebounding from the 21-day simple moving average and testing the 26 sen immediate resistance level with increased trading volume. The stock may target the recent high of 28 sen and then 31 sen if it breaks above. However, a drop below 24 sen could indicate a correction. What say you?
AmInvestment Bank Research forecasts that YTL Hospitality REIT's recent acquisition of Syeun Hotel in Ipoh will contribute a minimum net property income (NPI) of RM3.4 million, representing 1% of the REIT's FY2024F NPI. They maintain a "buy" call on the REIT with a higher fair value of RM1.26 per unit.