KUALA LUMPUR: Bermaz Auto Bhd
(BAuto), Vestland Bhd, Systech Bhd, Econpile Holdings Bhd, Rohas Tecnic Bhd, AYS Ventures Bhd, Jentayu Sustainables Bhd and United Malacca Bhd are among the stocks to watch today.
BAuto has mutually terminated its Malaysian distributorship for Deepal EVs after failing to reach an agreement on models and pricing amid an intensifying EV price war.
Vestland has secured a RM135mil contract to design and build a nine-storey stratified factory and related facilities in Selangor for Golden Armani Sdn Bhd.
Systech has proposed a RM40mil capital reduction to eliminate accumulated losses and plans to rebrand as WTS Capital Bhd.
Econpile has secured a RM48.8mil contract from Vestland Infra for bored pile and foundation works on a 74-storey serviced apartment project in Kuala Lumpur.
Rohas Tecnic said the MACC has lifted seizure orders on all bank accounts linked to its subsidiary HG Power Transmission and its current and former officers, allowing normal banking operations to resume.
AYS Ventures is disposing of its 74% stake in Singapore’s Steelaris Pte Ltd for S$6.3mil as part of a strategic deal with CosmoSteel Holdings Pte Ltd.
United Malacca’s full-year FY26 net profit rose 50% to RM144.7mil, with revenue up 14.4% to RM813.4mil, driven by stronger palm oil prices and improved efficiency. It declared a total FY26 dividend of 20 sen per share, including interim, final, and special payouts.
Jentayu Sustainables is disposing of its loss-making Ohana Specialist Hospital unit for RM1.75mil as part of a restructuring to refocus on renewable energy.
