KUALA LUMPUR: Stocks that would see worth motion on Tuesday after latest company bulletins embrace Sapura Energy
, Bermaz Auto, Evergreen Fibreboard, Pertama Digital, Ramssol Group and BTM Resources, in line with JF Apex Research.
Sapura Energy narrowed its internet loss by 56% to RM669.34mil for 3QFY22, from RM1.52 billion within the earlier quarter of 2QFY22, as 2QFY22 noticed greater undertaking prices recognised for sure initiatives and a provision for foreseeable losses.
Bermaz Auto’s internet revenue was up 5.04% yoy from RM24.79mil in 2QFY21, regardless of income declining 19.34% from RM599.84mil as a consequence of discount in gross sales quantity.
Evergreen Fibreboard stated a hearth broke out at its wholly-owned subsidiary’s wooden fibre storage bin in Segamat, Johor, on Saturday (Dec 11) morning, which killed two individuals.
Pertama Digital has inked a memorandum of understanding with CGS-CIMB Securities Sdn Bhd to develop and produce to market, digital monetary providers that empower traders in post-pandemic Malaysia.
Ramssol Group has partnered with coaching and advisory providers firm Elmu V Sdn Bhd to increase its IT-related coaching enterprise.
BTM Resources’ wholly-owned subsidiary, BTM Biomass Products Sdn Bhd has signed a proposed lease of leasehold industrial land with Perbadanan Memajukan Iktisad Negeri Terengganu (PMINT) for a 30-year time period lease of 8.09 hectares (20 acres) in Teluk Kalong, Kemaman , Terengganu.
Meanwhile, JF Apex expects the FBM KLCI to stays sideways over the approaching classes above the help of two,480 because it maintains a flattish development.
This comes on the again of the benchmark index’s 5.98-point advance to 1,494.86 factors within the earlier session.
Overnight, the US market had plunged following renewed issues over the Omicron variant.
The UK had warned of a tidal wave of Covid circumstances as a result of new variant, which triggered a fall in European shares.
Investors can have their eyes peeled for financial coverage decisiosn by central banks within the US, England, Japan and Europe later this week.
