OYL and BAT in race for priciest stock on KLSE


  • Business
  • Saturday, 18 Oct 2003

A FEW months ago, a fund manager and an analyst paid a visit to the management of OYL Industries Bhd. The fund was contemplating selling its OYL shares after making a decent profit, but on hearing about the prospects of the company, it decided to hold on to the shares. 

It is still keeping the shares under lock and key, and judging by the huge move in the OYL share price since then, it made the right choice. 

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