More value in small caps over long term


RHB Investment Bank Bhd chief executive officer Robert Huray: “With the fate of many larger companies tied to global external demand, low commodity prices and lower domestic spending, we hope that the chances of identifying that winner in the new norm post Covid-19 will be higher for smaller companies that are able to move faster to capitalise on emerging opportunities."

PETALING JAYA: In the wake of the strong rebound of blue chips on Bursa Malaysia from their lows two months ago, the focus is now centred on small and mid cap stocks for their higher potential upside.

RHB Investment Bank Bhd is starting to see value in small cap companies in the market from a longer-term perspective despite the elevated risk environment due to the coronavirus (Covid-19).

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