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THE earnings season for the fourth and final quarter of 2020 has yet to come to an end — a one-month extension was given by the regulators as a temporary relief measure because of the Covid-19 pandemic — but based on companies that have already submitted their reports, results are encouraging.
A quick look at 270 listed companies on Bursa Malaysia with a market capitalisation of RM500 million or more shows that 151 recorded an improvement in quarterly earnings while 119 reported a decline.
RHB Research, in a March 2 strategy note, describes the December 2020 quarter as encouraging, with 2021-2022 forecast core earnings still largely intact — notwithstanding a last-minute RM2.83 billion global settlement provision by AMMB Holdings Bhd and excluding positive earnings revisions for rubber glove stocks.
KenangaJakarta-rayaIndonesiaBursaTurkeyMalaysiaHong-kongMalaysianSdn-bhdTenaga-nasional-bhdGamuda-bhdPetronas-dagangan-bhdKUALA LUMPUR (March 8): Technology-related stocks on Bursa Malaysia continued to fall on profit taking today, as the selldown on US technology stocks weighed on sentiment and investors shifted interest to other recovery plays.
Bursa Malaysia’s technology index fell 6.09% to 79.81, with Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd, ViTrox Corp Bhd and UWC Bhd topping the list of losers.
MPI was the top loser, plunging RM4.52 or 11.47% to RM34.88, followed by ViTrox’s RM1.22 or 7.71% drop to RM14.60, and UWC sinking 68 sen or 11.7% to RM5.13.
Meanwhile, KESM Industries Bhd slid 62 sen or 4.59% to RM12.88, Unisem (M) Bhd lost 59 sen or 7.29% to RM7.50, Penta Master Corp Bhd tumbled 47 sen or 8.22% to RM5.25, and D&O Green Technologies Bhd slipped 41 sen or 10.57% to RM3.47.
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