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10 January 2025
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Dialog (DLG MK, BUY, TP: MYR3.11)
Syariah Compliant
Secures FID For BJC SFA PSC; Keep BUY
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Telecommunications (NEUTRAL)
-TM 4863 (Syariah Compliant) TP RM8.45
-AXIATA 6888 (Syariah Compliant) TP RM3.40
-CDB 6947 (Syariah Compliant) TP RM4.35
Clearing The Air On 5G
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Oriental Kopi (KOPI MK, NOT RATED, FV: MYR0.64)
IPO
In a Sweet Spot To Chart Robust Growth
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Technology (OVERWEIGHT)
-MPI 3867 (Syariah Compliant) TP RM38.50
-CTOS 5301 (Syariah Compliant) TP RM1.58
-CORAZA 0240 (Syariah Compliant) TP RM0.62
-DSONIC 5216 (Syariah Compliant) TP RM0.68
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M+ Market Wrap - 10Jan25

FBM KLCI: 1,602.41 pts (+1.60pts, +0.10%)
Despite the sluggish regional market performance, the FBMKLCI (+0.10%) bucked the trend and closed slightly higher at 1,602.41 pts, led by key heavyweights including CIMB (+7.0 sen) and YTLPOWR (+5.0 sen). Nevertheless, the market breadth was still negative, with 530 losers against 443 winners. In the broader market, the Healthcare (+1.48%) sector emerged as the top gainer, with bargain-hunting activities occurred across glove counters like HARTA (+8.0 sen) and TOPGLOV (+3.0 sen) after their recent pullback. Meanwhile, the Property (-0.68%) sector ended the day as the worst-performing sector.

Top 3 Active stocks:
VELOCITY (7165): RM0.085 (+1.5 sen)
NATGATE (0270): RM2.450 (-17.0 sen)
SET (0337): RM0.385 (-3.5 sen)

Volume: 2.52 bn (100-bar avg vol: 3.03 bn)
Value: RM2.42 bn (100-bar avg val: RM2.85 bn)
Market Breadth: ⬆️443 ⬇️530
Crude palm oil: RM4,383 (+RM87)
Dow Futures: 42,841 pts (+19 pts)

**Source: Bloomberg, M+**
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M+ Morning Market Buzz - 13Jan25

Dow Jones: 41,938.45 pts (-696.75pts, -1.63%)
⬆️ Resistance: 44000
⬇️ Support: 41100

FBM KLCI: 1,602.41 pts (+1.60pts, +0.10%)
⬆️ Resistance: 1670
⬇️ Support: 1570

HSI Index: 19,064.29 pts (-176.60pts, -0.92%)
⬆️ Resistance: 20300
⬇️ Support: 18700

Crude Palm Oil: RM4,391 (+RM95, +2.21%)
⬆️ Resistance: 4540
⬇️ Support: 4150

Brent Oil: $79.76 (+$2.84, +3.69%)
⬆️ Resistance: 82.40
⬇️ Support: 74.20

Gold: $2,689.76 (+$22.51, +0.84%)
⬆️ Resistance: 2760
⬇️ Support: 2570

Source: Bloomberg, M+
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M+ Market Update – 13Jan25
Tech Stocks May Experience Higher Volatility

The local bourse ended the week on a marginally positive note, lifted by gains in the Banking and Utilities sectors. In the US, December job data showed a recovery following the devastating hurricane season in November, exceeding analysts' forecasts. However, Wall Street closed on a negative note as markets anticipated that the Fed could further slow the easing cycle. In the commodities market, Brent crude oil approached the USD80 level amid declining US crude inventories. Gold prices traded above USD2,680 an ounce, while CPO prices rebounded, but remained below the RM 4,400 level.

Sector Focus Mirroring the softer tone of the US market performance, KLCI is set to open lower. Traders may focus on the O&G sector amid the surge in Brent crude oil prices and export-oriented stocks, that could benefit from the strengthening of the Dollar, which is currently hovering around the two-year high. However, the upside of the Technology stock may be limited following the announcement of further US restrictions on AI chip exports to Malaysia. Nevertheless, we believe domestic-themed plays may take the lead in the near term ahead of Trump’s inauguration January 20. Key themes to watch include JSSEZ initiative, Penang’s ongoing LRT project and potential emergence of Sarawak as an energy hub.

Stocks to watch:

Technology: *ADB*, CLOUDPT, *EG*, *ITMAX*
Utility: KJTS, *PEKAT*, SLVEST, UUE
Consumer: *GCB*
Building Material: UNIQUE

Source: M+
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Consumer Sector Poised for Growth in 2025

Maybank Investment Bank (Maybank IB) Research forecasts a 15% YoY net profit growth for Malaysian consumer stocks, including Nestle (NESTLE), Farm Fresh (FFB), and MR D.I.Y. (MRDIY), citing strong macroeconomic factors and supportive government initiatives.

Key drivers include the Employees Provident Fund Account 3 withdrawals, a 7-15% civil service salary increase (effective Dec’24), and a minimum wage hike from RM1,500 to RM1,700 per month (effective Feb’25).

Investors bullish on the forecast may consider Call Warrants like MRDIY-C36, which tracks the share price of MRDIY closely with a sensitivity of 1.7 ticks.

#DailyHighlights
*Corporate news*
 
*Sime Darby Property Bhd* said on Friday 10 Jan it has fully acquired two modern double-storey logistics warehouses in Bandar Bukit Raja, Selangor for RM232m. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
*Tenaga Nasional Bhd* or TNB said its indirectly wholly owned unit TNB Western Energy Bhd has been slapped with an income tax bill amounting to RM291.6m for the year of assessment 2018 from the Inland Revenue Board (IRB). (The Edge Malaysia)
 
Gamuda Land and *Public Bank Bhd* have introduced Malaysia’s first flexible 120% home financing package, the PB SmartLiving scheme, offering new levels of accessibility and affordability for homebuyers. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
*Metronic Global Bhd*, which provides system integration services and integrated management systems, announced that its subsidiary, MAT JV Sdn Bhd, has been awarded a RM31m contract by Gamuda M&E Sdn Bhd to supply instrumentation systems for the Sungai Rasau Water Supply Scheme project. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
*Uzma Bhd*, through its subsidiary Setegap Ventures Petroleum Sdn Bhd (SVP), has secured a one-year contract extension worth RM100m from Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
OSK Property Holdings Bhd, the property arm of *OSK Holdings Bhd*, is expanding its land bank with the acquisition of four parcels of freehold land measuring 26.3 hectares in Sungai Petani, Kedah, for RM14.2m. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
*LBS Bina Group Bhd* has launched Centrum Iris, the second precinct of Cameron Centrum and the largest mixed development of commercial offerings located in Cameron Highlands, Pahang. It has a projected gross development value of RM472m. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
*AME Real Estate Investment Trust*, a 49.6%-owned unit of *AME Elite Consortium Bhd*, is planning to establish a sukuk wakalah programme with a value of up to RM1bn. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
Malaysia’s national oil and gas company *Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas)* has reached the final investment decision for the development of the Hidayah field offshore East Java, Indonesia. A final investment decision in the oil-and-gas industry typically takes years to make and is a sign that a proposed project will proceed following extensive studies and planning. The project owner then approves the budget, allowing contractors to acquire materials as well as equipment to begin work. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
*Berjaya Group* is seeking a new partner as it bids for a proposed multibillion-dollar high-speed rail (HSR) line between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, after *Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd* withdrew from the consortium, Berjaya Corporation Bhd founder Tan Sri Vincent Tan Chee YiounChiun said. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
*Key Alliance Group Bhd* has proposed to consolidate its shares on a 30-to-one basis. The proposed share consolidation is part of its capital management plan to improve its capital structure and aims to reduce the volatility of the trading price for its shares, the company said in its bourse filing. (The Edge Malaysia)
 
 
 
*13th Jan 2025*
 
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M+ Morning Market Buzz - 14Jan25

Dow Jones: 42,297.12 pts (+358.67pts, +0.86%)
⬆️ Resistance: 43800
⬇️ Support: 41100

FBM KLCI: 1,585.59 pts (-16.82pts, -1.05%)
⬆️ Resistance: 1670
⬇️ Support: 1550

HSI Index: 18,874.14 pts (-190.15pts, -1.00%)
⬆️ Resistance: 20100
⬇️ Support: 18300

Crude Palm Oil: RM4,500 (-RM14, -0.31%)
⬆️ Resistance: 4640
⬇️ Support: 4150

Brent Oil: $79.76 (+$1.21, +1.52%)
⬆️ Resistance: 83.40
⬇️ Support: 74.20

Gold: $2,663.16 (+$0.08, +0.00%)
⬆️ Resistance: 2760
⬇️ Support: 2590

Source: Bloomberg, M+
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M+ Market Update – 14Jan25
Bumpy Ride On Bursa Exchange To Persist

The local bourse began the week on a negative note, tracking the weaker overnight performance in the US, coupled with the announcement over the weekend of chip export curb affecting Malaysia. While dip-buying was observed in the Dow Jones, Wall Street closed on a mixed note as traders awaited US inflation data, set to be released this Wednesday, for more insight into the pace of rate cuts in 2025. In the commodities market, Brent crude oil traded above USD80, gold prices retreated below USD2,700, and CPO prices gapped up, trading nearer towards RM4,500.

Sector Focus We believe the local bourse may continue to experience volatility due to the chip export curb announcement. However, trading opportunities may emerge within the O&G sector, supported by US sanctions on Russian oil and declining US inventories, which continue to drive a rebound in Brent crude oil. In the technology sector, the upside potential may be limited following the recent announcements President Biden, but we anticipate some oversold buying opportunities in the EMS, OSAT and ATE players, driven by a strengthening dollar. Also, we think Gamuda will boost the sentiment in the Construction sector, after securing the Penang LRT contract. We remain positive on Property stocks in Johor, following the JSSEZ initiatives.

Stocks to watch:

Finance: *ABMB*, AMBANK
Technology: *AWANTEC*
Utility: PEKAT
O&G: *YINSON*
Consumer: *FOCUSP*

Source: M+
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Gamuda Secures MYR8.3 Billion Penang Contract

Gamuda (GAMUDA), through its 60%-owned subsidiary SRS Consortium Berhad, announced yesterday in a Bursa filing that it has secured the first civil works package for the Penang Mutiara Line, valued at MYR8.3 billion.

The project, awarded by MRT Mutiara, involves constructing a 23.7km elevated viaduct from Komtar to Island A of the Penang South Reclamation (PSR), along with 19 above-ground stations, a depot, and supporting infrastructure. Completion is targeted within six years from the notice to proceed.

Bullish investors looking for leveraged exposure may consider GAMUDA-C3B with an effective gearing of 4.9x. This means for every 1% move in GAMUDA, GAMUDA-C3B will move by 4.9% indicatively.

#WarrantsWatch