UEM Sunrise is poised to continue the bullish trajectory after breaking past the resistance on high volume. The stock charted a long white candlestick yesterday and closed above the MYR1.02 resistance, showing the underlying momentum is bullish. After the breakout, we expect a follow-through price action to test the MYR1.10 level, followed by the MYR1.20 mark. In the event it breaches the MYR0.95 support, this will dent market sentiment and opens the door for a correction.
Last week, MRCB confirmed the termination of a teaming agreement it had with a consortium led by the Berjaya Group. The consortium was set up to put together a non-binding conceptual proposal for MyHSR Corporation Sdn Bhd regarding potential strategic opportunities.
According to reports, MRCB, which carries an AA-IS rating, likely withdrew from the multi-billion ringgit project given the massive financial risks which the company’s shareholders, which include the Employees Provident Fund, Retirement Fund Inc (KWAP) and Tabung Haji, would have been exposed to.
Reports have also suggested that MRCB, which has spearheaded large transport infrastructure projects such as the development of LRT3, made its decision after rumours suggested that a joint venture between YTL Construction and SIPP Rail would likely win the bidding exercise.
The HSR could be one of the immediate catalysts for the sector moving into 1H25, and UEMS had been one of the most underperforming stocks over the last six months. While it may be speculative, if the HSR project is to be reinstated, UEMS will be the largest beneficiary among all other developers. More than 90% of its landbank is located in Iskandar Malaysia (4,471 acres worth MYR45bn GDV in Gerbang Nusajaya).
Although the alignment and stations are uncertain, having a station in Nusajaya/Forest City area is almost certain, in our view. Hence, given UEMS’ vast landbank there, it is wellpositioned to capture and benefit from the positive spillover.
the signing of a definitive agreement related to the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) and recent news flow on the KL-SG HSR and Bandar Malaysia will likely buoy sentiment on the sector.
From the beginning the government already indicate that this HSR has to be privately funded before submission of proposal. Im sure all participants already find their way to fund it. If they cant fund it then why they submit proposal.
who want to put in money in Malaysia? A clear cut case of a mega Thief siphoning off $50B, CERTIFIED BY HIGH COURT AND COURT OF APPEAL, 9 UNANIMOUSLY I confirmed FRAUD AND GUILTY, can be manipulated by the streets macais as unjust, therefore justify jail at home. Who dare to invest $50b again in Malaysia when court judgement can be manipulated as they like?
The recent announcement on AI chip restrictions has really brought a dark cloud into the market. As long as there’s no clarification, this dark cloud will continue to hover. Even Suncon has been downgraded from 4.10 to 2.50 by JP Morgan. That’s no small downgrade.
Which counters get hit most? Those with high PE with no clear earnings visibility. Yes, we can argue about RNAV, but RNAV evaluations are also based on assumptions. The assumptions then was a lot of interest especially in the area of data centers and the like, for Chinese businesses to circumvent US regulations and tariffs in the coming year.
This does not mean the potential for the SEZ is no longer there. But it has thrown a spanner in the works, for now
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