GHS started out in Melaka and slowly grew from a traditional food distributor into a one-stop food supply chain business, covering distribution, retail, exports, and even sauce and condiment manufacturing.

Going forward, the company is not just chasing the next hot trend or short-term story. Instead, it plans to grow its warehouse and manufacturing capacity, add more products, open more stores, and bring its proven business model into bigger markets. In other words, management is focusing on steady long-term growth rather than quick wins.

A red start, but a rebound and renewed rise are expected

Liquidity seems to be flowing back into the stock market after Trump’s TACO moment. Tomorrow could turn out to be a good run

FY26 will be > RM100 mil

Adjusted PE is about 13x. Fair to buy & apply