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DXN: DXN’s share price trended higher last week on heavy volume, fuelled by expectations of potential upward re-rating for the stock. Dealers said rising economic prospects around the region and higher consumer spending would translate into enhanced earnings for the company, going forward. The counter has been hovering between the 90 sen and RM1 price levels since listing late September last year. DXN sells its own brand of health supplements via a multi level marketing system. Stock Watch On DXN 

Brem: RENEWED interest in second liner construction stocks propelled Brem's share price to a three-year high of RM2.23 on Feb 9. The stock price took a breather in the past weeks, providing an opportunity to accumulate, as some analysts think the counter has a 40% upside potential from last Friday's closing price of RM2.10. Brem's current construction order book stands at a respectable RM700mil, and it has 490 acres of land bank with a gross development value of RM1.4bil. Stock Watch On BREM 

SEG Int: EDUCATION group SEGi's share price saw some profit-taking activities in recent days after surging to a four-year high at RM3.40 on Feb 9. The stock had attracted investors' attention, given its potential double-digit earnings growth over the next two years. SEGi's aggressive expansion into China, the opening of its flagship campus in Kota Damansara, recent plans to upgrade its Subang Jaya Prime College campus via acquisition of new property would also ensure steady growth of student population. Stock Watch On SEG 

Greatpac: GREATPAC dominates the local disposable foam and plastics food container market, and is also one of the world's largest producer of such products. Its two existing plants in Selangor are running on a 24-hour shift and the group is planning to open a third factory in China. Exports account for about half of the group's turnover. The base in China is aimed at meeting local demand, while the group can also take advantage of cheaper shipment costs from China for export to the US. Stock Watch On GREATPC 

AMFB: LAST week, heavy interest in banking and financial stocks helped lift AMFB's share price to its highest level since the financial crisis in 1997. AmFinance, owned by AMFB, is the country’s largest hire-purchase lender with an estimated market share of around 22%. The excitement in this stock was largely attributed to potential integration within the AMMB banking group, which could be done in various ways. Either way would likely benefit AMFB's minority shareholders the most. 

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Brem: RENEWED interest in second liner construction stocks propelled Brem's share price to a three-year high of RM2.23 on Feb 9. The stock price took a breather in the past weeks, providing an opportunity to accumulate, as some analysts think the counter has a 40% upside potential from last Friday's closing price of RM2.10. Brem's current construction order book stands at a respectable RM700mil, and it has 490 acres of land bank with a gross development value of RM1.4bil. Stock Watch On BREM 

SEG Int: EDUCATION group SEGi's share price saw some profit-taking activities in recent days after surging to a four-year high at RM3.40 on Feb 9. The stock had attracted investors' attention, given its potential double-digit earnings growth over the next two years. SEGi's aggressive expansion into China, the opening of its flagship campus in Kota Damansara, recent plans to upgrade its Subang Jaya Prime College campus via acquisition of new property would also ensure steady growth of student population. Stock Watch On SEG 

Greatpac: GREATPAC dominates the local disposable foam and plastics food container market, and is also one of the world's largest producer of such products. Its two existing plants in Selangor are running on a 24-hour shift and the group is planning to open a third factory in China. Exports account for about half of the group's turnover. The base in China is aimed at meeting local demand, while the group can also take advantage of cheaper shipment costs from China for export to the US. Stock Watch On GREATPC 

AMFB: LAST week, heavy interest in banking and financial stocks helped lift AMFB's share price to its highest level since the financial crisis in 1997. AmFinance, owned by AMFB, is the country’s largest hire-purchase lender with an estimated market share of around 22%. The excitement in this stock was largely attributed to potential integration within the AMMB banking group, which could be done in various ways. Either way would likely benefit AMFB's minority shareholders the most. 

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