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Teamstar Berhad delivered an encouraging second-quarter performance for the financial period ended 30 June 2026, supported by higher revenue, stronger margins and a sharp recovery in reported earnings. The results suggest that the Group is gaining momentum as it continues to expand its retail presence and strengthen its operating capabilities.Read more

GTA Holdings keeps helicopters and aircraft running by repairing and servicing their engines and supplying critical parts, and it’s using its public listing to add capacity and expand into new services. The big question is whether growth plans like a Brunei foothold and broader repair work can reduce its heavy reliance on government-linked customers and a small group of key suppliers.Read more

JAG Berhad turns industrial waste from Malaysia’s electronics and chip makers into recovered metals like copper, gold, and silver, and the business swings back into profit after a tough year. It also pushes into new types of regulated waste, which could make earnings less tied to one industry—but swings in metal prices and strict compliance rules still matter.Read more

Lagenda Properties is selling more homes even as the wider property market turns cautious, with demand in Johor becoming a standout driver. A growing pipeline of pre-sold projects, steady execution, and a shareholder payout offer upside—while a small dip in recent profit hints at timing and project mix effects to watch.Read more

UUE Holdings starts the year with a sharp jump in sales and profit as it delivers more underground utility work in Malaysia and Singapore, helped by better results in its Singapore business. A large backlog of signed work and rising infrastructure spending in both countries could keep momentum going, but it still depends on picking the right projects and controlling costs.Read more

A major shareholder’s reported ownership in PRG drops just before a key meeting, and soon after, people tied to the same business circle show up with large new stakes. If those shares are really independent or quietly coordinated could change who actually controls the company—and what minority investors are up against.Read more

Senheng is trying to move beyond being just a gadget shop by building a loyalty program that keeps customers coming back and spending more often. If its cost-cutting and service upgrades stick, the business could look a lot stronger as consumer spending improves—but execution still matters.Read more

Minox sells the stainless steel parts that keep clean, high-precision industries running, from food production to pharmaceuticals and semiconductors. After a rough recent quarter, new exclusive distribution rights and a push into fast-growing data center cooling could set up a rebound worth a closer look.Read more

After a tough year, Kucingko’s animation business starts to show signs of life, with project work picking up and losses shrinking. It’s also branching out into original characters and stories, plus newer areas like gaming, while leaning on overseas clients and cash set aside to grow.Read more