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this industry's profit margin is quite low due to the competitive environment, even if business expands overseas also can't promise it could definitely make profits, management needs to be very careful of its cost of running business in overseas and upgrade their techniques from time to time
Seconded. But with Trump imposing steep tariffs on China’s solar industry, Malaysian solar companies have an opportunity to break into the oversea market
REASON: Solarvest Berhad is showing strong upward momentum, supported by both moving averages and a rounded bottom pattern, which often signals a reversal and long-term uptrend. The current breakout level around RM 1.64 offers an ideal entry point, with clear Fibonacci retracement levels aligning with our TP targets.
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This company is at the top of my list as one of the best plays for the upcoming year and beyond. With a strong growth trajectory aligned with the government’s focus on renewable energy and data centers, it’s a standout for long-term potential.
Solarvest Berhad ranks among Malaysia’s top five renewable energy companies and is backed by influential supporters, including the government and EPF, which has steadily increased its stake to 7.9% since last year. This level of support positions Solarvest well for securing additional quotas and expanding operations, reinforcing its role in the country’s renewable energy landscape.
Notably, the company’s strong insider backing adds further confidence. Atlantic Blue, owned by prominent businessman Chiau Beng Teik (who holds a substantial portfolio of listed companies), holds over 10% of Solarvest.
While keeping an eye on its progress, I see this company’s valuation potentially reaching a 5 billion MYR market cap within the next five years.
Apex Securities Research expects Solarvest Holdings Bhd to continue the momentum of bagging contracts following its second Corporate Green Power Programme (CGPP) contract win this year.
