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Turbo-Mech is a classic low-float counter with solid niche engineering margins, but the liquidity is so dry that you practically own the whole company once you buy, making it a very long-term hold for the dividend yield rather than any quick trading play.
Puncak Niaga's balance sheet is weak with persistent losses and lack of clear growth catalysts, so even at 0.17 cents, the risk of value trap is high if you just sapu without seeing any turnaround in their core business earnings.
Mitrajaya's strong order book and lean balance sheet provide a solid long-term runway, making the 50 sen level a reasonable entry point for those looking to bottom-fish value.
Favco’s order book is solid with these high-end projects, but the stock remains a sleeper because the margins are consistently squeezed by high operating costs and lack of aggressive growth despite their premium track record.
Hua Yang’s property game is quite tough now with high inventory and weak margins, so unless they can clear their old stock and pick up new landbanks, the valuation looks cheap for a reason.
Analabs strictly for short term swing play only because their earnings stagnant and dividend yield also not attractive enough to beat reliable blue chips
That one high debt level is real pain but if they manage to unlock value from their landbank properly then only you can see the turnaround steady pump.
