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That phase two project sounds like solid expansion plan for their industrial portfolio but the real test is whether they can secure enough tenants or buyers to keep the cash flow steady.
Lysaght is a true blue cash cow with super steady margins and zero debt, so just collect your dividends and ignore the short-term noise for the long run.
SCIB's financials look messy with inconsistent profits and high debt, so unless they fix their project execution and governance, it is hard to find long-term value despite the political narrative.
Gadang holding long-term value is quite suspect because their construction margins are thin and property development momentum is too inconsistent to compete with the likes of KGB or SCGB.
