Skyworld Development Berhad, listed on the main board on 10/7, is a real estate group with KL Center as a development zone. It mainly develops affordable and mid-class properties. From 2014 to now, 7 projects have been completed, with a total development value of more than 3b. The subscription rate for each project is as high as 90%. The order value up to the time of listing is 968b. It can be seen that the profit has been over 3 quarters
In addition, the Group has also won many awards over the past few years, such as Asia Pacific Real Estate Awards, BCI Asia Awards, Malaysia Kincentric Employers Awards, and Global Construction Excellence Awards. After the 2023Q4 results were announced, the annual turnover and net profit set record highs. The Group expects the value of new projects launched in FY2024 to exceed 1b, which means it will continue to grow
Although it has strong fundamentals, is lower than the valuation level of peers, and an initial 4% dividend rate advantage, it is unable to attract investors to enter the market. The situation is very similar to that of Radium, which went public a few days ago
Investors would rather leave at a loss of money than hold on
According to my observations, the only phenomenon that can be explained at the moment is the lack of capital in the market. Foreign capital has continued to leave the horse stock market for the past two months, and the support from local institutions and retail investors is also quite limited. Coupled with the drag of the continued economic slowdown, I don't think real estate is yet everyone's preferred field, so it's not that the group's value isn't in place, but it's a question of timing
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