YTL Power says its shares are undervalued


“People are valuing our company in terms of dividends but our company holds a fair share of regulated assets. “There is a lack of understanding on how these assets should be valued,” group managing director Datuk Yeoh Seok Hong tells StarBizWeek.

WITH its plans to move into higher growth areas, YTL Power International Bhd believes its shares are undervalued at current levels.

“People are valuing our company in terms of dividends but our company holds a fair share of regulated assets.

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