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Fibromat: More than just a niche player, with clearer earnings visibility from order book and project wins
Fibromat (M) Berhad may not be one of the most talked-about names on Bursa, but from a fundamental perspective, the company is starting to look more interesting than many investors may realise. The group is mainly involved in erosion control solutions , geotechnical-related installation works , and the manufacturing and sale of in-house erosion control products.Read more
The Global Standard: Mega Fortris Solidifies Global Leadership Amidst Resilient Market Performance
Mega Fortris Berhad (KLSE: MEGAFB) has recently captured significant market attention, transitioning from its 2024 IPO into a period of robust expansion and evolving financial narratives. As of early 2026, the company continues to solidify its reputation as a global leader in the security solutions sector.Read more
Rising Renewables And Regulations Will Challenge Petrochemical Resilience
PETRONAS Chemicals faces a tougher road as cleaner energy and stricter rules chip away at demand and raise costs, while global oversupply keeps prices under pressure. The upside case hinges on whether its push into higher-value products and better plant performance can offset aging assets and a more volatile market.Read more
Anticipated Pengerang Petrochemical Launch And Asian Expansion Set To Drive Revenue Growth
PETRONAS Chemicals is gearing up for new production in Malaysia and India, which could lift output and help the business recover after a tough patch for global chemicals. But higher costs, plant hiccups, and swings in demand—especially from China—could still weigh on results.Read more
Rising Urbanization In ASEAN Will Fuel Specialty Chemical Demand
PETRONAS Chemicals could be closer to a turnaround than many expect as its big new complex ramps up and the company leans on PETRONAS ties to stabilize costs. The bigger question is whether it can shift fast enough into higher-value, greener products before weak pricing and tougher competition keep dragging results down.Read more
