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EG INDUSTRIES BERHAD
EG Industries Expands 5G Production with Chinese Partner in Penang
EG Industries Bhd has signed its third letter of intent (LOI) with China’s Cambridge Industries Group (CIG) to scale up manufacturing capabilities in Batu Kawan, Penang. The partnership focuses on expanding high-speed SMT lines, upgrading cleanroom facilities, and automating testing for optical modules, aligning with global 5G and 5G Advanced demand. This follows earlier LOIs in 2022 and 2024 for 5G optical modules, reinforcing EG Industries’ role in the telecom supply chain. CEO Datuk Alex Kang highlighted the facility’s strategic importance for global markets and supply chain resilience. Despite a 4% YTD stock decline, shares rose 0.84% to RM1.20 ahead of the announcement, valuing the company at RM1.12 billion. ##### **Sentiment Analysis** ✅ **Positive Factors** - **Strategic Expansion**: Enhanced production capacity for high-demand 5G/5G Advanced technologies. - **Global Partnerships**: Strengthened ties with CIG, a key player in optical broadband, could attract further collaborations. - **Supply Chain Resilience**: Batu Kawan facility positions EG Industries as a regional hub for critical telecom infrastructure. - **Revenue Potential**: Previous LOIs (100G–1.6T modules) suggest scalable revenue streams from 5G adoption. ⚠️ **Concerns/Risks** - **Execution Risk**: Scaling production and automation may face delays or cost overruns. - **Market Sentiment**: Stock’s 4% YTD decline reflects investor caution despite recent gains. - **Dependence on CIG**: Overreliance on a single partner could expose EG to supply chain disruptions. **Rating**: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ --- ##### **Short-Term Reaction** 📈 **Factors Supporting Upside** - News-driven momentum from LOI signing and expansion plans. - Potential speculative interest in 5G-related stocks amid global telecom upgrades. 📉 **Potential Downside Risks** - Profit-taking after Friday’s 0.84% gain if details lack immediate financial impact. - Broader market volatility (e.g., geopolitical tensions, commodity prices). --- ##### **Long-Term Outlook** 🚀 **Bull Case Factors** - **5G Adoption**: Global rollout of 5G Advanced (Release 18) could drive sustained demand for EG’s optical modules. - **Diversification**: Expansion beyond Malaysia may follow if Batu Kawan succeeds as a regional hub. ⚠️ **Bear Case Factors** - **Competition**: Rival manufacturers in China or Southeast Asia could undercut pricing. - **Technological Shifts**: Rapid advancements may render current modules obsolete. --- ##### **Investor Insights** | **Aspect** | **Sentiment** | |------------------|-----------------------| | **Short-Term** | Neutral to Positive | | **Long-Term** | Cautiously Optimistic | **Recommendations**: - **Growth Investors**: Monitor execution of expansion plans and CIG partnership milestones. - **Value Investors**: Assess valuation (RM1.12B market cap) against future earnings potential. - **Short-Term Traders**: Watch for volatility around news flow; resistance near RM1.20–RM1.25.
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WCT HOLDINGS BERHAD
WCT Lands RM365M Expressway Expansion Contract in Johor
WCT Holdings Bhd has secured a RM365.22 million contract from Projek Lebuhraya Usahasama Bhd to expand the North-South Expressway from Sedenak to Simpang Renggam in Johor. The project, awarded to WCT’s subsidiary, involves lane construction, bridge works, drainage, and utility relocation, with completion expected in 36 months. This contract strengthens WCT’s order book and aligns with Malaysia’s infrastructure development goals. However, execution risks and macroeconomic factors could impact profitability. The news is likely to bolster investor confidence in WCT’s near-term prospects, though long-term success hinges on project efficiency and broader economic conditions. ##### **Sentiment Analysis** ✅ **Positive Factors** - **Revenue Boost**: RM365M contract significantly enhances WCT’s order book. - **Strategic Project**: Part of a major national expressway expansion, ensuring long-term visibility. - **Diversified Scope**: Includes earthworks, bridges, and utilities, showcasing WCT’s capabilities. ⚠️ **Concerns/Risks** - **Execution Risk**: 36-month timeline may face delays due to labor or material shortages. - **Cost Pressures**: Rising input costs (e.g., steel, fuel) could erode margins. - **Macro Risks**: Economic slowdown or policy shifts may affect infrastructure spending. **Rating**: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ --- ##### **Short-Term Reaction** 📈 **Factors Supporting Upside** - **Investor Sentiment**: Contract win likely to drive short-term stock price momentum. - **Sector Tailwinds**: Infrastructure stocks may benefit from government focus on transport upgrades. 📉 **Potential Downside Risks** - **Profit-Taking**: Share price could dip post-announcement if priced in quickly. - **Market Volatility**: Broader market trends (e.g., interest rates) may overshadow company-specific news. --- ##### **Long-Term Outlook** 🚀 **Bull Case Factors** - **Order Book Growth**: Potential for follow-on contracts in Malaysia’s infrastructure push. - **Reputation Boost**: Successful delivery could position WCT for larger regional projects. ⚠️ **Bear Case Factors** - **Competition**: Rival firms may underbid WCT in future tenders. - **Debt Levels**: High leverage could strain finances if project costs escalate. --- ##### **Investor Insights** | **Aspect** | **Sentiment** | **Key Takeaways** | |------------------|------------------------|--------------------------------------------| | **Sentiment** | Positive (⭐⭐⭐⭐) | Strong contract win, but execution risks remain. | | **Short-Term** | 📈 Neutral-Upside | Momentum likely, but watch for profit-taking. | | **Long-Term** | 🚀 Cautiously Optimistic | Growth depends on execution and macro trends. | **Recommendations**: - **Growth Investors**: Consider accumulating shares, given WCT’s expanding order book. - **Value Investors**: Monitor margin trends and debt levels before entry. - **Short-Term Traders**: Capitalize on announcement-driven volatility.
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MESINIAGA BERHAD
Mesiniaga Wins RM148m KWAP Contract, Boosting Growth Prospects
Mesiniaga Bhd has secured a RM148 million contract from Malaysia’s Retirement Fund Inc (KWAP) to develop a new pension system, with an optional RM64.51 million maintenance package. The project, set for completion by July 2028, is expected to enhance earnings and net assets from FY2025 onward. This follows a RM251.89 million government contract in May 2025, signaling a strong rebound after a quiet period since late 2023. The company’s shares last traded at RM1.43, valuing it at RM86.4 million, but liquidity remains a concern as the stock was untraded recently. With two major contracts this year, Mesiniaga is positioning itself as a key IT services player in Malaysia’s public sector. ##### **Sentiment Analysis** ✅ **Positive Factors** - **Revenue Boost**: RM148m contract (+RM64.5m optional) adds visibility to FY2025-2028 earnings. - **Strategic Momentum**: Second major win in 2025 (RM251.89m MoF contract) after a 2-year drought. - **Government Backing**: Contracts with KWAP and MoF reflect stable public-sector demand. ⚠️ **Concerns/Risks** - **Execution Risk**: Multi-year project timelines could face delays or cost overruns. - **Liquidity Issues**: Stock untraded recently; low market cap (RM86.4m) may deter institutional interest. - **No Auto-Renewal**: Optional maintenance package isn’t guaranteed post-2028. **Rating**: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ --- ##### **Short-Term Reaction** 📈 **Factors Supporting Upside** - **Contract Announcement**: Likely to spur trading activity after untraded sessions. - **Undervaluation Potential**: Current price (RM1.43) may not reflect recent contract wins. 📉 **Potential Downside Risks** - **Profit-Taking**: Short-term spikes could attract selling if liquidity remains thin. - **Macro Sentiment**: Broader market volatility may overshadow company-specific news. --- ##### **Long-Term Outlook** 🚀 **Bull Case Factors** - **Recurring Revenue**: Optional RM64.5m maintenance package extends cash flow to 2033. - **Sector Expertise**: Growing IT demand in public sector could lead to more tenders. ⚠️ **Bear Case Factors** - **Dependency Risk**: Heavy reliance on government contracts exposes to policy shifts. - **Competition**: Larger IT firms may challenge Mesiniaga’s niche dominance. --- ##### **Investor Insights** | **Aspect** | **Sentiment** | |------------------|-----------------------------| | **Sentiment** | Positive (4/5 stars) | | **Short-Term** | Cautiously optimistic | | **Long-Term** | Moderately bullish | **Recommendations**: - **Growth Investors**: Monitor execution of contracts for scalability signals. - **Value Investors**: Assess liquidity risks before entering at current valuation. - **Conservative Investors**: Wait for consistent quarterly earnings delivery.
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AIRASIA X BERHAD
AirAsia’s $12.25B Airbus Deal Signals Ambitious Expansion
AirAsia’s parent company, Capital A Bhd, has signed a $12.25 billion agreement with Airbus to acquire 70 long-range A321XLR jets, marking a transformative step in its growth strategy. The deal, witnessed by Malaysia’s Prime Minister, aims to expand AirAsia’s reach into Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East by 2028. CEO Tony Fernandes highlighted plans to finance the order through bank leases and hinted at an upcoming bond issuance in October. The airline targets 150 million annual passengers by 2030 and is exploring dual listings for its non-airline businesses in Hong Kong. Additionally, Capital A expects to exit PN17 status after divesting its aviation arm, signaling a strategic pivot. ##### **Sentiment Analysis** ✅ **Positive Factors** - **Strategic Growth**: The Airbus deal positions AirAsia as a major player in low-cost long-haul travel, potentially capturing new markets. - **Financial Flexibility**: Plans for bond issuance and bank leases suggest proactive capital management amid moderating interest rates. - **Diversification**: Dual listing plans for non-airline units (e.g., Teleport, BigPay) could unlock value and reduce reliance on aviation. - **PN17 Exit**: Divesting the aviation business may improve Capital A’s financial health and investor confidence. ⚠️ **Concerns/Risks** - **Execution Risk**: Large aircraft orders and expansion into competitive markets (Europe) require flawless operational execution. - **Debt Burden**: Financing $12.25B via leases/bonds could strain liquidity if demand underperforms. - **Macro Risks**: Fuel prices, interest rates, and geopolitical tensions (e.g., Middle East routes) pose volatility. **Rating**: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ --- ##### **Short-Term Reaction** 📈 **Factors Supporting Upside** - Investor optimism from the transformative deal and PN17 resolution timeline. - Bond issuance plans may attract fixed-income investors anticipating rate cuts. 📉 **Potential Downside Risks** - Market skepticism over funding feasibility or delivery delays. - Profit-taking after recent gains (if any) due to high capital commitment. --- ##### **Long-Term Outlook** 🚀 **Bull Case Factors** - Successful expansion into long-haul routes could diversify revenue and boost margins. - Dual listings and non-airline growth (e.g., digital services) may create multiple valuation catalysts. ⚠️ **Bear Case Factors** - Overcapacity in aviation or economic downturns could hurt demand for new routes. - Execution missteps (e.g., integration of new aircraft) may erode cost advantages. --- ##### **Investor Insights** | **Aspect** | **Sentiment** | **Key Takeaways** | |------------------|------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | **Sentiment** | Cautiously optimistic | Growth potential balanced by funding and execution risks. | | **Short-Term** | Neutral to positive | Watch for bond issuance details and PN17 progress. | | **Long-Term** | High-reward, high-risk | Expansion hinges on macroeconomic stability and operational efficiency. | **Recommendations**: - **Growth Investors**: Monitor dual listing progress and route expansion metrics. - **Value Investors**: Await clearer post-PN17 financials before entry. - **Traders**: Capitalize on volatility around bond issuance news.
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SD GUTHRIE BERHAD
SD Guthrie Faces CPO Price Headwinds but Expands Renewable Energy Ventures
SD Guthrie’s Q2 2025 earnings are expected to decline by 20% QoQ due to falling crude palm oil (CPO) prices, with projected core net profit of RM380–400 million. However, higher production volumes (13% MoM growth in April, 5% YoY in May) may partially offset weaker CPO prices. The company is diversifying into renewable energy and industrial development, including a RM2.95 billion industrial park joint venture. UOBKH Research maintains a "hold" rating (target: RM4.75), citing fair valuations amid near-term CPO price consolidation but praising long-term growth prospects in new business verticals. ##### **Sentiment Analysis** ✅ **Positive Factors** - **Production Recovery**: Four consecutive months of YoY output growth, signaling recovery from weather disruptions. - **Diversification**: Expansion into renewable energy and industrial parks (e.g., Carey Island project) reduces reliance on CPO. - **Cost Management**: Lower unit cost assumptions (4–5% earnings uplift for FY25–27) despite inflationary pressures. ⚠️ **Concerns/Risks** - **CPO Price Volatility**: Declining prices directly impact profitability in the near term. - **Earnings Pressure**: Q2 profits expected to drop 20% QoQ, reflecting commodity sensitivity. **Rating**: ⭐⭐⭐ --- ##### **Short-Term Reaction** 📈 **Factors Supporting Upside** - Production surge (May output +5% YoY) could mitigate CPO price declines. - Market optimism around new industrial ventures (e.g., Negri Sembilan project). 📉 **Potential Downside Risks** - Further CPO price drops eroding margins. - Execution risks in new business verticals. --- ##### **Long-Term Outlook** 🚀 **Bull Case Factors** - Successful diversification into renewables and industrial hubs. - Sustainable production growth post-El Niño disruptions. ⚠️ **Bear Case Factors** - Prolonged low CPO prices stifling core earnings. - Delays or cost overruns in new projects. --- ##### **Investor Insights** | **Aspect** | **Sentiment** | |------------------|------------------------| | **Short-Term** | Neutral (CPO headwinds vs. production gains) | | **Long-Term** | Cautiously optimistic (diversification potential) | **Recommendations**: - **Conservative Investors**: Monitor CPO trends before entry; "hold" aligns with current valuations. - **Growth Investors**: Watch for execution progress in renewable/industrial projects as a catalyst.
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GENTING BERHAD
Genting Plantations Poised for Property-Driven Growth in 2H25
Genting Plantations Bhd is expected to see a significant boost in property earnings from the second half of 2025, driven by strong demand for its mixed-use developments in Johor. Maybank IB Research highlights the successful launch of U.Reka in Kulai and the steady progress of Genting Industrial City (GIC) in Batu Pahat, both enjoying high take-up rates. Unbilled sales of RM157 million as of March 31 provide a solid revenue pipeline, with property earnings projected at RM141 million in 2025 and RM147 million in 2026. The Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone is further fueling optimism. However, risks such as volatile palm oil prices and adverse weather conditions could impact the company’s core operations. ##### **Sentiment Analysis** ✅ **Positive Factors** - **Strong property demand**: U.Reka’s Phase 1 sold out on launch day, reflecting robust market interest. - **High unbilled sales**: RM157 million provides near-term revenue visibility. - **Johor-Singapore economic synergy**: Special Economic Zone boosts regional property appeal. - **Industrial growth**: GIC’s 82% take-up rate signals healthy demand for industrial spaces. ⚠️ **Concerns/Risks** - **Palm oil volatility**: Weak CPO prices could dent core earnings. - **Weather anomalies**: Potential disruptions to plantation operations. - **Policy risks**: Unfavorable government regulations may impact profitability. **Rating**: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ --- ##### **Short-Term Reaction** 📈 **Factors Supporting Upside** - Accelerated property revenue recognition from U.Reka and GIC. - Positive market sentiment around Johor’s economic initiatives. - High unbilled sales translating into near-term earnings. 📉 **Potential Downside Risks** - Quarterly earnings miss if property sales slow unexpectedly. - External shocks (e.g., commodity price swings) affecting investor confidence. --- ##### **Long-Term Outlook** 🚀 **Bull Case Factors** - Sustained demand for Johor properties due to regional economic integration. - Expansion of industrial and residential projects driving multi-year growth. - Diversification reducing reliance on palm oil earnings. ⚠️ **Bear Case Factors** - Overexposure to Johor’s property market if demand cools. - Prolonged weakness in CPO prices squeezing margins. - Execution risks in large-scale development projects. --- ##### **Investor Insights** | **Aspect** | **Sentiment** | **Key Takeaways** | |------------------|------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | **Sentiment** | Cautiously optimistic | Strong property momentum but palm oil risks linger. | | **Short-Term** | Positive | Earnings uplift expected from unbilled sales and new launches. | | **Long-Term** | Growth potential | Johor’s economic expansion supports sustained demand, but diversification needed. **Recommendations:** - **Growth Investors**: Attractive due to property earnings acceleration. - **Income Investors**: Monitor palm oil segment stability before committing. - **Risk-Averse Investors**: Wait for clearer signs of sustained earnings diversification.
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WANG-ZHENG BERHAD
Wang-Zheng Faces RM20M Loss from Factory Fire, Insurance Coverage Key
Wang-Zheng Bhd estimates a provisional loss of RM20 million due to a fire at its subsidiary Carefeel Cotton Industries’ Rawang factory. The incident destroyed plant machinery and inventory, but the company expects insurance to mitigate financial impacts. Operations are halted pending investigations, with staff relocated to other facilities. While the exact loss remains uncertain, Wang-Zheng’s prompt disclosure and insurance safeguards provide some stability. The stock’s near-term performance will hinge on claim settlements and operational recovery. Long-term prospects depend on supply chain resilience and risk management improvements. ##### **Sentiment Analysis** ✅ **Positive Factors** - **Insurance coverage**: Expected to offset most losses, reducing net financial impact. - **Transparency**: Proactive disclosure to Bursa Malaysia bolsters investor confidence. - **Operational contingency**: Staff relocated to other factories minimizes productivity disruption. ⚠️ **Concerns/Risks** - **Unquantified losses**: RM20M is provisional; final figures could escalate. - **Production halt**: Prolonged downtime may affect revenue and customer contracts. - **Insurance delays**: Claims processing could strain liquidity if protracted. **Rating**: ⭐⭐⭐ --- ##### **Short-Term Reaction** 📈 **Factors Supporting Upside** - Market may price in insurance recovery, limiting sell-off. - Short-term dip could attract value investors if losses are capped. 📉 **Potential Downside Risks** - Stock volatility if investigations reveal larger uninsured losses. - Sector-wide risk reassessment for industrial stocks with fire exposure. --- ##### **Long-Term Outlook** 🚀 **Bull Case Factors** - Stronger risk management post-incident could improve operational resilience. - Insurance payout may fund upgrades, boosting efficiency. ⚠️ **Bear Case Factors** - Reputational damage may affect client trust and new contracts. - Repeated incidents could signal systemic safety flaws. --- ##### **Investor Insights** | **Aspect** | **Sentiment** | **Key Drivers** | |------------------|---------------------------|------------------------------------------| | **Short-Term** | Neutral to Slightly Negative | Insurance clarity, operational halt | | **Long-Term** | Cautiously Optimistic | Risk mitigation, supply chain stability | **Recommendations**: - **Value Investors**: Monitor insurance settlement for entry opportunities. - **Short-Term Traders**: Expect volatility; trade on news momentum. - **Risk-Averse Investors**: Await full loss assessment before exposure.
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THETA EDGE BERHAD
Theta Edge Seeks RM19.58M Placement for Expansion Amid Cash Constraints
Theta Edge Bhd (KL:THETA) plans a private placement of up to 23.59 million shares (20% of enlarged capital) to raise RM19.58 million, primarily for operational expenses, future investments, and working capital. The company’s accessible cash is limited to RM15.43 million (half of its total cash is pledged), necessitating additional funding. The placement, priced at an illustrative 83 sen/share (9.14% discount to the 5-day average), will dilute major shareholders like Lembaga Tabung Haji and REDtone Digital. Proceeds will fund ongoing projects (e.g., National Cancer Society, Smart City initiatives) and potential RM266 million tenders. Shares closed at 96.5 sen (+0.5%) but are down 30% YTD. ##### **Sentiment Analysis** ✅ **Positive Factors** - **Growth Funding**: RM19.58M injection supports high-potential projects (e.g., RM266M tender pipeline). - **Debt-Free Capital**: Avoids interest costs vs. conventional loans, preserving balance sheet flexibility. - **Strategic Projects**: Allocation to Smart City and cloud-based initiatives aligns with Malaysia’s digital transformation. ⚠️ **Concerns/Risks** - **Shareholder Dilution**: Major stakeholders’ holdings reduced by 4–5%, potentially dampening institutional confidence. - **Cash Constraints**: Only 50% of cash reserves are unencumbered, signaling liquidity pressure. - **YTD Underperformance**: 30% stock decline reflects market skepticism or operational challenges. **Rating**: ⭐⭐⭐ --- ##### **Short-Term Reaction** 📈 **Factors Supporting Upside** - **Placement Completion**: Successful fundraising could renew investor confidence in liquidity management. - **Tender Wins**: Positive news on RM266M pending tenders (Q3 2025) may trigger momentum. 📉 **Potential Downside Risks** - **Pricing Pressure**: Discounted placement (9.14% below average) may weigh on share price post-announcement. - **Execution Risk**: Delays in project delivery or tender losses could exacerbate bearish sentiment. --- ##### **Long-Term Outlook** 🚀 **Bull Case Factors** - **Expansion Potential**: RM7M allocated for new projects could drive revenue diversification. - **Government Contracts**: Strong pipeline (e.g., Perkeso, Smart City) leverages public-sector demand. ⚠️ **Bear Case Factors** - **Dilution Impact**: Reduced EPS from share issuance may deter long-term investors. - **Macro Risks**: Economic slowdown or reduced public spending could hurt tender success. --- ##### **Investor Insights** | **Aspect** | **Sentiment** | **Key Takeaways** | |------------------|---------------------------|--------------------------------------------| | **Sentiment** | Neutral-to-Cautious | Growth potential offset by dilution risks. | | **Short-Term** | Volatile | Tender news critical for direction. | | **Long-Term** | Moderately Positive | Execution-dependent upside. | **Recommendations**: - **Growth Investors**: Monitor tender outcomes; consider entry post-placement completion. - **Value Investors**: Await clearer signs of operational stability amid dilution. - **Traders**: Short-term volatility around placement pricing offers tactical opportunities.
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FGV HOLDINGS BERHAD
Felda Extends FGV Takeover Deadline to August 2025
Felda has extended its takeover offer deadline for FGV Holdings to August 15, 2025, offering RM1.30 per share for remaining shares. Currently holding 89% of FGV, the extension suggests Felda aims to secure full control, potentially delisting the company. The move reflects confidence in FGV’s long-term value, though minority shareholders may weigh the offer against market conditions. The extension could signal negotiation challenges or strategic patience. FGV’s stock may see muted trading until the deadline, with investors eyeing potential arbitrage opportunities. The broader market impact is limited, but the deal underscores Felda’s commitment to consolidating its agribusiness assets. ##### **Sentiment Analysis** ✅ **Positive Factors** - **Full Acquisition Likely**: Felda’s 89% stake and extended deadline suggest strong intent to delist FGV, streamlining operations. - **Premium Offer**: RM1.30/share provides a clear exit for minority holders, avoiding prolonged uncertainty. - **Strategic Consolidation**: Felda’s move aligns with long-term agribusiness goals, potentially unlocking synergies. ⚠️ **Concerns/Risks** - **Low Premium**: RM1.30 may not appeal to shareholders expecting higher valuations amid commodity price fluctuations. - **Liquidity Crunch**: Extended deadline could stall trading activity, reducing short-term price discovery. - **Regulatory Hurdles**: Delisting requires regulatory approvals, adding execution risk. **Rating**: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ --- ##### **Short-Term Reaction** 📈 **Factors Supporting Upside** - **Arbitrage Play**: Traders may bid shares closer to RM1.30 as the deadline nears. - **Market Stability**: Felda’s backing could cushion FGV against broader market volatility. 📉 **Potential Downside Risks** - **Shareholder Resistance**: Minority holders may reject the offer, delaying delisting. - **Commodity Volatility**: Weak palm oil prices could pressure FGV’s standalone valuation. --- ##### **Long-Term Outlook** 🚀 **Bull Case Factors
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