The MSCI South East Asia Small Caps index delivered a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.1% during the 10-year period.
Among the sectors that identify to have high potential growth are consumer and infrastructure.
The consumption growth level in the region would be supported by rising income levels and a growing middle class.
On the infrastructure sector growth, the region would need to invest at least US$110bil annually in power, transport, telecommunication and water and sanitation until 2025 to accelerate economic growth and improve productivity across the region.
The utility and construction sectors where we see evidence of decent yields, visible recurring income and a pipeline of high-value projects that can generate regular earnings.
The small-cap and mid-cap stocks have higher potential to deliver greater capital appreciation to investor because smaller companies are able to increase their profits at a faster rate than larger firms.
Participant Bought RM m Sold RM m Net RM m Local Institution 1,856.5 1,311.5 545.1 Local Retail 433.7 321.1 112.6 Foreign 516.2 1,173.9 -657.7 Total 2,806.5 2,806.5 0.0
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