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Considering MUI Properties' land sale from the 60% shareholding, and after deducting debt from the proceeds plus cash in hand, the possible value per share that could be used to distribute as a special dividend to shareholders is RM0.45 per share.
Given that MUI Properties' debt is only a small fraction of the proceeds from the land sale, it seems likely they will distribute cash dividends to reward shareholders. The price recovery during closing, if any, should further support this.
YTL Power International Berhad’s current share price is approximately RM4.29. 
Analyst projections suggest a potential increase to RM5.62 by December 2025, indicating an estimated 30.77% upside. 
Additionally, WalletInvestor forecasts a rise to RM5.40 within a year, representing a 25.89% increase. 
These projections are based on various factors, including the anticipated 14.2% increase in Peninsular Malaysia’s base electricity tariff to 45.62 sen per kilowatt-hour, effective July 1, 2025. 
This tariff adjustment is expected to positively impact energy companies like YTL Power.
However, it’s important to note that stock prices are influenced by multiple variables, and while the tariff increase may contribute to growth, other market dynamics and company-specific factors will also play significant roles.
Therefore, while a 10% increase from the current price is plausible, it cannot be guaranteed.
Investors should consider these factors and conduct thorough research before making investment decisions.
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Yes, and I have a lot of these shares. The actions by YTL regarding the investigation have calmed many investors. The price is too attractive with current PE
