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Public Bank, Maybank and IHH drag KLCI into the red
KUALA LUMPUR: Public Bank, Maybank, IHH Healthcare and Sime Plantations dragged the FBM KLCI into the red at the close on Friday on rising Covid-19 cases and weaker commodity prices.
Kenanga downgrades Dayang to 'market perform'
KUALA LUMPUR: Kenanga Research has downgraded Dayang Enterprise Holdings Bhd to "market perform" following the recent increase in share price and weaker outlook moving forward.
Stronger earnings for Dayang Enterprise this year
PETALING JAYA: Dayang Enterprise Holdings Bhd is poised for a strong earnings recovery this year on the back of a solid order book of RM3.6bil in tandem with the progressive recovery in the sector’s dynamics, says Public Investment Bank Research.
KLCI pares some of it gains, up 0.27 of-a-point
KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI pared some of its gains at midday break on Thursday, as some profit-taking emerged on the local bourse.
Petronas Dagangan, Maxis in strategic partnership
KUALA LUMPUR: Leveraging on big data analytics, Petronas Dagangan Bhd (PetDag) has teamed up with Maxis Bhd to offer converged solutions focusing on safety, security and sustainability for businesses.
Bursa broadly higher with 950 counters in positive zone
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia closed broadly higher on Wednesday with 950 counters in the positive zone. Public Bank was the top gainer while other banks rode on its coattails.
Petronas Dagangan, Maxis to offer big data analytics, converged solutions
KUALA LUMPUR: Petronas Dagangan Bhd and Maxis have teamed up to offer converged solutions focusing on safety, security and sustainability for businesses.
Petrochemicals to gain from consumer-led recovery
Products such as PVC, PP and polystyrene to benefit
Bursa pares losses as anxiety over emergency eases
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia pared its losses on Tuesday on easing investors' anxiety over the state of emergency, the government's assurance there would not be a curfew and the economic sectors would remain open.
Bursa steadies after PM's assurance of no curfew and economic activities to continue
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia stabilised and managed to recoup part of the earlier losses on Tuesday after the Prime Minister assured there will be no curfew and that civilian government will continue.
